Consultations - have your say

Details of all current and recent transport consultations will appear on these web pages.

Recent consultations

Shrewsbury: Connect2 - Walking and cycling improvements, latest plans for Welsh Bridge area

Following consultation on West End and Welsh Bridge proposals earlier this year, Shropshire Council has drawn up detailed plans for changes at the Frankwell Quay and Victoria Quay junctions.

For full details, please follow the link to the cycle Shrewsbury website on this page.

Consultation on traffic improvements for Much Wenlock

Shropshire Council encouraged residents to ask questions and have their say at a public exhibition on proposed traffic changes for Much Wenlock.

This exhibition provided information on more detailed proposals that will be taken forward as result of the feedback from the general consultation event that was held in Much Wenlock in November 2008, including proposed measures for the A458 and the potential for a 20mph speed restriction in the town centre.

For more information about the exhibition please follow the link on this page.

Draft vehicle activated sign policy consultation

Shropshire Council recently consulted with parish and town councils on a draft vehicle activated sign policy. This document outlines the criteria for use and funding of vehicle activated signs on the highway and the cost sharing arrangements with parish and town councils. Once finalised the draft policy will form part of the council’s wider speed management strategy. Follow the link on this page for more details of this consultation.

Improving travel in Shrewsbury town centre

Shropshire Council recently encouraged people to have their say on proposals to improve travel in Shrewsbury town centre, which include proposals to change road layout in the West End of the town and plans to improve facilities for cyclists and pedestrians on the Welsh Bridge, as part of the Connect2 project.

For more information follow the link on this page.

To find out about other Transport and Highways consultations, please see the links on this page.

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