Inside Manchester primary's 'nightmare' school run as parents and teachers beg for help
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukA Manchester primary is pleading for new safety measures to be installed on a "nightmare" school run. Staff at Saviour Church of England Primary School in Collyhurst fear it is "a matter of time" before a child is hit by a car on the "dangerous" road.
Parents park on zig-zag lines and kerbs to drop off and pick-up their children, forcing buggies into the busy road. READ MORE: Mum forced into extra school run as daughter stopped from riding in same taxi as son Lollipop signs warning 'don't park here' have even been stolen in Eggington Street, it is claimed.
Headteacher Eileen Anderson is calling for traffic-calming measures like speedbumps, speed cameras and a pedestrian crossing.
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