• Speed Sign Update – June 2024

    SAM 2 Report for Week All: 2024-05-06 to 2024-07-01
    SAM 2 Located at Mill Hill Road – North Facing – Into Village
    Number of vehicles: 18951 over 57 days
    Average speed of all vehicles: 27.9mph
    Maximum speed recorded: 54mph
    Maximum speed of 54mph seen at:
    Mon 03/06/2024, 17:40:00
    Tue 04/06/2024, 19:20:00
    Percentage of vehicles over the limit on all days: 30% (5638 of 18951) over 57 days
    Percentage of vehicles over the limit on weekdays: 30% (4374 of 14799) over 41 days
    Percentage of vehicles over the limit on weekends: 30% (1264 of 4152) over 16 days
    Peak Hour: 16:00-17:00, with 2045 vehicles across 57 days
    Average speed of “speeder” vehicles: 34mph
    Average speed of “speeder” vehicles in the Peak Hour: 34mph
    Average vehicles per day: 332 (361 on weekdays, 260 at weekends)

  • Boughton Litter Pick

    Please join us for a parish tidy up before the open gardens event.

  • Annual Speed Sign Update – May 2024

    SAM 2 Report for Week All: 2023-05-01 to 2024-04-31
    SAM 2 Located at All Locations
    Number of vehicles: 86644 over 298 days
    Average speed of all vehicles: 25.8mph
    Maximum speed recorded: 60mph
    Maximum speed of 60mph seen at:
    Sat 20/05/2023, 18:50:00
    Mon 08/04/2024, 18:20:00
    Percentage of vehicles over the limit on all days: 21% (18558 of 86644) over 298 days
    Percentage of vehicles over the limit on weekdays: 22% (15644 of 72398) over 217 days
    Percentage of vehicles over the limit on weekends: 20% (2914 of 14246) over 81 days
    Peak Hour: 16:00-17:00, with 8351 vehicles across 298 days
    Average speed of “speeder” vehicles: 34mph
    Average speed of “speeder” vehicles in the Peak Hour: 34mph
    Average vehicles per day: 291 (334 on weekdays, 176 at weekends)

  • Speed Sign Update – April 2024

    SAM 2 Report for Week All: 2024-03-05 to 2024-05-06
    SAM 2 Located at Stoke Road – South Facing – Into Village
    Number of vehicles: 17624 over 57 days
    Average speed of all vehicles: 28.8mph
    Maximum speed recorded: 60mph
    Maximum speed of 60mph seen at:
    Mon 08/04/2024, 18:20:00
    Percentage of vehicles over the limit on all days: 36% (6432 of 17624) over 57 days
    Percentage of vehicles over the limit on weekdays: 36% (5444 of 15150) over 41 days
    Percentage of vehicles over the limit on weekends: 40% (988 of 2474) over 16 days
    Peak Hour: 15:00-16:00, with 1641 vehicles across 57 days
    Average speed of “speeder” vehicles: 34mph
    Average speed of “speeder” vehicles in the Peak Hour: 34mph
    Average vehicles per day: 309 (370 on weekdays, 155 at weekends)

     

  • Speed Sign Update – February 2024

    SAM 2 Report for Week All: 2023-12-04 to 2024-03-05
    SAM 2 Located at Chapel Road – East Facing – Into Village
    Number of vehicles: 18648 over 77 days
    Average speed of all vehicles: 20.6mph
    Maximum speed recorded: 51mph
    Maximum speed of 51mph seen at:
    Sat 13/01/2024, 21:10:00
    Percentage of vehicles over the limit on all days: 1% (167 of 18648) over 77 days
    Percentage of vehicles over the limit on weekdays: 1% (123 of 15446) over 56 days
    Percentage of vehicles over the limit on weekends: 1% (44 of 3202) over 21 days
    Peak Hour: 15:00-16:00, with 1890 vehicles across 77 days
    Average speed of “speeder” vehicles: 32mph
    Average speed of “speeder” vehicles in the Peak Hour: 33mph
    Average vehicles per day: 242 (276 on weekdays, 152 at weekends)

  • New Defibrillator for Boughton ready for use

  • Boughton Pond Silt Treatment

    On Saturday 17th February on Boughton Pond you may have witnessed scenes recalling Jerome K Jerome or Last of the Summer Wine.
    In fact, Parish Councillors and volunteers were applying a calcium carbonate product to the water to help reduce the silt that has built up over the years.
    This is the Environment Agency recommended course of action, preferred over dredging. The product is safe for humans, pets, ducks, fish and plant.
    About a third of the pond was treated on this occasion, with more applications to come next year and in 2026.

    Thanks to Roger Warner for the loan of his punt and paddling for us, volunteers Simon Miller and Richard Johnston for getting their hands dirty, and Councillor Payne for the heavy lifting and direction.

    Neil Matthew
    Chair, Boughton Parish Council

  • Temporary Closure of the Church

    Bad news – the church is effectively closed for the time being, because of structural problems.

    If you were planning to come to the ordination on Sunday, please let everyone know about this. I’ll post the alternative venue as soon as I find out.

    Pam