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Flowers at the scene of the crash in Bromley Lane, Kingswinford. Pic: Jacob King/PA Wire More than £720k will be spent on making the borough’s roads safer - including measures on a Kingswinford road where a horror crash which killed four teenagers happened. Under the local safety scheme programme, nine projects have been confirmed including proposed measures on Bromley Lane, near the site of last year's fatal collision and the remarking of Cinder Bank and Flood Street roundabouts to improve traffic flow. School zones will be created outside six primary schools across the borough - Lu...

PennDOT has highlighted projects that have been underway or are starting this summer.

Fire crews rush to Nuneaton skip hire yard to tackle scrap metal blaze The emergency happened at about noon, Warwickshire Fire and Rescue said Crown Waste Management, on Pool Road, Nuneaton (Image: Google) Never miss another Warwickshire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Firefighte...

A series of planned road closures on the Newtown bypass will take place over the next seven days. Kerry Road roundabout to Pool Road roundabout will be the first part to shut for maintenance works. It is due to be closed for two days from tomorrow (Wednesday, May 19). Then from Friday, May 21, the section between Upper Dolfor Road roundabout and Llanidloes Road roundabout will also close for two days. The third and final two-day road closure will take place between the Upper Dolfor Road roundabout and Kerry Road roundabout from Monday, May 24. Warning signs have been put in place al...

Colleyville gateway project stalls after bid exceeds $6 million budget Part of the city’s beautification project includes adding tower-like stone gateways along State Highway 26. Tower-like gateways are part of the State Highway 26 Beautification Project through Colleyville.(Courtesy City of Colleyville) Colleyville’s beautification project along State Highway 26 has hit a detour. The second phase, $38-million reconstruction project from John McCain Road to Brown Trail began in 2016 and was nearly completed last fall. The project hit a snag in April when City Council received an $11 mill...