Motorists urged to respect lollipop wardens as new school year begins

Mayo County Council said many wardens reported being shouted at and abused while trying to do their job.

Motorists urged to respect lollipop wardens as new school year begins
Thu, 29 Aug, 2019 - 13:29
Digital Desk staff

Motorists are being urged to respect lollipop wardens as the new school year begins.

Mayo County Council said many wardens reported being shouted at and abused while trying to do their job.

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