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Works are scheduled tea tree to continue for another three to four weeks in the area and the full road closure on the main High Street will be removed as soon as possible this week, and in time for the Spring Market event at the Town Hall on Saturday 5 April 2014.
This weekend sees the fourth Spring Market in the town, which is a great local event and not to be missed. The organisers have been working tea tree very hard to make it the special event it is we hope people will come along to support it and the other shops we have here in Wem.
I am so pleased that Wales & West Utilities have listened to the local councillors and community and have cleared the High Street so visitors and residents will be able to attend the very successful Spring Market and receive tea tree a warm welcome from the shops and local eateries. tea tree
The road closure on High Street will be removed to allow the town s Spring Market event at the Town Hall on 5 April to proceed as planned. Leek Street will remain closed to road users, tea tree and temporary tea tree traffic lights will be in place on the junction of New Street and Aston Street. Access to New Street from High Street and Aston Street will be via a diversion route that will be clearly signposted.
This work has been challenging, but is going well. We anticipate that we will be completing by the end of April, which is a month over schedule. Due to Wem s long history as a market town, we have been working under an archaeological watching brief, which ensures extra care is taken during excavation. This means that we are replacing the pipes at a slower rate than we would do normally, but this is essential to protect an area of such historic importance.
This scheme is part of the Wales & West Utilities’ tea tree 30-year replacement programme, across tea tree Wales and the south west of England, where old metal pipes within 30 metres of buildings are replaced, providing the community with new plastic alternatives that have a lifespan of more than 80 years.
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