We Have Our Own Speed Sign

As of Saturday 17th February Adderley has its own speed sign.

A consequence of the success of the project using the Market Drayton Safety Partnership speed sign and the overwhelmingly favourable response from the Adderley residents; the Parish Council has purchased a speed sign for the village.

The sign reminds passing drivers of their speed and thanks them for keeping to the 30 mph limit. It also records the speed of through traffic so that we can gather data about how the road is being used and how effective the current speed restrictions are.

The A529 is one of the most dangerous roads in Britain and Shropshire Council are in the process of bidding for funding to improve safety. We will use the data to inform decisions about how that money is used in Adderley Parish so as to improve road safety for everybody.

Many thanks to the road safety sub committee of Ian Wilson and Catrina Cornwall (pictured) aided and abetted by SimonCornwall.

Listen Up Hula Fans!

Our Claire is on the radio toooooooo-night!

It’s Adderley on air!

Oh yes! Our local Hula Hoop hero has been invited to appear on Red Shift Radio between 8:00 and 9:00 tonight Monday 5th Feb – yup! Tonight. The programme is called The Good Life presented by Caz Aspinall and Sally Oakes.

You can tune in on line at: www.redshiftonline.org 

You can get the Tunein app http://tunein.com 

Or if you’re really with it you can ask your Smart Speaker to “play RedShift Radio” (You couldn’t do that when I was a young ‘un!) In fact when I was a young ‘un we’d still be waiting for the valves to warm up!

You can interact! using their Facebook page, Twitter stream, by text or email during the show.

 

We Are Counting Down to Carols round the Village

Picture of Victorian Christmas

Only three days to go! You should have had your leaflet and hopefully you will be listening and looking out for the village carollers Friday night. Have lots of change at the ready and be prepared to give generously to our annual gift to Hope House Children’s Hospice.

For those of you who will be giving of your voices we gather at the Village Hall at 6:30. From there we will go to St Peter’s Close followed by:

  • Station Road
  • Green Bank
  • Rectory Lane down the hill
  • Rectory Lane up the hill
  • Meadow Bank
  • The Houses on the front
  • Corbett Drive
  • Back to the Village Hall

We can’t stop at every house so we will try and pick a spot to suit as many people as possible. Volunteers to carry buckets and knock on doors should make yourselves known on the night.

 

So! Who Did Build The Best Snowman?

Clearly the talents of Adderley know no bounds – brilliant snowmen built this weekend. Well done everybody. As promised we have a gallery of the winners and runners up which will be pinned to the top of the website for the next few days.

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The Biggest, at least height wise, was Harry’s 5’2” snowman

The Smallest, with the most details, was The Dutton’s gymnast

The most unusual was tied between The Smale’s and Jos Parsons’ (Sorry guys we couldn’t split them so share the honours)

Honourable mentions to Diana Rosie and Val Nash.

We hope everybody enjoyed themselves.

Who Is Good at Making a Snowman?

We have snow in Adderley! and the weather forecast is for more snow tomorrow! So make a snowman. Take a photograph then put it on the Adderley Village Facebook page by 7:00 pm Sunday Night, 10th December.

Adderley Village Facebook Page

There are three categories:

  • Biggest Snowman (don’t forget to measure it!)
  • Smallest Snowman (with the most detail)
  • Most Unusual Snowman/Sculpture (you decide what’s unusual)

Winners will get their pictures posted on the banner of the Village Facebook Page and Village website with full credit to you.

 

Please share and Tell Non Facebook Folks in the Village