Cliffe Garden Club September meeting

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Cliffe Garden Club September Meeting - Pruning and Tool Care by Malcolm Braddick

Package wrongly delivered to Brownhill House

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If anyone knows who Scott Smith is please can you tell him there is a package addressed to him at Brownhill House

But Scott Smith does not live here!!

Yoland

IMPORTANT information information about traffic calming plans

Dear Blogger,

It is essential everyone reads this message from the Parish Council - the traffic calming plans will affect us all.

Please make sure your thoughts are recorded with the council and copied to the Parish Council

RUYTON XI TOWNS PARISH COUNCIL NEWSLETTER UPDATE

Ruyton XI Towns Traffic Calming Scheme Proposals. We have now received confirmation from Shropshire Council that the public information drop-in session regarding the Traffic Calming Proposals will be at St John the Baptist Primary School on Church Street on Friday 1 September. This will include a display of large format print-outs of the drawings, plans, and visualisations for the proposed traffic calming measures, so that residents can examine these in detail. This information can still be viewed online here on the Shropshire Council website. Public information session. This will take place in St John's Primary School on Church Street, on Friday 1 September 2023. On this date, you can drop-in anytime during the following hours:  Between 10am and 2pm Shropshire Council and WSP Highway Engineers will be available to answer questions about the proposals.  Between 2pm and 6pm the displays will remain available to view. Any questions or comments can be emailed to Shropshire Council at strategic.highways@shropshire.gov.uk and if your email requires a answer, Shropshire Council Officers/WSP engineers will reply to you directly. Deadlines for receiving feedback. So that the Parish Council can gauge public opinion on the proposals before the next Council meeting on 5th September, please make sure you copy in the Clerk to any emails you send to Strategic Highways before the end of the day on 4th September. Shropshire Council have stressed that, from their perspective, there is no official cut-off point for receiving feedback from the community on this project, and that they will continue to monitor comments and feedback received during the delivery period and after completion of the project as well, to see how things are working. However, if the project is to go ahead during October half -term, then Shropshire Council and WSP will need to allow approx. one month before the the works start so that they can factor in any changes that may have become necessary as a result of community feedback. So if you want your views to be taken into account by Shropshire Council and WSP before plans are finalised and before the provisional start date of October half-term, please do email strategic.highways@shropshire.gov.uk by Sunday 10th September. Recent Articles: Ruyton XI Towns resurfacing – updated dates Update: 576 bus service during Baschurch road closure (now 8th – 20th August) Ruyton CIL road safety and streetscape proposals 576 bus service during Baschurch road closure (1st-13th Aug) CIL road safety and streetscape proposals for Ruyton

Coming events for your diary

Dear Blogger,

Message from Claire Ing, Weston Lullingfields.

There will be flyers with more information in the next few weeks but for a start, put these date in your diary.

Dates for your diary

EVENTS IN AID OF HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, Weston Lullingfields

 'What's My Wine?' (and Cheese)

Saturday 18th November, 7.00pm at the Village Hall

Test your knowledge during a fun evening of wine and/or soft drink and cheese tasting. Delicious cheeseboards, the bar will be open and plenty of entertainment from our resident compere!

 Festive Floral Decoration Workshop

Saturday 9th December, 10.30 am—2.30pm at the Village Hall

Refreshments on arrival , materials and light lunch included.

 

Flash back to the 80's at our New Year's Eve Party

8pm till 1am at the Village Hall

Fancy dress optional, disco, food and bar.

 For more information call Nicky Hey on 07443 939 451

 

Coffee morning for Macmillan

Dear Blogger,

Message from Mandy Oakley, Mount Pleasant, Hopton.

COFFEE MORNING FOR MACMILLAN -see attached poster

British Ironworks - Homemade Festival this Saturday

Dear Blogger,

Message from British Ironworks Centre

Meet the Makers!

Join us at the Ironworks this Saturday to support our local microbusinesses.

The Homemade Festival is completely free to the public and is the biggest ever event to be held in Shropshire to support those who are genuinely home making their goods.

Our Chairman, Clive Knowles, said that the "the cost-of-living crisis is biting harder now, so many are thinking of additional ways of raising extra pounds. We are launching an event dedicated to supporting those wanting to produce something themselves from home."

There's no entry fee and no parking fee - let's try and really show these talented tiny creators our love!

There will be a wide range of stalls here this weekend, so whatever takes your fancy, you're sure to find it here.

From knitters to florists to sculptors crafting from old spoons, we've got it all. Join us to support our local artists!

In today's world, you so rarely get the opportunity to Meet the Makers. Meet them all this Saturday at the Ironworks. 

Joanne Jones

Graphic Design & Marketing

 

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