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Proposals for Transport Strategy for Shifnal to go on display

By Shropshire Live7 December 2015
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Proposals for enhancements to Shifnal town centre will go on display this week, when an exhibition is held at Shifnal Village Hall.

Proposals for Transport Strategy for Shifnal to go on display

The exhibition is part of a consultation into a proposed new Transport Strategy for Shifnal – which is being developed by Shropshire Council to manage the projected growth in travel likely to result from new housing developments in the town.

Officers from Shropshire Council and Mouchel, the council’s consultants, will be at Shifnal Village Hall on Friday 11 December 2015 from 1pm until 7pm, and on Saturday 12 December 2015 from 10am until 1pm.

People will be able to view the proposals, ask questions, and make any comments.

Information will also be available on improvements to core walking routes and a proposal for a linear park.

Simon Jones, Shropshire Council’s Cabinet member for highways and transport, said: “There has been significant local interest in investigating the potential to improve the street environment in Shifnal town centre. Therefore Shropshire Council has developed a proposal for an enhancement scheme. The future of this scheme will depend upon local support.

“We hope people will take the opportunity to come and look at the much anticipated and exciting proposals for enhancements to Shifnal town centre, meet the design team and give us their thoughts.”

Kevin Turley, Shropshire Councillor for Shifnal north, said: “I would like to ask the residents of Shifnal and the surrounding area to take some time out and come and have a look. Shifnal is long overdue an overhaul of its centre and the plans will give it a fresh and welcoming new feel.”

The proposals will also be available online from 13 to 23 December 2015 at shropshire.gov.uk/get-involved.

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