Charity speed limit checks
A charity is launching a campaign calling for drivers to stick to 20 miles an hour in built up areas to keep walkers and cyclists safe.
Full Report: GO 20 tells drivers to slow down
School children are backing a campaign to get motorists to slow down to 20mph in high-risk areas.
The youngsters were on the roadside today helping police with speed checks.
You can see the full report from Derek Proud below.
(Warning: This report includes a photograph which some people may find disturbing.)
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