For full details please contact Herefordshire Council:
https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/housing-3/housing-herefordshire/4
Alternatively please contact Freeman Homes
https://www.freemanhomes.co.uk/developments/oakfields-in-credenhill
HIGHWAY AND FOOTWAY SURFACING AND PATCHING WORKS – ROAD CLOSURES
Resurfacing or patching works (including white lining and stud works, if required) as well as any preparatory works (i.e. drainage, kerbing) if required.
The below list of surface patching schemes are taking place as part of a large programme of works across the county. The start date for this scheme may change depending on how works are progressing elsewhere in the county. All changes will be highlighted on the advance warning signs, which you’ll find onsite at the roadworks.
C1190 Breinton
Road closed from Wednesday 3rd January to (and including) Friday 5th January, between 8am and 4pm each day.
Surface patching works.
C1283 Rudhall
Road closed from Monday 8th January to (and including) Friday 12th January, between 8am and 4pm each day.
Surface patching works.
U91607 Stansbatch
Road closed from Monday 8th January to (and including) Wednesday 10th January, between 8am and 4pm each day.
Surface patching works.
DRAINAGE WORKS – ROAD CLOSURES
Improvements or repairs to the local drainage system. May involve excavation of the carriageway.
C1019 Pipe Aston
Road closed from Tuesday 2nd January to (and including) Wednesday 17th January, for 24 hours each day.
Drainage improvement works.
Little Marcle Road, Ledbury
Road closed from Tuesday 2nd January to (and including) Friday 26th January, for 24 hours each day.
Drainage investigation and improvement works.
MISCELLANEOUS ROAD CLOSURES, EMERGENCY CLOSURES & OTHER PROJECTS
Southbank Road, Hereford
Road closed from Monday 29th January to (and including) Tuesday 30th January, for 24 hours each day.
Stone wall repairs.
Bury Hill Lane, Weston Under Penyard
Emergency road closure due to flooding.
Drag Road BYWAY, Symonds Yat
Emergency road closure due to movement of the embankment and road.
If so then maybe you can help!
The Woodland Trust are looking for voluntry wardens, see below:
The role of the warden is to provide us with better eyes and ears on the ground, and report back to us on any issues such as this. Ideally, it would suit someone who walks the woods regularly, is able to get around all of the various footpath, and report back on wonky fences, gates, bridges, signs or fallen trees. If anyone is interested, they can register on the volunteering page of the Woodland Trust’s website:
https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/support-us/act/volunteer-with-us/
“My Health, My say” gives you the chance to talk about your Health and wellbeing.
The people that run the Health and Wellbeing services where you live want to find out
what you think.
You can tell them,
the good bits
and the bad bits.
They will listen to what you say.
They will act on what you tell them.
Then they will tell you what they have done.
They will keep your identity private.
https://www.actionforchildren.org.uk/privacy-policy/
If you’d like to take part contact Sue on:
07929079069 | sue.mustill@actionforchildren.org.uk
Or scan the QR code on the leaflet
