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If you would like information or to register for litter picking please follow this link: https://www.solihull.gov.uk/…/Love-Solihull/Litter-picking
Just to remind you that the best way to report Fly Tipping on council owned land is by using the following online form to directly notify the Street Care team, who will aim to investigate within 5 working daysPlease call the Council’s Contact Centre on 0121 704 8000 if:You have witnessed Fly Tipping taking placeYou find any hazardous waste such as needles on council, providing as much detail as possible on the location. For your own safety please do not try to remove any needles yourself, a cleansing operative trained in the safe removal and disposal of hazardous items will attend as soon as possibleVisit the council’s website to also report abandoned shopping trolleys and abandoned household waste bags.https://www.solihull.gov.uk/Roads-pavements…/Fly-tipping
As a reminder, Litter picking bags do not need to be reported if less than 3 are left next to a council litter bin.
If any SHP patients would like to join the growing (Independent) Patient Participation Group for the SHP group of surgeries, the contact email address is : monkspathppg@hotmail.com
Some interesting statistics from Solihull MBC Parking Services:
Between January and April 2021, they have visited Dickens Heath 379 times, spent 53 hours and 13 minutes in the village, and issued 23 tickets.
In early May we’ll start the final phase of our overnight survey work to gather information which will inform the design of this vital interchange upgrade scheme.
We’ll be working:
• between M42 junctions 3 and 3a from 4 May to 27 May
• between M42 junction 3a and M40 junction 16 from 1 June to 17 June
• between M42 junctions 3a and 4 from 18 June to 23 July
What are we doing?
We’ll carry out a number of different surveys on both carriageways. These will include drilling carriageway core samples, excavating small trial holes and ecology inspections.
We’ll work overnight, when the road is at its quietest.
How will the survey work affect motorists?
To safely carry out the surveys we’ll need to close some lanes, in 4km sections at a time, but will keep one lane open on each carriageway while we work (Monday to Saturday between 9pm and 6am). We’ll take a ‘traffic count’ before we close the lanes and if the traffic levels are too high, we’ll delay the work until they reduce.
All lanes will be open as usual during the daytime.
We’ll also need to close the following slip roads overnight:
• M40 to M42 northbound link road from 14 June to 25 June
• M42 junction 3a to M42 northbound link road from 28 June to 25 July
• M42 to M40 southbound link road from 12 July to 20 July
We’ll put in place clearly signed diversion routes to the next junction when the slip roads are closed.
We apologise for any inconvenience this work may cause and advise everyone travelling through the area to allow extra time for journeys.
Please note these dates and times may be subject to change due to poor weather or for operational reasons.
Contact Us
For information about the surveys, please contact our customer contact centre on 0300 123 5000 or email: info@highwaysengland.co.uk
If you would like more information about the scheme including planned closure details, please visit our webpage:
www.highwaysengland.co.uk/our-work/west-midlands/m40-m42-interchange-smart-motorway/
At last night’s Parish Council meeting, Councillor Trevor Eames was elected as Chair and previous Chair Councillor Maureen Holloway was elected as Vice Chair. Maureen is the Parish Council’s longest serving Chair to date – having been Chair since May 2016. We would like to thank Maureen for 5 years of extremely hard work and dedication to the community of Dickens Heath.
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