MHK wants work to make drop off time safer
An MHK has been told that traffic problems at Arbory Primary School will be included in an infrastructure review of all schools in the south of the Island.
Jason Moorhouse has repeatedly asked for work to ease congestion when pupils are picked up and dropped off.
But, in the House of Keys, Education Minister Julie Edge said the subject was being looked at holistically.
John Moss has this report:
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