​​Latest update (May 2025): 

• A community drop-in event with Severn Trent Water was recently held with around 100 attendees.

• The Hadnall project has been approved by the Severn Trent Programme Board. This is great news, as it is now not a matter of if but when the work will go ahead. 

• Key aims include separating surface water from foul water systems and upgrading the pumping station.

• Rising main rehabilitation is planned and may extend to Battlefield, pending further testing and planning.

• Work is expected to begin in the New Year, with a dedicated team and communications support to inform residents.

• Ongoing investigations are assessing the water catchment, including potential issues with pressure spikes and system leaks.

• Surveys include private drainage checks, pond analysis, and scoping for non-return valves and protection devices.

• Severn Trent is planning that the infrastructure improvements will accommodate future growth. 

• Shropshire Council and the parish council are actively involved, with an upcoming update meeting to be held by SC Flooding Officer John Bellis.

• Overall message: Progress is being made, and Severn Trent is fully committed to resolving flooding issues while preparing infrastructure for long-term development.

   

You’re warmly invited to the Annual Community Meeting for Hadnall at 7pm on Monday 12th May in the Village Hall – and we’d love to see you there!

This is your chance to meet fellow parishioners and local councillors, raise any questions or concerns, and share your ideas and hopes for the future of our Parish.

We also invite any local groups and organisations to present an update on their activities through the last year and any plans for the future.

This will be followed by the first meeting of the newly-elected parish council. There are vacant seats yet to be filled, so if you are interested please get in touch for more information. You don’t need any special qualifications – just a genuine interest in your local area.