20's Plenty for Silverton

We'll be on the Little Rec this Saturday, 29th August from 10am to 12noon for our kick off day of action, to recruit volunteers and start spreading the message across the village. You'll be able to buy 20s Plenty stickers (as below); Car Window Stickers - 50p each Wheelie Bin Stickers - £1 each Stickers mounted on corex board (for garden signs etc.) - £2 each Window posters - FREE We'll also have sign up sheets for those in the community wanting to get involved in the campaign over the coming months, including roles such as; Liasing with the national campaign Preparing and undertaking community surveys Leafleting and raising profile  Traffic and speed surveys Liaison with other groups and authorities Press campaign  Come along, show your support, help get the message and get involved to help reduce speeds, prevent accidents, reduce noise and improve air quality in your village. Did we mention, we'll have cupcakes, for a small donation!  If you can't make it - you ...

  On Saturday 29th August we'll be holding a 20's Plenty for Silverton Day of Action . Meeting on the Little Rec at 10am (until 12 noon) we'll be kicking things off in a big way with; Stickers, posters and sign making materials for sale Advice on making your own house, garden or yard sign Help to get stickers and posters up around the village Volunteer sign-up for various essential activities over the coming months Cupcakes! Themed cupcakes to raise funds for the campaign Come along, meet others who want slower speeds, less noise, less pollution and safer streets in the village - and share your thoughts, views and ideas with like minded people. Obviously everything will be socially distanced. Sign-up for the newsletter (see the sidebar) to stay on top of news!

As per the Silverton Parish Council meeting on Monday 6th July, this website has been set up to examine traffic impacts for the village with a view to reducing speeds - welcome all! Paper here if anyone wants to read it in full -  https://www.middevonparish.co.uk/media/195460/post-covid-traffic-impacts-july-2020-1.pdf