All the roadworks in Shropshire to be aware of over the next month:
A further eight stretches of roads in the county are set to be resurfaced in August as part of Shropshire Council’s annual resurfacing programme.Work gets underway this week at Mardu Lane north of Clun.
Calcutts Road, Jackfield near Telford will be resurfaced between August 15-19 while the Oldbury Road, Bridnorth will be affected between August 22-26.The A41 trunk road will have repair work from the A5 Pickmere roundabout to the Telford and Wrekin border from August 30 to September 7. Councillor Dean Carroll, Cabinet member for highways, said: “We’re committed to improving our roads and making them safer for all road users. Our annual resurfacing programme is an important part of this and represents a significant investment in the county’s roads. It will greatly improve stretches of roads across Shropshire and help to prevent potholes and other problems occurring in the future.
Each scheme is planned, managed and carried out by Shropshire Council and its partners in the Shropshire Highways alliance, Kier and WSP.
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