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Residents make case for lower speed limits on Victor Harbor Road

The community forum was hosted by the Progressive Women's Assocation at the Christian Gospel Centre on George Main Road, with roughly 90 people in attendance. Photo by Emma Heidenreich
Emma Heidenreich

Residents along Victor Harbor Road have made it clear they want lower speed limits and intersection upgrades, instead of an […]

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