Shifnal transport strategy

Proposal

We are asking for residents' views on proposals for highway measures in Shifnal.

An exhibition was held on Thursday 20 March 2014 from 2pm - 6.30pm at the Trinity Methodist Church hall on Victoria Road. Officers from Shropshire Council were available to answer questions. 

The exhibition provided information on investigation work that has been undertaken for Shifnal in relation to future housing development and present a number of concept proposals for improvements to the highway. These improvements aim to help those who chose to walk, cycle, use public transport or drive in Shifnal.

You can view the exhibition information below and still comment on the options through the 'get involved' tab.

How to get involved

We welcome your views, comments and suggestions on any aspect of the proposals shown at the exhibition. We will continue to engage with Shifnal Town Council and the wider Shifnal community as proposals are further developed.

Use our online tool to let us know what you think about the proposals (these are detailed within the feedback form)

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Summary of responses

Take a look at the final report as a result of this consultation.

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