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24th January 2017

The Parish Council has been asked to comment on key issues in relation to freight that affect the parish and which measures would effectivly address those issues in the future.  The Parish Council recognises that these issues affect some members of the community more than others but is keen to hear all viewpoints.  The deadline for responses is 30 January 2017 so any comments you would like to make should be adddressed to the Parish Clerk by 27 January 2017.  A copy of the survey can be found below.

24th January 2017

Have your say on Shropshire Council's Bus Strategy.  The provision of reliable and regular public transport is supported by the Parish Council.  Shropshire Council are consulting on policy objectives and subsidy criteria for bus services and want to hear your views.    Please click on the link below to read the proposals and complete the questionnaire.  The closing date for responses is 13 February 2017

http://new.shropshire.gov.uk/get-involved/shropshire-bus-strategy-2017-2021/ 

Parrs Pool Regeneration - 6" chipper
1st December 2016

Many residents have spotted that work has now begun to thin the woodland around Parr's Pool to improve the views from the footpaths.  

The majestic oak trees at the end of the pool can now be seen properly and anybody sitting on the benches will be able to enjoy watching the ducks on the pond.  The cold snap has slightly delayed the removal of the green duck weed but once the ice thaws the duck weed will be skimmed off the surface of the water and the additional light will help to slow down the spread of the plants.  

When the weather warms up in the spring the Council will invest in some aquatic planting that will enhance the look of the pool and also compete with the duck weed, helping to keep it under control.  Once the Pool is looking its best the Parish Council will introduce an ongoing maintenance programme to try to keep it that way.  

5th September 2016

The appeal against refusal of planning permission to build 35 houses on land north of Pulley Lane has been dismissed.  

26th August 2016

The Clerk is on annual leave during August.  Opening hours are as follows:

01-16 August Normal opening hours (Mon/Wed/Thurs/Fri 09.00 - 13.00 hours; Tues 13.00 -16.00 hours).

Then, limited opening hours, as follows:

Wed 17 August 09.00 - 13.00 hours

Fri 19 August 09.00 - 13.00 hours

Mon 22 August 09.00 - 13.00 hours

Wed 24 August 09.00 - 13.00 hours

Fri 26 August 09.00 - 13.00 hours

29-31 August Office closed.

Normal opening hours resume on Thursday 1 September.

 

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