A Nice Place To Be
The Shepleys have very kindly set up a volunteer book bank in the bus shelter at the end of Rectory Lane. It’s free to use so help yourselves.
In return if you have any books or games with which you have finished please contribute them for others to use.
Things are gong to get slower at last. The attached document gives more information about the road works and details changes to the speed limits on the A529 between the Gingerbread Island and the other side of Adderley Village. Click the link to download the document.
The attached document has the opening times for surgeries and pharmacies over the Easter break. Particularly important information in the current emergency.
Road Closure A529 May 4th to June 12th.
ROAD CLOSURE: A529 Adderley Closure START DATE: 4th May 2020 END DATE: 12th June 2020 PURPOSE: Road Closure for resurfacing works 07.00 - 17.00 WORKS PROMOTER: Kier on behalf of Shropshire Council WORKS PROMOTER REF: UJ212RS-861607 ENFORCEMENT PATTERN FOR A529 ADDERLEY CLOSURE: 07.00 -17.00 You can view the closure and diversion route by clicking here: https://one.network/?tm=116569403 Should you have any queries regarding this closure, please call Customer Services on 0345 6789006, or contact the Street Works Team on streetworks@shropshire.gov.uk.
Gardening is something we all focus on at this time of year, but its the time of year when we normally flock to our local garden centres to pick up those vital items that make our summer gardens all we want them to be. With those garden centres closed, you may be wondering what to do.
Never fear, help is at hand from Westholme Nurseries in Woore. They are running on a skeleton staff but are trying their best to fulfil delivery of orders if you telephone them. Having spoken to them they have asked that you telephone with a card payment, NOT email orders. Telephone Number is: 01630 647289 The offer is basic but helpful:
The phone lines are open from 9am – 3pm each day, and if the line is engaged please leave your number and they will call you. From 3- 5pm they are busy sorting out the orders for delivery. If you are on Facebook follow this link to their page where there is a list of all the vegetable plants that you can order.
Orders will be delivered to your door.
Spotted on the canal, two new arrivals – early – but bringing a hint of spring just when you needed it.
Perhaps the Dog Poo Fairy is in lockdown? Who Knows? Or maybe their isn’t such a thing as a Dog Poo Fairy!
Truth is dog poo is reappearing on the pavements and pathways in Adderley, particularly along Green Bank although the canal tow path is getting its fair share. There are dog poo bins! There’s one at the end of Green Bank and there’s one on Hawks Moor near the bridge and there’s another one on the bridge at the other end of the tow path walk.
We can’t very well blame the users of the canal, because they’re not there so we have to look to ourselves. Is it fair that the vast majority of responsible dog owners clear up their mess and yet the odd one or two feel that it’s okay to leave the mess, on the path for somebody else to step in. Besides, it isn’t nice to look at, is it?
So can we ask that if it’s you could you please take a little bag with you, pick up the dog poo and put it in the bin provided. Thank you.
This is a lovely idea. Why not log on and watch Pentabus live recording of one of the dramas that they normally bring to rural village halls. The first one ‘Here I Belong’
| Dear Friends, To celebrate World Theatre Day and to help you through these uncertain times, we are going to release recordings of our past shows on our website and social media channels. They can be streamed for free. These will remain live for the next three months and will be released weekly on a Friday at 2pm for anyone to access. The first production to be released will be Here I Belong by Matt Hartley on Friday 27 March, watch the trailer above and follow the link below to the live recording. Our other shows to follow include Crossings by Deirdre Kinahan and Each Slow Dusk by Rory Mullarkey. The recordings will be accompanied by social media Q & A’s with cast and creative teams from the productions, details of which will be announced via social media. We are extremely proud to have been the first company to live stream theatre directly from village halls into homes and community spaces across the world. |
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