Shropshire Council could be facing another relief road headache while campaigners celebrate the latest setbacks

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Shropshire Council could be facing another relief road headache while campaigners celebrate the latest setbacks
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Shropshire Council could be facing yet another relief-road headache while campaigners celebrate the latest setbacks.

An artist's impression of how the North West Relief Road would look

But while campaigners have celebrated the latest delay for the project, which was originally intended for a planning decision in late 2021, a fresh issue has also emerged. It comes after minutes say the LEP asked Shropshire Council to separate, or 'decouple', the projects last year. This came despite the council's own leader, Councillor Lezley Picton, saying she expected it to be considered before the Summer Holidays, and both the March Local Enterprise Partnership and the Environment Agency being under the impression the scheme was being considered on July 18.

A spokesman for the Marches LEP said:"We are aware of the latest delays regarding this scheme and are monitoring the situation closely.

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