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Call for speed limit slash MATT BROWN
matt@marlboroughmedia.co.nz
A woman whose pet dog died after being hit by a speeding car is warning it is only a matter of time before someone is killed.
Aerodrome Road resident Mel Marshall was devastated when her small dog was hit by a speeding car on Aerodrome Road. With motorists continuing to regularly break the 70 kilometres per hour speed limit, it is a dis-
aster waiting to happen, Mel says. “Does it have to take a human life to change a speed limit? “We call the police literally every week because of people doing burnouts or being idiots. “There are elderly using mobil-
ity scooters, kids on scooters and people walk along the road. “Losing my dog was hard, but I would hate for my child to be chasing a dog, or a ball, and be hit. “I don’t want people to feel what
I’ve felt.” Aerodrome Road, off New Renwick Road in Blenheim, the new Omaka Landing subdivision has seen a dramatic rise in road users.
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Sounds golden Thousands of revellers took to Lansdowne Park for the Golden Sounds festival last Thursday. See page 6 for more photos.
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