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A38 Traffic Management Bulletin w/c 23 December 2024

Published 20 December 2024

A38 E-Bulletin wc 23DEC2024

We have no planned full closures this week.

To help keep festive disruption to a minimum, the vast majority of roadworks across our network will be removed from 6am on Friday 20 December, until 12.01am on Thursday 2 January.

Third Party Work
Please be aware that Staffordshire County Council have some roadworks projects around the A38 in Burton. For further information on these roadworks, please use the following link – https://www.staffordshire.gov.uk/Highways/roadworks/eaststaffs/Overview.aspx

We’re always looking to improve the way we work. If you haven’t provided your feedback then we would like to ask you to complete a short questionnaire. If you could spare just 4 minutes (maximum) and complete the survey, click here.

Wishing you all a safe journey

Councillor vacancy notice

Published 15 December 2024

Cllr. Crawley has indicated that he will stand down once a replacement is appointed – see attached notice

Cllr Vacancy

A38 Traffic Management Bulletin w/c 16 December 2024

Published 13 December 2024

A38 E-Bulletin wc 16DEC2024

We have no planned full closures this week.

To help keep festive disruption to a minimum, the vast majority of roadworks across our network will be removed from 6am on Friday 20 December, until 12.01am on Thursday 2 January.

Third Party Work
Please be aware that Staffordshire County Council have some roadworks projects around the A38 in Burton. For further information on these roadworks, please use the following link – https://www.staffordshire.gov.uk/Highways/roadworks/eaststaffs/Overview.aspx

We’re always looking to improve the way we work. If you haven’t provided your feedback then we would like to ask you to complete a short questionnaire. If you could spare just 4 minutes (maximum) and complete the survey, click here.

Wishing you all a safe journey

Charles Cole

Published 13 December 2024

It is with great sadness that the Parish Councillors have heard of the passing of its past chairman, Charles Cole, after a short illness.

Charles joined the council in September 2016 becoming chairman in May 2023 before standing down in May this year.

During his time in office he showed great dedication to his many roles and to being a lead Councillor in the mitigation of the impact that HS2 would have on the parish and its residents. More recently he was involved in the hours of discussion relating to local quarrying applications and traffic issues as they affect the village.

The councils condolences go out to his wife, family, friends and colleagues at this very sad time.

Once arrangements are known they will be posted on this web page.

Parish Clerk on behalf of the Parish Council.

A38 Traffic Management Bulletin w/c 9 December 2024

Published 6 December 2024

A38 E-Bulletin wc 9DEC2024

A38 southbound Toyota Island to Claymills essential resurfacing work
We’ll be carrying out essential resurfacing work on the A38 southbound carriageway between Toyota Island and the Claymills/A5121 junction. We’ll work overnight on Thursday 12 December and Friday 13 December, between 9pm and 6am. During this time, we’ll have a full closure of the A38 southbound carriageway, between Toyota Island and the Claymills/A5121 junction. Please see the attached bulleting for full details of this closure, including the diversion.

Third Party Work
Please be aware that Staffordshire County Council have some roadworks projects around the A38 in Burton. For further information on these roadworks, please use the following link – https://www.staffordshire.gov.uk/Highways/roadworks/eaststaffs/Overview.aspx

We’re always looking to improve the way we work. If you haven’t provided your feedback then we would like to ask you to complete a short questionnaire. If you could spare just 4 minutes (maximum) and complete the survey, click here.

Wishing you all a safe journey

A38 Traffic Management Bulletin w/c 2 December 2024

Published 29 November 2024

A38 E-Bulletin wc 2DEC2024

A5132 Carriers Road/The Castle Way overbridge survey work
We’ll be carrying out surveys on the A5132 Carriers Road/The Castle Way bridge, that runs over the A38 at Egginton. Our surveys will identify work that is needed to ensure the future safety of the bridge structure. We’ll work overnight, from Monday 2 December to Friday 6 December, between 8pm and 6am. During this time, we’ll have full closures of the A5132 Carriers Road/The Castle Way bridge, in both directions. For diversion details, please see the attached bulletin.

A38 southbound Toyota Island to Claymills essential resurfacing work
We’ll be carrying out essential resurfacing work on the A38 southbound carriageway between Toyota Island and the Claymills/A5121 junction. We’ll work overnight on Thursday 12 December and Friday 13 December, between 9pm and 6am. During this time, we’ll have a full closure of the A38 southbound carriageway, between Toyota Island and the Claymills/A5121 junction. Please see the attached bulleting for full details of this closure, including the diversion.

Third Party Work
Please be aware that Staffordshire County Council have some roadworks projects around the A38 in Burton. For further information on these roadworks, please use the following link – https://www.staffordshire.gov.uk/Highways/roadworks/eaststaffs/Overview.aspx

We’re always looking to improve the way we work. If you haven’t provided your feedback then we would like to ask you to complete a short questionnaire. If you could spare just 4 minutes (maximum) and complete the survey, click here.

Wishing you all a safe journey

Christmas Tree lights switch-on and carols

Published 28 November 2024

A38 Traffic Management Bulletin w/c 25 November 2024

Published 22 November 2024

A38 E-Bulletin wc 25NOV2024

A38 Toyota Island to Little Eaton LED lighting work

Until the end of November, we’ll be upgrading the current lighting to LED’s on the A38 between Toyota Island and Little Eaton. The new LED lighting will be more energy efficient and require less maintenance in the future. We’ll complete our work overnight on weeknights, between 8pm and 6am, predominantly using lane closures, but we’ll also have some full overnight carriageway and slip road closures along this stretch. For full details of these closures, please see the attached bulletin.

A5132 Carriers Road/The Castle Way overbridge survey work
We’ll be carrying out surveys on the A5132 Carriers Road/The Castle Way bridge, that runs over the A38 at Egginton. Our surveys will identify work that is needed to ensure the future safety of the bridge structure. We’ll work overnight, from Monday 2 December to Friday 6 December, between 8pm and 6am. During this time, we’ll have full closures of the A5132 Carriers Road/The Castle Way bridge, in both directions. For diversion details, please see the attached bulletin.

Third Party Work
Please be aware that Staffordshire County Council have some roadworks projects around the A38 in Burton. For further information on these roadworks, please use the following link – https://www.staffordshire.gov.uk/Highways/roadworks/eaststaffs/Overview.aspx

We’re always looking to improve the way we work. If you haven’t provided your feedback then we would like to ask you to complete a short questionnaire. If you could spare just 4 minutes (maximum) and complete the survey, click here.

Wishing you all a safe journey

Parish Council invests in new Speed Indicator Devices on the A515.

Published 18 November 2024

In February 2024, following the tragic death of June Baker in a high speed hit and run accident in October 2023, a petition was raised and signed by over 92% of householders supporting the Parish Council’s appeal to Staffordshire County Council Highways to take measures to prevent any more deaths on our roads.

The petition called for the addition of Speed Indicator Devices (SID) and improved street lighting along the A515, which is notorious for vehicles traveling through the village at dangerously excessive speeds. The outcome was that the Parish Council decided to invest in SIDs and our Staffordshire County Councillor Richard Cox instigated a feasibility study into lighting and other safety measures along the A515 through our village.

The Parish Council is pleased to announce that we have installed two Speed Indicator Devices along the North and South entrances to the core 30 mph section of the A515 through our village.

These devices, which are permanently sited at the most optimum locations (as verified by Staffordshire County Council Highways), will accurately monitor and update approaching vehicle speeds for up to 200 metres, 24 hours a day, every day of the year, irrespective of the weather. Every vehicle driving in excess of the speed limit in either direction will be logged, both entering and exiting the village on the A515.

The SIDs do not to replace the fantastic work done by our Neighbourhood Speed Watch team but augment it, so that we have more statistically evidenced data to present to Staffordshire County Council in support of any request for additional speed reduction measures and enforcement.

The Parish Council will publish monthly statistical and graphical reports for villagers showing the data collected and a summary of its findings.

This is the first step that we will need to implement to make this section of the A515 safer for villagers.

We look forward to the County Council’s feasibility study and will keep you all posted of the outcome.

The Parish Council is committed to make this village as safe as it can within its scope of influence and funding.

Your support is essential and gratefully received.

Kings Bromley Parish Council

 

Notice of road closure on Wood End Lane

Published 16 November 2024

Ahead of constructing the new HS2 structures, we are permanently realigning the junction between Wood End Lane and Netherstowe Lane in Curborough.  To complete these works, we need to install road closures on Wood End Lane and Netherstowe Lane so we can connect the new alignment to the existing roads. This includes diverting utilities and extending the footpath along Wood End Lane.

https://www.hs2.org.uk/work-items/notice-of-road-closure-on-wood-end-lane/

You can find out more about what is happening in your area using the In Your Area pages of the HS2 website. You can also view a map of your area, which includes any planned works in your area and a HS2 route map.

If you have a question about HS2 or our works, please contact our HS2 Helpdesk team on 08081 434 434 or email hs2enquiries@hs2.org.uk.

Yours sincerely,

HS2 Community Engagement Team

New Councillor co opted and thanks to Steve

Published 16 November 2024

At the parish council last Thursday evening Julie Bamber was duly elected to fill the vacancy left when Steve Browne stood down.

Steve had served the parish council for well over 30 years spending some of that time as chairman. He has worked tirelessly throughout the period serving the parish. One of his major involvements was with mitigating the expected impact that HS2 would have on the community. He spent endless hours in meetings with fellow parishioners and parishes and HS2 representatives. This included trips to London to present our case to the Select Committee. I’m sure you will join the rest of the council in thanking Steve for all his hard work,

Clerk

A38 Traffic Management Bulletin w/c 18 November 2024

Published 15 November 2024

A38 E-Bulletin wc 18NOV2024

A38 Toyota Island to Little Eaton LED lighting work

Until the end of November, we’ll be upgrading the current lighting to LED’s on the A38 between Toyota Island and Little Eaton. The new LED lighting will be more energy efficient and require less maintenance in the future.We’ll complete our work overnight on weeknights, between 8pm and 6am, predominantly using lane closures, but we’ll also have some full overnight carriageway and slip road closures along this stretch. For full details of these closures, please see the attached bulletin.

Third Party Work
Please be aware that Staffordshire County Council have some roadworks projects around the A38 in Burton. For further information on these roadworks, please use the following link – https://www.staffordshire.gov.uk/Highways/roadworks/eaststaffs/Overview.aspx

We’re always looking to improve the way we work. If you haven’t provided your feedback then we would like to ask you to complete a short questionnaire. If you could spare just 4 minutes (maximum) and complete the survey, click here.

Wishing you all a safe journey

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Lichfield Local Plan- your feedback required

Published 14 November 2024

A38 Traffic Management Bulletin w/c 11 November 2024

Published 8 November 2024

A38 E-Bulletin wc 11NOV2024

A38 Toyota Island to Little Eaton LED lighting work

Until the end of November, we’ll be upgrading the current lighting to LED’s on the A38 between Toyota Island and Little Eaton. The new LED lighting will be more energy efficient and require less maintenance in the future.We’ll complete our work overnight on weeknights, between 8pm and 6am, predominantly using lane closures, but we’ll also have some full overnight carriageway and slip road closures along this stretch. For full details of these closures, please see the attached bulletin.

Third Party Work
Please be aware that Staffordshire County Council have some roadworks projects around the A38 in Burton. For further information on these roadworks, please use the following link – https://www.staffordshire.gov.uk/Highways/roadworks/eaststaffs/Overview.aspx

 

We’re always looking to improve the way we work. If you haven’t provided your feedback then we would like to ask you to complete a short questionnaire. If you could spare just 4 minutes (maximum) and complete the survey, click here.

 

Wishing you all a safe journey

Arun Lanyon | Business Services Co-ordinator

National Highways | The Cube | 199 Wharfside Street | Birmingham | B1 1RN

Web: https://nationalhighways.co.uk

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A38 Traffic Management Bulletin w/c 4 November 2024

Published 1 November 2024

A38 E-Bulletin wc 4NOV2024

A38/A50 Toyota Island essential maintenance

We plan to finish our bridge repainting work at the A38/A50 Toyota Island this weekend. On Friday 1 November, 8pm to 6am, we’ll have our final overnight closure of the A38 southbound carriageway, between the exit and entry slip roads of Toyota Island, for the removal of the traffic management.

A38 Toyota Island to Little Eaton LED lighting work

Until the end of November, we’ll be upgrading the current lighting to LED’s on the A38 between Toyota Island and Little Eaton. The new LED lighting will be more energy efficient and require less maintenance in the future.We’ll complete our work overnight on weeknights, between 8pm and 6am, predominantly using lane closures, but we’ll also have some full overnight carriageway and slip road closures along this stretch. For full details of these closures, please see the attached bulletin.

A38 Weeford to Swinfen essential resurfacing
From Monday 4 November to Friday 8 November, 9pm to 6am, we’ll have full closures of the A38 northbound carriageway, between Weeford Interchange and Swinfen Interchange, to allows us to carry out essential resurfacing work.

Third Party Work
Please be aware that Staffordshire County Council have some roadworks projects around the A38 in Burton. For further information on these roadworks, please use the following link – https://www.staffordshire.gov.uk/Highways/roadworks/eaststaffs/Overview.aspx

We’re always looking to improve the way we work. If you haven’t provided your feedback then we would like to ask you to complete a short questionnaire. If you could spare just 4 minutes (maximum) and complete the survey, click here.

Wishing you all a safe journey

SCC Communities Road Show

Published 31 October 2024

SCC roadshow

Have Your Say on EV Charging in Staffordshire!

Published 29 October 2024

Staffordshire County Council needs your input! They are conducting an Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Survey to help shape the future of EV infrastructure in our county.The results so far show that 96% of EV users in Staffordshire that have completed the survey are satisfied or extremely satisfied with their vehicles. Around 80% said that saving money on fuel costs were there top motivation for choosing an electric vehicle.*Resident feedback has highlighted 375 locations for potential Electric Vehicle Charging sites that will guide Staffordshire County Councils future expansion efforts.Participate in the survey and help us build a greener future for Staffordshire.

Take the survey today! – https://letstalk.staffordshire.gov.uk/let-s-talk-transport/surveys/ev-survey

 *These stats were collected on 28 October 2024 and are subject to change as more people complete the survey.

A38 Works w/c 28 Oct

Published 25 October 2024

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A38/A50 Toyota Island essential maintenance

Our bridge repainting work at the A38/A50 Toyota Island is now coming to an end. Until Friday 1 November we’ll have a 24/7 lane 2 closure on the A38 southbound between the slip roads of Toyota Island. We’ll also have this section of the southbound carriageway fully closed on weeknightsbetween 8pm and 5am, with a lane 2 closure of the northbound carriageway here. Then, from 8pm on Friday 1 November to 5am on Sunday 3 November, we’ll have a full 24/7 closure of this section of the southbound carriageway for the removal of the traffic management.

 

A38 Toyota Island to Little Eaton LED lighting work

Until the end of November, we’ll be upgrading the current lighting to LED’s on the A38 between Toyota Island and Little Eaton. The new LED lighting will be more energy efficient and require less maintenance in the future.We’ll complete our work overnight on weeknights, between 8pm and 6am, predominantly using lane closures, but we’ll also have some full overnight carriageway and slip road closures along this stretch. For further details of these closures, please see the attached bulletin.

Third Party Work
Please be aware that Staffordshire County Council have some roadworks projects around the A38 in Burton. For further information on these roadworks, please use the following link – https://www.staffordshire.gov.uk/Highways/roadworks/eaststaffs/Overview.aspx

 

We’re always looking to improve the way we work. If you haven’t provided your feedback then we would like to ask you to complete a short questionnaire. If you could spare just 4 minutes (maximum) and complete the survey, click here.

A Best Kept Village double win!

Published 24 October 2024

Myself (Colin Davies) and Allan Howard attended the presentation event last night. We are delighted to let you know that not only was Kings Bromley Village awarded the “Best Kept Small Village – South Staffordshire” award, but we were also awarded the overall “Best Kept Village – Staffordshire” award.

The judges were impressed overall by the village and its community spirit, but were particularly impressed by the teamwork and commitment of the churchyard team who look after our church surrounds and graveyard. Allan and myself will meet with them next Wednesday to congratulate them for their efforts and their contribution towards the village receiving these awards.

Cheers Colin

A38 works w/c 21 October

Published 18 October 2024

A38 E-Bulletin wc 21OCT2024

A38/A50 Toyota Island essential maintenance

Until the end of November, we’ll be carrying out maintenance work at the A38/A50 Toyota Island. This work is to repaint sections of the bridge, which runs over the A38 on the A50 Toyota Island, and is essential to protect and prevent rusting to the existing structure. This work will be completed under a combination of 24/7 lane closures and overnight full carriageway closures – for full details of this, please see the attached bulletin.

A38 Toyota Island to Little Eaton LED lighting work

Until the end of November, we’ll be upgrading the current lighting to LED’s on the A38 between Toyota Island and Little Eaton. The new LED lighting will be more energy efficient and require less maintenance in the future.We’ll complete our work overnight on weeknights, between 8pm and 6am, predominantly using lane closures, but we’ll also have some full overnight carriageway and slip road closures along this stretch. For further details of these closures, please see the attached bulletin.

Third Party Work
Please be aware that Staffordshire County Council have some roadworks projects around the A38 in Burton. For further information on these roadworks, please use the following link – https://www.staffordshire.gov.uk/Highways/roadworks/eaststaffs/Overview.aspx

We’re always looking to improve the way we work. If you haven’t provided your feedback then we would like to ask you to complete a short questionnaire. If you could spare just 4 minutes (maximum) and complete the survey, click here.

Wishing you all a safe journey

Arun Lanyon | Business Services Co-ordinator

National Highways | The Cube | 199 Wharfside Street | Birmingham | B1 1RN

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Tarmac consultation cancelled

Published 14 October 2024

All public consultation for their proposals at Pyford Brook are now cancelled. They will advise on further plans in due course.

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