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Scallywag Dorset is a place for individuals, businesses and organisations in South Dorset (Weymouth, Dorchester, Bridport etc.)to share opinion and gossip that would otherwise go unreported or shared. Its the place to have your say!
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To Submit A New Topic For Discussion:
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We welcome posts of an investigate nature from freelance journalists or would be journalists which will promote debate, we will however not tolerate any postings which are vexatious or abusive in content (these will be deleted).
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2 comments:
Surely the road has very little to do with deaths. The drivers MUST take most of the responsibility for these incidents. Driving at an inappropriate speed for the road and weather conditions must be a factor! I am sure there is the odd accident that will inevitably have an innocent victim and that is tragic, but people should not be looking at the local authority to change a road that has been there many years. The families of victims should be urging people to drive properly at a better speed and within their limitations
I agree
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