Village Speed Indicator Device (SID) Data – April 2025
We’ve gathered the latest stats from our Speed Indicator Devices (SIDs) for April. Here’s what we recorded: Swinstead Road Total vehicles: 17,445 Vehicles travelling at: Less than 30mph: 10,792 31–35mph: 3,036 36–40mph: 2,132 41–45mph: 1,022 46mph and above: 463 Maximum speed recorded: 77mph A151, Station Road (entering the village from Colsterworth) Total vehicles: 97,948Vehicles travelling at: Less than 30mph: 88,526 31–35mph: 6,078 36–40mph: 2,298 41–45mph: 752
VE Day 80 Commemoration – Join Us in Remembrance and Celebration
This year marks the 80th anniversary of VE Day, and we invite our community to come together in remembrance, gratitude, and unity. Thursday, 8 May – VE Day 80 9:00am – Flag Raising & ProclamationWe begin the day with a solemn moment as we raise the Union Flag and share the official VE Day 80 Proclamation. 21:15 – Beacon GatheringJoin us as we gather around the
Village Speed Indicator Device (SID) Data – January & February 2025
We’ve gathered the latest stats from our Speed Indicator Devices (SIDs) for the months of January and February. Here’s what we recorded: January Total number of vehicles recorded: 105,169 Percentage of vehicles exceeding 30mph: 24% Maximum speed recorded: 75 mph February Total number of vehicles recorded: 119,384 Percentage of vehicles exceeding 30mph: 25% Maximum speed recorded: 70 mph While these figures help us monitor traffic patterns, please
Do you care about speeding in our village?
The Parish Council is aware of the village’s concerns about speeding and is looking to re-establish Community Speed Watch. We need volunteers to do this and will be holding a meeting on Wednesday 12th March at 6.30pm in the Willoughby Gallery, Morley’s Lane, before the Parish Council meeting. This will be informal and will be sharing information about Community Speed Watch and the role of the
CGPC Response on Christmas Tree
PRESS RELEASE Thank you for contacting us regarding the recent discussions surrounding the Christmas tree in Corby Glen’s marketplace. We appreciate the opportunity to address the community’s concerns and provide clarity on this matter. Firstly, we recognise that the Christmas tree has long been a cherished part of our village’s festive tradition, and we deeply value the input and sentiments of our residents. This year,
Corby Glen Community Group Meet & Greet
Saturday 14th September 2024 11 am – 2 pm at The Church Street Rooms Come along and meet other people living in Corby Glen and enjoy some fun and games, whether you moved in last week or lived herelonger. Refreshments will be available as well as games for the children and a bouncy castle. This is a great opportunity to learn about what is going on
