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New safety measures for Hillsview Avenue welcomed by Kenton councillors

''There has been a history of speeding vehicles down Hillsview Ave and nearby streets. Anything that slows down the traffic is to be welcomed. Given that there are a lot of older residents and families in the area, this has to be seen as a positive development.''

Stephen Lambert by Stephen Lambert
29-03-2026 06:58
in Transport, Tyneside
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Hillsview Avenue in North Kenton is getting new safety and traffic calming measures following resident concerns overs speeding vehicles.

Improvements

Newcastle City Council plans to bring in:

  • Traffic calming features such as 14 speed cushions and humps. These will encourage safer driving without restricting access
  • Upgrade of road signage. Road signs will be reviewed reminding drivers that they are fully aware of speed limit and road layout
  • Improved safety for residents and walkers. The work aims to create a safer environment, and to address long-standing concerns about vehicle speeds.

Support from residents and councillors

Consultation with local residents revealed strong support for these measures which are designed to improve road safety and reduce the risk of  a serious collision.

Kenton councillors Ged Bell, Stephen Lambert and Paula Maines this week welcomed the proposals which are being implemented next week. They said:

”There has been a history of speeding vehicles down Hillsview Ave and nearby streets. Anything that slows down the traffic is to be welcomed. Given that there are a lot of older residents and families in the area, this has to be seen as a positive development.”

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Stephen Lambert

Stephen Lambert

Born and brought up in Newcastle , Stephen runs Education4Democracy - a social enterprise company having been a college lecturer in two North East colleges in the last 30 years. Stephen is a Newcastle City Councillor. In 1987 and 1992 he contested the Berwick-Upon-Tweed and Roxburgh constituencies (Labour) at both general elections. Stephen is an established citizen journalist and has published widely in The Journal, Chronicle, Sunday Sun, Northern Echo, Newsquest, Northumberland Gazette, LGA First and Post-16 Educator on a range of public policy related issues. He has also contributed to social media sites such as Labour List, FE News and North East Bylines.

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