Yet more roadworks and this one has the potential to really slow a journey …
On the A53, from outside Ternhill Farm House to outside the Shell petrol station, Openreach will be carrying out overhead cabling across the carriageway.
There will be multi-way signals and delays are likely.
Watch out too for drivers trying to take a sneaky shortcut through the petrol station.
From Moston Junction to junction with B5065 Prees Green.
Excavations will be taking place for Fibre Cable in the verge.
There will be two-way signals and delays are likely.
At Stanton Upon Hine Heath, near Slangs Farm, for the erection of a fence.
There will be two-way signals and delays are possible.
On Station Road, works in connection with broadband provision.
There will be multi-way signals and delays are possible.
Honestly, there are too many to list separately! It’s all to do with ‘hanging fibre and furniture’ for internet improvements. Areas affected will be:
A49, Weston under Redcastle, Kenstone and Marchamley.
Works will have two-way signals and delays are possible.
Between Grinshill Junction and Lee Brockhurst Junction.
Roadworks for fibre optic cabling. There will be two-way signals and delays are likely.
There will be roadworks on the Weston road, from the junction with the lane leading to Citadel Lodge to the lane leading to Bury Farm.
There will be two-way signals and delays are likely.
The opening will enable visitors to explore the stunning castle grounds which have been maintained by Shrewsbury Town Council throughout the closure.
When visiting the Castle grounds, visitors will be able to have picnics as long as they adhere to social distancing rules at all times.
Laura’s Tower will remain closed as there is only one path which doesn’t enable social distancing.
The Castle grounds will be open during museum opening hours only.
Along with the gardens, the Soldiers of Shropshire Museum which is housed inside the Castle itself will also be open from Saturday 25 July 2020.
Shropshire Museum is pleased to have received Visit England’s “We’re Good To Go” kitemark which ensures they have followed all the guidance and legislation.
A one way system will be in place through the Museum and will be clearly marked for visitors to follow so they can safely experience the stunning collections on display.
Ticket prices are: £4.50 adults, £3.50 concessions, £2.00 children and Under 5s free.
As always, serving members of HM Forces can get in for free when they present their ID card, as can former members of the Shropshire Regiments.
Normal summer museum opening hours will operate:
Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat 10.30am to 5pm.
Sunday 10.30am to 4pm.
Closed Thursdays.
This is taken directly from the Medical Centre website:
“We are now using Accurx Chain which is a system that allows us to easily send text messages to patients. It means we can be much more proactive about some communications, messaging you quickly and securely, so you are not waiting around to hear from us!
The practice name will always be at the bottom of the message. You won’t be able to reply them. Please help us to help you by keeping your number up to date. If you don’t want us to contact you in this way please let us know.”
There will be two-way signals outside The Hollies while Western Power change a decayed pole.
Delays are possible.