Message From Highways re: A529 Closure

I wish to update you about essential carriageway resurfacing work that is currently taking place on the A529 north of Adderley, curtailing at the Shropshire County boundary.

Works are currently approximately 1 week behind programme and it is predicted the works will over-run into mid-September during School Term Time.

On Tuesday 5th September 2016, the new school year begins and in order to accommodate the needs of parents making a school run the road closure times will be reduced to the hours 9am to 2:45pm from this date. (Currently, road closure hours are restricted to the hours of 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday during the school holiday period).

The following philosophy will remain while undertaking the works:

·         School runs aren’t affected.

·         Commuters travelling before 9am and after 5pm Monday to Friday will not be adversely affected.

·         The road will be open at the weekend, evenings and early morning.

We appreciate that this work will continue to cause some disruption to local residents and businesses and hope you will bear with us while this important work is carried out.

A signed diversion route will be in place while the road is closed. Information about the work, including diversion routes, can be found on a dedicated webpage atwww.shropshire.gov.uk/roadworks. Updates will be added to this page throughout the work to keep people informed of progress.

Update on the A529 Road Closure

Essential carriageway resurfacing work that is programmed to take place throughout August 2016 on the A529 north of Adderley, curtailing at the Shropshire County Boundary.

The work will involve the laying of 5,300 tonnes of surfacing materials to provide structural and geometric improvements and the renewal of the failed highway drainage system. Repairs to a damaged bridge parapet will also be undertaken.

Due to the width and alignment of the road, it will need to be closed to traffic while work is carried out.

As a result, the road will be closed from Monday 25 July to Wednesday 31 August and signed diversions will be in place.

As work in taking place during the school holidays the road closures and diversions will be restricted to the hours of 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday.  This will ensure that:

·         School runs aren’t affected because the schools are on holiday.

·         Commuters travelling before 9am and after 5pm Monday to Friday will not be adversely affected.

·         The road will be open at the weekend, evenings and early morning.

We appreciate that this work will cause some disruption to local residents and businesses, but we hope you will bear with us while this important work is carried out, as it will which lead to significant improvements for residents, businesses and road users.

A signed diversion route will be in place while the road is closed.

Information about the work, including diversion routes, can be found on a dedicated webpage at www.shropshire.gov.uk/roadworks. Updates will be added to this page throughout the work to keep people informed of progress.

Enquiries to:

Andy Wilde IEng FIHE

Engineering Programme Manager

Strategic Highways

Shropshire Council

Tel. 01743 255451

Mob. 07990087872

A529 Road Closure

ROAD CLOSURE – A529 Adderley to County Boundary – 25 July 2016 – 28 days (09:00 – 17:00) Carriageway Resurfacing 

The works will take place during the school holidays. The work will cover the road from the Spoonley turning outside Market Drayton to the Shropshire county border outside Audlem. The work will close the road from 9:00 in the morning until 17:00 in the evening. It is intended that the work will be completed in 28 days.

 

People with any concerns regarding this closure should contact Kirsti Jones

Highways Works Programmer

email: streetworks@shropshire.gov.uk

Adderley Village Annual Photography Competition

Last year the Photography competition attracted over 25 amazing entries and we were able to make a village calendar for 2016. This year we are hoping to increase the number of entries. So it’s time to get out your mobile phones, your bridge cameras and that DSLR you had for your birthday and get snapping.

  1. Closing date for entries is 15th October 2016.
  2. The subject is “Village Life”
  3. Entries must be 8 x 10 prints, colour or black and white, not including the mount
  4. There is a 50p entry fee for each print
  5. The winning entry will have pride of place on the front of the 2017 village calendar and 12 others will be included for each of the months of the year.
  6. Be mindful of young people when taking your pictures.

During the year we will be posting hints and tips to help you on your way but in the mean time best of luck and happy snapping.

Market Drayton Community Transport Co-ordinator

We need a volunteer working within the community to organise a transport system that meets the needs of all of us. Could that volunteer be you?

This will be a rewarding task – creating and supporting a new transport system to enable those without transport to travel to and from regional centres, as well as developing feeder connections with local villages.

To see the full details click the link below.

MARKET DRAYTON SENIORS ENTERPRISE ANNOUNCE MENT TRANSPORT FINAL [1611776]

Award Winning Development in Adderley

Goulden Simpson the developers of St Peter’s Court next to the Village Hall have contact Adderley Parish to say that they have been awarded the Premier Guarantee Excellence Award 2015 for Best Small Development in their National Builders of Excellence Awards.

 

images-2Kelly Simpson told us: “We are so proud to have had the development and quality of workmanship recognised by our industry piers as we have always strived to deliver top quality homes. And I personally am proud that the development reflects so well on this lovely village. ”

Kelly also gave us a progress update on the two semi detached properties at the front of the site which is “going well and is on schedule to be complete by the end of May 2016.

With one of the properties sold and plenty of interest in the remaining ones 2016 will see us welcoming new families into the village.