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A resident has launched a petition urging Sheffield Council to put safety measures in place on an “extremely” busy road near schools.

Lily Grayson started the petition for a pedestrian crossing on Cross Hill Road, Ecclesfield, which will run on the council’s website until August 4.

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She suggested a puffin, toucan or zebra crossing on the road which is a short walk from Ecclesfield Primary School, Beck Primary School and others.

A resident has launched a petition for safety measures at Cross Hill Road, Sheffield.

In her petition statement she said: “This is an extremely busy road with many dangerous junctions and left and right turns, there is no safe place to cross this road.

“Cross Hill has many family residents and there are many schools nearby the area with children walking home from school. And therefore for the safety of myself, my family and people in the community [we want this crossing].”

So far, seven people have signed the petition which can be found here: https://democracy.sheffield.gov.uk/mgEPetitionDisplay.aspx?ID=10259&RPID=8552887&HPID=8552887

Petition launched for safe crossing on ‘extremely busy’ road near Sheffield schools