Action to tackle road flooding and runoff
Lib Dem-run Shropshire Council is embarking on a series of initiatives across the county to reduce or eliminate flooding at a number of well-known problem roads.
Lib Dem-run Shropshire Council is embarking on a series of initiatives across the county to reduce or eliminate flooding at a number of well-known problem roads.
Cleobury Mortimer Sports and Fitness Centre has been spared, thanks to the tireless efforts of local volunteers and Lib Dem-run Shropshire Council. The previous Conservative administration had marked the centre for closure.
Lib Dem-run Shropshire Council is stepping up its efforts to fix the county’s roads over the next few weeks using two Roadmaster vehicles that can repair most potholes in under an hour.
Lib Dem-run Shropshire Council has announced a 12-week grace period for Blue Badge renewals following a sharp rise in demand and ongoing funding pressures from central government.
Shropshire Council’s Lib Dem Cabinet has approved plans for a major expansion of electric vehicle (EV) charging across the county, supported by more than £2 million in Government funding and significant private‑sector investment.
With the approach of spring weather, Shropshire Council is commencing an intensive programme of road repairs that should see 72 stretches of road ‘top dressed’ and another 69 stretches of road resurfaced over the next few months.
Councillor Heather Kidd, the Lib Dem Leader of Shropshire Council, has slammed as ‘deeply unfair’ the conformation received from the Government that Shropshire will receive £4.3 Million less in Government funding in 2026/27.
Matthew Green, the Lib Dem Parliamentary Candidate for South Shropshire, was joined in Bridgnorth by Helen Morgan, MP for North Shropshire, and Cllr Alex Wagner, the Deputy Leader of Shropshire Council, to launch his campaign for South Shropshire.
Cross party working by Lib Dems Heather Kidd and Matthew Green, and Conservative Dan Thomas, was key to the recent announcement that public access to Much Wenlock Leisure Centre had been secured for another 10 years.