PET WORK WEEK COMMENCING 22ND JULY

Following a well deserved 10 day holiday work was completed in the following areas:

  • Brambles cut back from the path around Old Park pond
  • Brambles cut back  from the footpath on Old Office Road near the BT Office
  • Brambles cut back from the footpath on Wrekin Trundle
  • Removed a dumped Tesco trolley from Arleston Lane
  • Removed 3 fly tipped boxes from Lawley Village Green
  • Cut back brambles from the Wrekin Way footpath at the rear of Newdale School
  • Cut back brambles and self seeded saplings around the footpath by the old tram bridge
  • removed 3 fly tipped bags of household rubbish from Cemetery Road
  • cut back brambles from the footpath along the Bridleway off Rock Road
  • cut back brambles  from the footpath at the entrance to Marlborough Way
  • cut back brambles growing out of the hedge across the footpath on Dawley Road
  • dead headed the roses in the large bed at Lawley Community Garden
  • cut back brambles from the footpath in the alley way off Grove Road
  • cut back brambles from the footpath between Park Road and Cemetery Road

 

PET WORK WEEK COMMENCING 8TH JULY

Work was completed in the following areas:

  • Cut back brambles from the footpath at Glendale Gardens
  • Blew grass from the Glendale footpath following the tractor mow on Lawley Village Green
  • Removed signs left up on Lawley Village Green after the Summer Fest event
  • Cut back overhang from the grass verge on Lawley Drive at Lawley Gate
  • Cut back brambles off West Centre Way footpath
  • Cut back brambles from around the entrance to Rock Road bridleway
  • Tidied around the shrub beds at Old Park pond
  • Removed fly tipped garden waste from Wakeley Drive
  • Swept up glass from the junction of Milners Lane and Cemetery Road
  • Pruned back overhang from the footpath leading to the footbridge on West Centre Way
  • Pruned back overhang from the wall line by the cemetery to Hill Fold
  • Removed 2 abandoned shopping trolleys from the trees adjacent to the footpath at the rear of Old Park pond
  • Pruned around the shrub beds on Old Park Open Space
  • Cut back brambles from Wrekin Trundle
  • Removed a fly tip of household waste from the grass verge at Cedar Close
  • Sprayed weeds and blew debris from the wall line at the front of St Johns Church Lawley

morissons car parking update!!

Wednesday 7 August, 2019

Local MP, Lucy Allan has today welcomed news that Morrisons have no immediate plans to install camera controls or limit the time allowed to park.

Ms Allan received a response to her letter from Morrisons Chief Executive, David Potts providing the MP with the reassurance. In his letter, Mr Potts told Lucy Allan that some customers had found difficulties finding a space at the supermarket during busy periods. To address this, Mr Potts said that they had proposed a new system which would allow people to park in the car park for free for up to three hours, but that they had no immediate plans to go ahead with the changes.

David Potts also reassured the MP that any such decision, would not be taken overnight or without consulting local stakeholders.

Welcoming this news, Lucy Allan said:

“This is great news for residents in Telford who shop at Morrisons and use the other facilities. Residents can be assured that they can continue to shop at Lawley as per usual with no car parking restrictions.

“I would like to thank Cllr Lee Vidor and Cllr Jayne Greenaway who have been campaigning with local resident’s and Morrisons to find a solution. I will continue to work with Morrisons and engage with residents to ensure that they are consulted and notified about any changes which may take place in the future.”

LAWLEY BUS SERVICE CHANGES

We have been notified by ARRIVA that following customer feedback the bus services for Lawley will be changing with effect from 1st September.

The main changes are:

  • The 11 is being extended to serve Wrekin Retail Park (for Tesco as the Free Bus is being withdrawn) and Wellington. The route will also now extend the full length of Birchfield Way and Bryce Way. It will also provide better links for commuters to Wrekin Rail Station.
  • The X4 route is being extended to operate through Lawley to  provide a more direct route to Telford College and schools in Wellington
  • The 19 is being extended to travel the full length of Bryce Way and Proctor Avenue.

Further information can be found at:

https://www.arrivabus.co.uk/midlands/updates/service-changes-in-telford/

We have been advised that additional bus stops will also be provided on West Centre Way, Bryce Way and Birchfield Way to accommodate the new services.