Repeated near misses and several cyclists hit on the cycle lane at this junction

I have previously reported three collisions - cyclists being hit by cars at this Seacourt Retail Park access road junction. Another near miss happened on Friday - as usual, westbound cars turning right into the access road through queueing eastbound traffic and not noticing eastbound cyclists travelling at speed on the cycle path. The last report resulted in you concluding "no further action". If, in due course, a coroner's inquest proves necessary due to a fatality at this junction - which is entirely possible - I will ensure that my reports are brought to the coroner's attention. I don't want to hear the coroner saying there are "no known issues at this junction" as was said at the inquest in Samantha Blackborow's death. Something must be done to make it clearer to motor vehicle drivers that there is a main cycle route crossing this junction and that they need to look left for approaching cycles. A box junction or "keep clear" box on the eastbound carriageway would give right-turning drivers a clear view to the left. When they are pulling across through queueing traffic too many of them are clearly not considering the likelihood of a rapidly approaching bike, perhaps because they are more concerned to make sure that the driver of the eastbound queueing car is indeed letting them through.