MHK calls for review of Island speed limits

OCF cur eam son scrutaght er caglieeyn bieauid yn Ellan

Imnea veih teiyderyn 

Ta eam goll er cur son scrutaght er caglieeyn bieauid yn Ellan liorish Oltey yn Chiare as Feed ass-lieh Middyl, Bill Shimmins.

Hug eh y feysht er y Chirveishagh Bun-Troggalys ayns yn Chiare as Feed Jemayrt (5 Toshiaght Arree).

Ta Mnr Shimmins gra dy vel eh er chlashtyn scuitch dy chummaltee as imnea oc 'sy rheynn reihys echey.

As t'eh geearee toiggal cre ta'n protocol son aa-scrutaghey ny beauidyn t'ayn nish.

AS BILL SHIMMINS : Well, ta mee feer jeean dy hoiggal cre yn coyrle ta'n Rheynn goaill son boodeeyssyn ynnydoil tra t'ad sur-smooinaghtyn er ny ta ny caglieeyn beauid cooie ayns ny ardyn oc.

S'anaasagh eh, cha nel mee . . . cha nel fys aym er mooarane goll er jannoo dy ghoaill coyrle, mooarane dy hirrey barellyn cummaltee ynnydoil. Myr shoh, ta mee jeean dy hoiggal ny ta jeant ayns rieughid ec y traa t'ayn nish.  

Concern from constituents 

A review of Island speed limits is being called for by the Middle MHK Bill Shimmins.

He put the question to the Infrastructure Minister in the House of Keys on Tuesday (5 Feb).

Mr Shimmins says he's heard from a number of concerned residents from his constituency.

And wants to know what the protocol is to review current speeds.