Our driver's just taken us past one of these signs and reckons there OK.
George knows the area and says "how come it's the Borough Councillors wot got it sorted"
"My mum says the County Councillor's some double barreled bloke who's just been re-elected."
"He's nowhere in sight on this one" he adds.
"No change there!" says Frank.
Can't wait to get back to the canteen, it's fish and chips on a Friday.
Have a good one.
Jack

Fantastic news, but with one small problem. The sign in the picture is square. Only round signs carry obligatory instructions for road users. Doh!!!

We have not long returned from a drive around the county.
Clarkson, our number 2 chauffeur drove us around in Bristol 407 Viotti, and we took luncheon at an inn.
We journeyed around in the West Hunsbuery area. The Countess had read this article earlier at morning coffee, when the Bellamys popped in.
We saw these rather attractive signs. We are not aware as to their legality, but they looked very effective, at least one juggernaut took notice.
There seems to be a little contretemps as to the Borugh Councillors dealing with this, rather than the apparently dilatory County Councillor, whose name escapes me. Great Aunt Regina who is staying with us, who keeps her finger on the pulse, but is sometimes confused, ventures that his name is Houston-Robotics or something.
Doubtless Hudson will have the correct information.
Meanwhile we wonder if our Long Wheelbase Daimler Majestic Major Landaulet will be prohibited by these signs. Should we ask the County Councillor, whomever he may be?
Upney
"Putting a few miles in for the people of Nothamptonshire"

Unless Cllr Varnsverry intends to take up duties at a 'toll gate' to check that any lorries using the road are only seeking 'local access' then these signs are of no use. Except an opportunity for the PPC to get into the paper again.

Better than Dalek slippers I suppose, although a waste of taxpayers money.