Police are in Stretton Sugwas following concerns over heavy lorries. Picture: Hereford SNT
POLICE have been at a Herefordshire village today after concerns about lorries using narrow roads in the area.
Hereford police officers were in Stretton Sugwas responding to residents' worries about lorries exceeding the 7.5 tonne restriction using roads in the area.
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Police are concerned that lorries are ignoring the signs displaying the weight limit and using the road to cut through from the A438 through Stretton Sugwas village and onto the A480 and A4110.
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