Grants from the West Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner’s Safer Communities Fund have given road safety a boost in Leeds and Kirklees.
Leeds City Council - Highways and Transportation received £5000 from the Fund for their Road Safety Oscars project while The Polish Saturday School in Huddersfield received £2538.88 for a special event to increase awareness of road safety around their building- used by a large number of people from the community and sits near a busy main road.
The Leeds initiative sees secondary schools across the city develop road safety and sustainable travel films.
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