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New speed restrictions proposed for town - including 20mph zone outside college (opens the original)
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Various speed limit restrictions are being proposed in a south Shropshire town. A consultation has begun for the proposal, which includes having a 20mph limit near The Community College in Bishop’s Castle. This is part of Shropshire Council’s wider initiative to improve road safety schools. B4385 Brampton Road from a point 23 metres northwest of its junction with the A488 to a point 117 metres northwest of its junction with Bowling Green Close. Road to close for 5 days as bridge maintenance work
Sawmill business agrees to buy town's former public hall as new space is planned (opens the original)
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A new public hall could be opened in Bishopâs Castle amid plans for the former space to be sold. The current building on Station Street â that holds flexible space for events, parties and performances â has been deemed surplus to requirements. Residents voted to dispose of the building at a public meeting on July 28, with Bishopâs Castle Town Council ratifying the decision. Another meeting held on Monday (September 7) heard that the hall has been sold to sawmill and timber supplier, Rans
Lengthy closure of bridge carrying major A-road delayed (opens the original)
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Work to repair a bridge on an A-road in near the Powys border has been delayed. The A488 at New Invention, between Clun and Knighton, was due to be closed from August 3 to September 18 for maintenance work on the bridge. Shropshire Council said a full road closure was required for the duration of the work due to the “narrow nature” of the A488. There would be two phases, with the first one (due to be from August 3 to 18) involving the removal of the carriageway surfacing and footpath from the br
Severn Trent defends River Severn's 'good condition' as firm promises £470m backing (opens the original)
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Water bosses believe the River Severn “is in a good condition” but recognise people’s concerns. Millions of pounds worth of investment is planned for Shropshire, say Severn Trent, as part of a £2 billion package to improve river health and cut spills from storm overflows. “I look after a team of river rangers, and we’ve got a guy based in this area,” said Gareth Mead, river ranger manager at Severn Trent. “We’re out on rivers every day, checking their health, and talking to people that use the r
Water company issues plea to customers as drought declared across Wales (opens the original)
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Severn Trent says it doesn’t want to be “killjoys” by issuing a hosepipe ban – but is advising people to use water wisely. A drought has officially been declared in Wales and seven areas of England, including the West Midlands. This, the Environment Agency says, has been brought by a combination of very low rainfall and warm temperatures. The UK is set to have its driest July on record, which follows the warmest June. Several water companies have issued temporary hosepipe bans, including Thames
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