Community Messages
Published: 12th October, 2011
Church Stretton Town Council held its 46th Annual Assembly in Silvester Horne Institute on 24th April, where a presentation was also made by Shropshire Council representatives on their preferred sites for future housing development in this area.
Following the closure of Clee Hill Electrics, residents will be pleased to learn that two former employees, with 25 years' experience between them, are setting up a new service company at the end of March.
Becoming a Fairtrade town gives a powerful message about how our community wants trade to work. A Fairtrade town is a community that makes a collective commitment to fair trade - it helps to bring people together and to raise an awareness and a better understanding of trade issues.
Mayfair is now working with the Community Council of Shropshire to provide a Carers Support Service on behalf of Shropshire Council.
Stretton Climate Care can now arrange free loft and cavity wall insulation for most domestic properties. There are no age or income criteria, although there is a small surcharge if your home is bigger than average. This funding is available for a limited time, so Act Now!
Church Stretton Town Council offices are being made energy efficient with a grant received from the Department of Energy.
Is your bus pass due to expire this year? If it is, you will need to apply for a new bus pass. Please see attached details.
Skips for Cardboard now in Church Stretton
18/01/2012
There are now two skips available for cardboard, alongside the other skips in the Lion Meadow car park, opposite the Co-op.
The Southern Area Planning Committee of Shropshire Council decided this week to overturn the decision it took at its last meeting in October to proceed with the pavement widening of Church Stretton High Street.
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