Dear All

This was due to be done later in the year. I have asked about access to properties and the Miners Arms. I will get back to you. They are also proving unhelpful with the school bus.

They have now brought this forward (but at least in now incorporates half term) to the following:

Heather

Road Closure:

Road Closure:

Start Date: 18th February 2019 until 22nd March 2019 - 24 hour closure

Purpose: Road Closure: Installation of approx. 330m of water main works in the carriageway and verge The water main has

been identified as suffering from ongoing operational issues which is impacting residents water supply. As such water main

Dear All

The start dates for road resurfacing and other works on the following roads are as follows:

Drury Lane, Hope - 29^th January 2019

Callow Lane, Bromlow - 11^th March 2019

Wotherton to Rorrington - 18^th March 2019

Heather

Please find details of a temporary road closure:

Road Closure: From A488 Jct Shelve to B4499 Jct Worthen, Bromlow; This closure is actually at Abels Harp.

Start Date: 21st January - 22nd January 2019

Purpose: Water leak repair

Works Promoter: Severn Trent Water

Works Promoter Ref: LB9141201/000011986081

Enforcement pattern for From A488 Jct Shelve to B4499 Jct Worthen, Bromlow: 24hrs

Dear All

Here is the notification for the Crows Nest Road closure

Road Closure: Crows Nest, Snailbeach

Date: 7th January 2019 - 9th January 2019 Closure time: 09:30 - 16:00 - I am assured that school transport and parents picking up will be allowed through. Also the school lunches.

Purpose: Carriageway repairs, kerbing etc.

Dear All,

Just a brief note to wish everyone a merry Christmas and a prosperous new year.

This last year has been quite challenging for us all both locally and nationally. It looks like to year to come will be even more so.

I will be at home for the Christmas period and will be contactable on the numbers below in case of emergency.

Heather Kidd, Shropshire Councillor for Worthen and Chirbury and long time affordable housing champion, has challenged Shropshire Council to rapidly 'get on with the job' following their announcement last Friday that they are forming a house building company.

Heather said "This looks a very good move. A house building company wholly owned by the Council could deliver where developers are not interested.