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Head steps up pupils safety calls
A Guernsey head teacher has joined calls for safety measures to be put in place before her new school opens.

The Environment Department has come under fire for failing to address the situation before pupils start attending St Sampson's High School in September.

Hazel Tetlaw says basic traffic calming measures should be put in and speed limits cut at Baubigny and Les Effards.

The Environment Department says no action can be taken until more traffic information is available.



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