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April's monthly stats have finally been released by CSCP.

As I suggested yesterday, this has been the worst month for KSI's since CSCP started up in business - 56 KSI's

This included 11 Killed (2nd worst month).

The facts speak for themselves; CSCP is a failure (unless you're in the Treasury). My verdict is IMMEDIATE CLOSURE for CSCP - does anyone disagree?

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That's how Nazi Germany started. They'll be burning books next. (Brian Noble, Wigan coach - updated 20/4/06!!).

Some time ago I was threatened with being banned from the CSCP forums because I dared to suggest that if the figures were not falling SC might want to discover why, and suggested that taking a look in the mirror may enlighten him.

I ask again SC (and I know you read this forum) what have you done today to reduce Cumbria's terrible road safety legacy? Sent a few more NiPs out? Sent someone a leaflet with a smiley speed camera on it? If SC was in Sales he would have been out of a job years ago, he has yet again failed to deliver, how many years is this?? The people of Cumbria deserve better.

Clearly CSCP have done nothing, yet again, to do anything about road casualties in Cumbria, how many more people need to die before SC and KT realise they are not up to the job, and the longer they pretend they are the more people are going to die?

how long before common sense takes over from their income and pension desires?

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It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his job depends on not understanding it.

Upton Sinclair

Slightly. The most important thing right now is to scrap speed cameras - and not just in Cumbria.

Our Downing Street petition has 23,000 signatures, but it's nowhere near enough with exactly one month to go.

http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/scrapcam

Sign it today and tell your friends. We MUST scrap speed cameras for safety's sake.

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Paul Smith
Our scrap speed cameras petition got over 28,000 sigs
The Safe Speed campaign demands a return to intelligent road safety