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Residents call for cyclists to ride the right way

Daniel Whiteway • Published 5 Aug 2012 10:00 Print Comments 0 Comments

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RESIDENTS of Eton are stepping up their campaign to stop cyclists riding the wrong way down High Street, towards Windsor Bridge, in the town.

At a meeting of Eton Community Association (ECA) on Thursday last week, Cllr George Fussey confirmed that the issue was growing.

The ECA encouraged residents to call the police on 101 if they witness cyclists breaking the law.

This article appeared in Local Berkshire 03 Aug 12

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