There have been a number of tragic fatalaties along the A456 between the turning to Far Forest, through Callow Hill and on the By-pass. As well as a high number of road traffic collisions. We need to review the speed limit along the A456.
The proposal to make the 30mph limit on Callow Hill permanent, extending it to Lye Head Road and also to implement a 50mph permanent limit from Long Bank, through the By-Pass and up to the Safari Park will be open from tomorrow (February 13th) until March 13th 2025.A public notice will be issued on
Following the review of the full stretch of the A456 that started earlier this year, we are imminently introducing a temporary 50mph limit on the Bewdley Bypass which will also include a ‘no overtaking’ order on the downward lane.
Following a long term campaign for the speed limit to be reviewed on Callow Hill it has now been reduced to 30mph.The changes will be supported by clear signage, reminders on vehicle activated signs and enforcement to make the most of the opportunity to calm speeds and avoid accidents.Dan would like
I am pleased to say that we are now at the the point where a 30mph speed limit is being progressed for the village of Callow Hill.In addition to this, the Vehicle Activating Sign posts that have recently been installed will support awareness of the changes when they get introduced.I have been active
Cllr Dan Morehead recently had a very productive meeting with MP Mark Garnier, Police & Crime Commissioner John Campion, representatives of Highways and the Police in early September to discuss road safety in Bewdley and Callow Hill areas.The meeting discussed a number of initiatives which inclu
