A number of changes to local bus services in the Shropshire Council area come into effect from March/April 2025, as outlined below.…
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Updates and changes to local bus services from March/April 2025
125 Bridgnorth to Kidderminster bus service to continue operating
The 125 Bridgnorth to Kidderminster – via Highley – bus service is to continue operating after 31 March 2025, following discussions between…
Shrewsbury Parkway station plans take a step forward
The Shrewsbury Movement Strategy’s 10-year vision has taken another step forward following discussions with a rail development consultancy and a new ‘Open-Access’…
Further work begins at Shrewsbury station gyratory
Further work begins today (Monday 3 March 2025) as part of the scheme to improve and enhance the Shrewsbury railway station gyratory…
33 Shropshire roads set to be resurfaced
More than 30 stretches of road in Shropshire are set to be resurfaced in the 2025/26 financial year, as Shropshire Council continues…
More than 40 roads to be surface dressed this summer
More than 40 stretches of road across Shropshire are set to be treated this summer as part of Shropshire Council’s 2025 surface…
Shorter journeys, less congestion and a major boost to the economy: Shropshire Council sets out powerful case for North West Relief Road in draft Full Business Case
Shropshire Council has published its draft assessment of the case for building the North West Relief Road (NWRR), which would finally complete…
New bus service set to link northeast Shropshire with Princess Royal hospital
Shropshire Council is developing plans to improve bus services and facilities in northeast Shropshire– including a new service between Whitchurch, Market Drayton,…
Two fixed penalty notices issued for fly-tipping
Shropshire Council has successfully issued two fixed penalty notices (FPNs) for fly-tipping in the Bridgnorth and Whitchurch areas. The £500 FPNs were…
Hi-tech mapping and digital twin to help plan water management strategies
The latest in drone and laser technology is being harnessed by geographers to map the landscape of the Rea Brook in the…
