Shropshire Council’s recovery effort concerning the flooding is already underway across the county. As the worst of the weather passes and flood…
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Posts by Month: February 2020
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Recovery underway across Shropshire as flood response continues
Shropshire road closures – UPDATE 5.30pm Thurs 20 Feb
As the rivers in the county recede, we have been able to begin opening roads. While some are now open, there are…
Road closures in Shropshire, car parks, buses: UPDATE 12pm Thurs 20 Feb
Shrewsbury road closures Sydney Avenue Gravel Hill Lane Old Coleham Cressage to Eaton Constantine Chilton Farm Lane Atcham to Cross Houses Atcham…
Road closures in Shropshire – UPDATE – 9am Thursday 20 February
There are currently 30 road closures in place across Shropshire. North Shropshire Colliery Road, St Martins Clarke’s Lane, St Martins Burma Road,…
News from our partners: Suspicious financial services being offered on Facebook to flood victims
News from our partners West Mercia Police Following the devastating floods affecting many of our communities, it would appear that an…
Shrewsbury roads and bus services: UPDATE 2pm Wed 19 Feb
Main routes Smithfield Road, Coton Hill and Chester Street in Shrewsbury have now reopened. Shrewsbury Bus Station has now also reopened, and…
Bus services – travel UPDATE – Wed 19 Feb 8.15am
Bus services across most of the county are operating as normal. Shrewsbury Bus Station remains closed and flood terminus points are still…
Road closures in Shropshire – UPDATE – 7am Wed 19 February
Update as of 7am – Wednesday 19 February 2020 The clean-up operation on Smithfield Road in Shrewsbury began at 5am Wednesday 19…
Storm Dennis: Bridgnorth Rest Centre to remain open through the night
The rest centre opened in Bridgnorth by Shropshire Council is to remain open through the night (into Wednesday 19 February) for those…
News from our partners: Ironbridge evacuation UPDATE 3pm Tues 18 Feb
News from our partners West Mercia Police Residents in Ironbridge are advised to evacuate their homes as a severe flood warning remains…
