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Pupils’ safety concern prompts public meeting

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Tom Wright

Published: 11:30 AM January 18, 2016    Updated: 9:00 PM October 27, 2020
Some parents fear an accident unless changes are made.

Some parents fear an accident unless changes are made. - Credit: Archant

A Portishead school will hold a meeting tomorrow (Tuesday) to discuss issues over preserving pupils’ safety.

Concerns have been raised over road safety outside High Down Junior School in Down Road because of building work taking place nearby.

The school has therefore agreed to host a public meeting tomorrow to allow ideas to preserve safety to be raised.

It will run from 7-8.30pm and see parents, teachers and councillors share opinions.

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