The Shifnal Town Centre improvement project was designed to create a more pedestrian-friendly area for shoppers and businesses, slow down and avert traffic from the town centre where possible.
The comprehensive scope encompassed realigning and improving capacity at key town centre road junctions, constructing two new zebra crossings and uncontrolled pedestrian crossing points, road resurfacing with new traffic signs and 20mph speed limit implementation, constructing new kerb lines in conservation kerbs and widening existing footways using high-quality natural stone paving, hard and soft landscaping, updating drainage systems, new on-street parallel parking bays, planting beds and trees in large underground topsoil zones, new street furniture including benches, bins, free-standing planters, cycle racks and hanging basket brackets, and new LED street lighting to improve light quality.
We are grateful to McPhillips’ site manager Adrian Elsdon for his dedicated support and commitment of service to the community of Shifnal during the town centre refurbishment and award him with our certificate of appreciation.”
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