Community Speed Watch
2019-10-04 17:00 - 19:00 (Europe/London) | John Ruskin Street, London, SE5 0PQ, United Kingdom
Southwark Cyclists volunteer Robert Eva, his mate Kevin (see pic) and their trusty speedgun will be on John Ruskin Street, noting down numbers and collecting evidence of speeding on behalf of the Met. You can join in. Email kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk for a warm welcome.

Community Speed Watch
2019-10-12 18:00 - 20:00 | salter road/lagado mews, London, SE16 5PD, United Kingdom
Back on Salter Road near the junction with SE1. Cyclists know the danger of speeding motors. These speed traps evidence the problem to the Met and borough councils who are joining in the move to 20mph speed limits. Even Westminster is thinking slower. If you cycle into their area you can tell them what you think here: https://www.westminster.gov.uk/20mph

Community Speed Watch
2019-10-17 18:00 - 20:00 | Dog Kennel Hill, Quorn Road, SE22 8EF
It always baffles me why cars seem to accelerate down hills. Dog Kennel Hill is a fine example and our Southwark Cyclist volunteer Robert Eva will be there encouraging them to resist temptation. With him, for personal protection, will be PCSO Kevin Phillips (see pic), a jovial soul with an understandable disapproval of bad driving. You can put a smile on Kevin’s face and email kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk to join in.

Community Speed Watch
2019-10-31 18:00 - 20:00 | Croxted Road, London, SE21 8NF, United Kingdom
Southwark Cyclists volunteer Robert Eva will be out with a speedgun hoping not to better the previous top speed registered by CRW of 66mph (see pic). His personal protection officer PCSO Kevin Phillips will be standing beside him writing down the numbers of law-breakers. There are so many they give poor, old Kevin a sore hand. Their results are evidence which is driving the Met, TfL and other boroughs to crack down on speed. You can support them. To join in and receive a warm welcome email kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk. Your local knowlege can help the Met choose the roads, dates and times.

community speedwatch
2019-11-07 14:00 - 16:00 | Half Moon Lane, London, SE24 9JU
Southwark Cyclist Bob Eva will be wielding the speedgun at the junction of Village Way and Half Moon Lane. There are special prizes for catching motorbikes (often going too fast to catch). The public are very supportive (as you might expect). To join in email kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk (see pic at the top). He will be very pleased to hear from you.

community speedwatch
2019-11-10 10:00 - 12:00 | salter road/lagado mews, London, SE16 5PD, United Kingdom
The incoming recession seems to be reducing the amount of traffic and increasing the proportion of bad drivers. A Southwark Cyclist volunteer will have them in his sights on Salter Road. You can join in. Email kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk and volunteer. He will be delighted to hear from you and will take your views on where-and-when to set up his speedgun very seriously

Community Speedwatch
2019-11-15 10:00 - 12:00 | Dog Kennel Hill, Quorn Road, SE22 8EF
Speed kills. Amazing the number of drivers who argue with that. Still everyone else agrees. Community speedwatch is a joint venture between TfL, the public and the Met to cut speeds in London. TfL provides the money and the public and the Met provide the person-power. Today the public will be represented by Southwark Cyclist Bob Eva and the Met by PCSO Kevin Phillips. To join in email kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk. He will be delighted to hear from you.

Community Speedwatch
2019-11-20 10:00 - 12:00 | Flint Street/Rodney Road, SE17 1QD, United Kingdom
Southwark Cyclist Bob Eva will be representing the law-abiding public and PCSO Kevin Phillips will be representing the forces of law-n-order (the Met). The information they collect is used by the Met traffic police to set up their own speed traps. The support they receive directly from the public encourages the Met to care just that little bit more about speeding. All in all, well worth the effort. To join in email kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk. He’s an affable chap who hates bad driving.

community speedwatch
2019-11-29 10:00 - 12:00 | sydenham Hill, crescent wood road, London, SE26 6ND, United Kingdom
Our volunteers will be on Sydenham Hill catching speeding drivers and showing the Met how it’s done. What’s not to like? You can join in. PCSO Kevin Phillips organises the schedule but he’s very flexible if you have a blackspot in mind. Email him on kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk. He will be very pleased to hear from you and very interested in anything you can suggest.

Community Speedwatch
2020-01-03 10:00 - 12:00 | Dulwich Wood Park, SE19 1XQ, United Kingdom
A Southwark Cyclist volunteer will be on the road this morning helping the police nick drivers still hung over from New Year’s Eve. The public are very supportive, drivers less so, but they soon calm down when they see the uniform. To join in, mail PCSO Kevin Phillips on kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk

community speedwatch
2020-01-09 10:00 - 12:00 | salter road/lagado mews, London, SE16 5PD, United Kingdom
New Year but the speed limit hasn’t changed. A lot of speeding goes on along this road. Our local volunteers are doing their bit to persuade drivers into more law-abiding ways. The general idea is here: https://southwarkcyclists.org.uk/66-in-a-20mph-zone/ and the man to contact if you want to join in is PCSO Kevin Phillips on kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk

community speedwatch
2020-01-24 10:00 - 12:00 | Dulwich Wood Park, SE19 1XQ, United Kingdom
The team are concentrating on this bit of fast road which is used as a cut through by every van driver in south London. It’s also used by young people from Dulwich College and Kingswood School. And is made still more fun by a blind left turn. To show your support email PCSO Kevin Phillips on kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk, He will be very pleased to hear from you.

community speedwatch
2020-01-29 14:00 - 16:00 | sydenham Hill, crescent wood road, London, SE26 6ND, United Kingdom
A Southwark Cyclist volunteer will be standing beside the road with a speed gun and a PCSO in full uniform beside him. Both of them have to wear hi-vis (because rules). Still drivers don’t spot them. Just bear that in mind when you are wondering if a driver has seen you or not. To join in mail PCSO Kevin Phillips on kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk. He will find lots of things for you to do.

Community Speedwatch
2020-02-01 10:00 - 12:00 | Salter Road, London, SE16 5PR, United Kingdom
Southwark Cyclists’ volunteer Werner from the Healthy Rides is holding the speedgun for this session in his favourite hunting ground in Salter Road. Last time out they got four sheets of car numbers in an hour and Werner clocked a personal best of 60mph. You can join in. Email kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk or read more about it here: https://southwarkcyclists.org.uk/66-in-a-20mph-zone/

Community Speedwatch
2020-02-07 14:00 - 16:00 | Half Moon Lane, London, SE24 9JU
Southwark Cyclists’ volunteer Bob Eva will be under the protection of PCSO Kevin Phillips as he wields the speedgun near the junction of Village Way and Half Moon Lane. Speeding seems to be as popular as ever and the diminished visibility isn’t putting anyone off. You can join in: mail Kevin on Kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk or read https://southwarkcyclists.org.uk/66-in-a-20mph-zone/ for further information.

community speedwatch
2020-02-26 10:00 - 12:00 | lordship lane junction with court lane, Court Lane, London, SE21 7EF, United Kingdom
Southwark Cyclists’ volunteer Bob Eva, the speedgun and his personal protection, PCSO Kevin Phillips will be at the junction of Lordship Lane and Court Lane. This is always a popular spot with the guys — lots of law-breaking, as anyone who cycles through here can testify. It’s a mutual protection society. Kevin protects Bob from irate drivers and Bob protects Kevin from irate members of the public (who want him to do more). To join in, mail Kevin at Kevin.j.Phillips@met.police.uk and read https://southwarkcyclists.org.uk/66-in-a-20mph-zone/ for further useful information.

Community Speed Watch
2020-03-06 14:00 - 16:00 | Croxted Road, SE21 8AW, United Kingdom
Southwark Cyclist Bob Eva will be wielding the speed gun at the junction of Croxted Road and the South Circular. He will be protected by PCSO Kevin Phillips who writes down the numbers and makes of offending vehicles and arranges for TfL to send them rude letters. Those caught twice get more harsh treatment. They get lots of public support. To join in email kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk

Community Speed Watch
2020-03-09 14:00 - 16:00 | Half Moon Lane, London, SE24 9JU
Fed up with speeding? You can do something about it. Volunteer for Community Speedwatch. You can suggest times, dates and locations. The community volunteer holds the speedgun and a PCSO writes down the numbers and makes of offending vehicles. Then he sends the details to TfL who sends owners cross letters.
If you think that that doesn’t sound tough enough then the Met agrees. Since seeing proof of speeding provided by the Community Speedwatch teams, the Met has gone into the same line of business with a team of traffic policement equipped with legal-evidence level speedguns. Real tickets have been issued.
To join in email PCSO Kevin Phillips at kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk

Community Speed Watch (1)
2020-03-11 10:00 - 12:00 | salter road/lagado mews, London, SE16 5PD, United Kingdom
Southwark Cyclist Bob Eva will be wielding the speedgun at the junction of Salter Road and Lagado Mews. With him will be PCSO Kevin Phillips. Bob shouts out the speeds, Kevin writes down the numbers and makes. You will not be surprised to know that in a two hour session they fill four pages of Kevin’s notebook. Volunteers can suggest dates, times and locations for the sessions. To join in email Kevin at kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk

community speedwatch (2)
2020-03-11 14:00 - 16:00 | salter road/lagado mews, London, SE16 5PD, United Kingdom
Don’t think we’re picking on Salter Road or anything. It’s just that our cycling volunteers specially object to speeding around here. The man with the gun for this second outing of the day on Salter Road will be Werner who runs some of our Saturday rides about Victorian engineers.
This is always a popular spot with the guys — lots of law-breaking, as anyone who cycles through here can testify. It’s a mutual protection society. Kevin protects Werner from irate drivers and Werner protects Kevin from irate members of the public (who want him to do more). To join in, mail Kevin at Kevin.j.Phillips@met.police.uk and/or read https://southwarkcyclists.org.uk/66-in-a-20mph-zone/ for further useful information.

Community Speed Watch
2020-03-17 10:00 - 12:00 | Croxted Road, SE21 8AW, United Kingdom
The team will be at the junction of Croxted Road and the South Circular, speedgun at the ready. The evidence of speeding that they provide has persuaded the Met to set its own speed traps. Volunteers can suggest dates, times and locations to PCSO Kevin Phillips who will check their suitability (no speed humps, no speed cameras). To join in email Kevin at kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk. He will be very pleased to hear from you. He’s very nice.

Community Speed Watch (cancelled)
2020-03-26 11:00 - 13:00 | Half Moon Lane, London, SE24 9JU
Southwark Cyclist volunteer Bob Eva and PCSO Kevin Phillips will be at the junction of Village Way and Half Moon Lane, trusty speedgun at the ready. This is a good spot for catching speeders, I’m told. The community volunteer wields the gun and Kevin writes down the numbers and makes of the speeders. Then he sends the info plus names and addresses to TfL which sends out rude letters. It’s fun and you can join in. Email Kevin at kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk and he will sign you up to a date and location of your choice. He’s very affable but his disapproval of bad driving is strong.

community speedwatch (cancelled)
2020-04-03 15:00 - 17:00 | Half Moon Lane, London, SE24 9JU
Popular enthusiasm for Community Speedwatch is inspiring the Met to join in. Parts of the red routes are now 20 mph and anyone caught over 20mph can receive a fine. The Met have been out in full force and handed over 100 speeding tickets around the New Kent Road fly over and other locations in the borough, where speeds reached more than 40 mph. PCSO Kevin Phillips is keen to get his willing volunteers involved. Today they will be on or near the junction of Half Moon Lane and Village Way. Wave hello or stop and chat encouragingly. To join in mail Kevin at kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk

community speedwatch (cancelled)
2020-04-17 15:00 - 17:00 | Dulwich Wood Park, SE19 1XQ, United Kingdom
Southwark Cyclist Bob Eva will be representing the community in a mutual protection society with PCSO Kevin Phillips. The only people angry about CSW are motorists. The community representation (Bob) shows that people without cars care about speeding and Kevin in full police uniform answers the charge that “if speeding mattered the police would do something about it”. Well they are. You can join in and help them. Email Kevin (see pic) on kevin..phillips@met.police.uk. You will get a warm welcome. Today Kevin and Bob will be at or near the junction of Dulwich Wood Park and Kingswood Road. Wave as you go by.

community speedwatch
2020-04-23 10:00 - 12:00 | Croxted Road, SE21 8AW, United Kingdom
Speedwatch volunteer and Southwark Cyclist Bob Eva will be holding the speedgun and PCSO Kevin Phillips will be writing down the numbers at or near the Croxted Road junction with the South Circular. They get a lot of appreciative comment from the public at this spot which is enjoyed by all except speeding drivers. You can join in. Email Kevin (see pic) at kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk and he will explain all.

Cancelled: community speedwatch
2020-04-26 10:00 - 12:00 | salter road/lagado mews, London, SE16 5PD, United Kingdom
Salter Road gets a lot of attention from the Community Speedwatch teams. That’s because speeding drivers along here have a habit of handing out frights. Werner, who leads some of our Healthy Rides and Bank Holiday specials, doesn’t appreciate frights. He likes to get even. The result is a lot of speed measurement on Salter Road, showing just how bad the driving is, and just how much cyclists need protection from it. The team will be on Salter Road again today near the junction with Lagado Mews. They don’t need encouragement but a friendly wave is always nice.

Cancelled: community speedwatch
2020-04-29 10:00 - 12:00 | Dog Kennel Hill, Quorn Road, SE22 8EF
Southwark Cyclist Bob Eva will be holding the speedgun and PCSO Kevin Phillips will be writing down the registration numbers on Dog Kennel Hill near the junction with Quorn Road. Dog Kennel Hill does (probably) have a real connection with dogs in that Prince George of Denmark had kennels for his hounds here. However, there is also a theory that an earlier landowner, one Monsieur de Canel, resided there, and Dog Kennel is a heavily anglicized version of his name. Quorn is a sort of meatless meat but (more excitingly) The Quorn, established in 1696, is one of the world’s oldest fox hunting packs and claims to be the United Kingdom’s most famous hunt. I’m getting surreal pictures in my head. Bob and Kevin will not be getting that. They will be taking down numbers and dispatching displeasing letters to unhappy recipients. You can join in. Email Kevin (see pic) on kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk and you will get a warm welcome.

Community Speedwatch
2020-09-05 11:00 - 13:00 | Salter Road, London, SE16 5PR, United Kingdom
Southwark Cyclists volunteer, Werner, will be holding the speedgun on Salter Road between 11am and 1pm. This is the first time back on the road for Speedwatch for more than five months. The volunteers, organised and supported by PCSO Kevin Phillips, target known rat-runs and race-tracks suggested by the public.
Volunteers get training on how to work the speedgun and protection from angry motorists. To join in contact Kevin on kevin.phillips@met.police.uk. He will be thrilled to hear from you.

Community Speed Watch
2021-03-26 11:30 - 13:30 | townley road/east dulwich grove, SE22 8TE, United Kingdom
Organised by the Met, this is a partnership between the police and the community. Representing the police we have PCSO Kevin Phillips, new father and Welshman, loves his volunteers and hates speeders. Representing the community, a Southwark Cyclist volunteer holding the speed gun. Not just us I should explain: councillors, concerned residents and a cross-section of the law-abiding take a turn. To join in email Kevin at kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk. He’s very flexible on dates and times and interested to review new locations. People who do it once tend to do it again so it can’t be bad.

Community Speedwatch
2021-03-31 11:30 - 13:30 | salter road/lagado mews, London, SE16 5PD, United Kingdom
Southwark Cyclists’ volunteer Werner will be wielding the speedgun on Salter Road in SE1. Numbers on the road have risen as people have been frightened off the buses and tubes and aggro has increased at the same time. Drivers, like all of us, have personal fears and interrupted private lives. Neither makes them safer. You can join in and track the speeders down. The guy who runs the show is PCSO Kevin Phillips on kevin.j.phillips@met.police.uk. He’s very nice and will be glad of the help. For more details of how it all works look here https://southwarkcyclists.org.uk/66-in-a-20mph-zone/
