

There are jobs to be done and volunteers are needed! See the volunteer list below and contact Phil if you think that you can help out.

A Nice Place To Be
Coffee morning is this Saturday. You don’t want to miss this one.
Did you know that the Viennese construct their day around cake? What could be better? You can have cake for breakfast (I do not jest), morning coffee is accompanied by cake. Lunch is concluded with cake and then there area cakes for the afternoon. Finally somewhere in the world where the full potential of cake is being exploited.
So… Saturday morning; 10:30 until 12:00 at the Village Hall. £2.50 gets you tea or coffee and that all important cake. If you missed the last one we missed you and we look forward to seeing you at this one so we can catch up.
We have received the following information regarding the extensive roadworks at the Gingerbread Island
* The objective of the A529 Safer Road Fund scheme is to implement safety countermeasures as highlighted by the DfT Safer Roads Fund process and to incorporate other measures to achieve ongoing economic and asset management benefits along the route from the A41 at Hinstock in the south to the A525 to Audlem in the north.
* Package E is located at the A529/A53 roundabout, locally known as the Gingerbread Man roundabout, on the northern outskirts of Market Drayton. It is a busy 5 arm roundabout and significant for local and commuter traffic. The A53 forms the Market Drayton by-pass and is a Primary Route. The roundabout serves as access to the livestock market, Burnside Business Park, Western Way businesses and The Gingerbread Man public house.
* There are numerous residences along Adderley Road to the south, the small housing estate Milton Drive, and four dwellings within 500m to the north towards Adderley.
The following work is being carried out:
* Vegetation cutting back/clearance at signing and lighting column locations;
* Change of speed limit terminal signs;
* Construction of pedestrian footway around the south-eastern verge to connect Adderley Road with the Footway constructed by Aldi on the A53 east. A permeable footway product is required as tree roots are very close to the surface in places. There are no accesses affected by the footway works;
* Kerbing to facilitate the new footway by changing kerb type on existing lines;
* Maintenance/upgrade of footway around the perimeter of the roundabout;
* Uncontrolled/dropped pedestrian crossing points;
* Signing upgrade – remove existing and erect new regulatory signs and posts, disconnecting and reconnecting electricity supply as required;
* Carriageway markings to be renewed over patching in front of renewed kerbs;
* Replacement of lighting columns for passively safe products and replacement of lanterns to LED;
* Traffic Management. The Principal Contactor to propose traffic management method to facilitate safe working.
* Non-motorised users including pedestrians are to be managed by the contractor during the works.
Just a small reminder that the team who are helping co-ordinate the care of the wonderful array of planters around the village on behalf of Barry our Planter King, have invited you to come along to a short meeting after the Coffee Morning this Saturday to hear what is involved and how you can help. Please make the time to contribute to keeping Adderley the village with the best flower display in North Shropshire, or is it the West Midlands… or maybe even the whole of the UK?
See the flyer below for more information, and don’t worry if you can’t attend on Saturday, you can still help just let one of the team know on the contact details below.
Thank you!!
Unbelievable, where did the time go this month? Yes its time for Coffee and Cake and a good old catch up with everyone. Maggie and Sheila will be your hosts this month and the cakes are sure to be good. We’ve heard a rumour there may be a chocolate cake involved, but who knows unless you go along?
Hope to see you there, and don’t forget to invite neighbours and friends to join you. Sometimes its very very hard to walk into a room on your own, but easy if you are with someone else.
See you there! 10.30 – 12.00 this Saturday 27th May in the village hall.
The COVID-19 spring booster vaccination programme is ongoing and
eligible Shropshire residents have been invited to grab their jab.
The COVID-19 spring booster vaccination programme is ongoing and
eligible Shropshire residents have been invited to grab their jab.
You are able to have a booster vaccination before FRIDAY 30TH JUNE 2023
if you are:
* 75 years old or above
* A resident in a care home for older people
* 5 years old and above with a weakened immune system
Clinics are being organised and delivered by Shropshire Community NHS
Trust.
Take a look at the NHS website to see where you can get your booster.
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