We are delighted to have recieved planning permission to refurbish and extend the Pavilion building at Lythwood Sports Complex!
We will now be writing a tender for the works and we hope to begin the project soon.
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We are delighted to have recieved planning permission to refurbish and extend the Pavilion building at Lythwood Sports Complex!
We will now be writing a tender for the works and we hope to begin the project soon.
See here
25/04875/OUT Outline planning application with all matters reserved (except for principal means of access), for development of up to 210 residential dwellings (Use Class C3) with associated open space, landscaping and other associated works including infrastructure, earthworks and drainage Proposed Residential Development To The North Of New Pulley Lane Bayston Hill Shrewsbury Shropshire click here
Roadworks notification from National Highways
We’re writing to inform you of some upcoming essential resurfacing work on the A49 at Bayston Hill. Our work has been combined to minimise future disruption and to provide a smoother and safer road surface for users.
Safety is and always will be our number one priority; that is why our ambition remains that no one should be harmed while travelling or working on our roads.
When will this work take place?
We’ll work overnight from Monday 2 February 2026 to April 2026, between 8pm and 6am, Monday to Friday, ending 6am Saturday mornings.
To carry out our work safely, we’ll work under a full closure of the A49 from Bayston Hill roundabout to the junction at Station Road in Condover.
During closures, the following diversion route will be in place for strategic traffic. Local access will be maintained between Craven Arms and Condover.
A49 Bayston Hill to Craven Arms
A casual vacancy has arisen. Please see attached file for information.
We were greatly saddened that at the Shropshire Council Northern Planning Committee on Tuesday 9th December permission was granted for Redrow to build 112 houses at the base of Lyth Hill, an area of green agricultural land.
Chairman Cllr Rob Ruscoe said “Bayston Hill Parish Council have fought hard to prevent this from happening – we are not NIMBYs, we understand that development will happen in our Parish. However, this incoming blot to our landscape is inappropriate and ill thought through.
“There are considerable restrictions to this site, poor access, congested entry points to the village from major trunk roads and flooding to name but a few. Locally there is zero capacity for additional school or doctor places. The site is not served by public transport nor does it have amenities that would be accessible by foot given the distance it is away from the village centre.
“We are also disappointed by the manner in which Shropshire Planning Dept have handled the 2 hearings that have taken place at the Northern Planning Committee. Members were denied a site visit, which we had requested due to the earlier committee being held in August and members being on holiday. The public meeting recording is not complete, denying interested parties from fully hearing the proceedings. Members raising questions were given incorrect information regarding density of surrounding roads, the grade of agricultural land and that a comprehensive consultation with the parish had taken place – it had not.”
Bayston Hill Parish Council
01743 874651