Shrewsbury campaigners to challenge controversial North West Relief Road
Better Shrewsbury Transport has announced that it is to launch a legal challenge to the controversial North West Relief Road in Shrewsbury.
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Better Shrewsbury Transport has announced that it is to launch a legal challenge to the controversial North West Relief Road in Shrewsbury.
Local campaigners fighting to save veteran trees from the North West Relief Road in Shrewsbury have reacted with anger after Shropshire Highways boss Councillor Dan Morris refused to protect them.
The tree – named after naturalist Charles Darwin, who lived in the area – could be felled to make way for the Shrewsbury North West Relief Road.
Artist Dan Llywelyn Hall, 43, said artists across the country gathered to create images of the Darwin Oak to protest its potential felling.
Campaigners are calling on Shropshire councillors to block a planning application for a new service station on the outskirts of Shrewsbury.