Shropshire Councillor for Ludlow North
Shropshire Councillor for Ludlow North
It was a road to nowhere that will now go nowhere. Championed by the ousted Conservative administration, the 4 mile road would have cost more than £50 million a mile. It was environmentally destructive and could have damaged Shrewsbury’s water…
Work will be starting next week on the new pyrolysis unit on Coder Road. This will replace the experimental biodigester that was closed by Shropshire Council in 2012 in council then led by a climate change sceptic leader. Unfortunately, the…
Ludlow has long been a centre of green activity, with an emphasis on protecting the environment and reducing emissions. It has championed local food, slow food, reducing carbon emissions and biodigestion. Soon it will have a pioneering pyrolysis plant producing…
On Tuesday, the Southern Planning Committee approved plans for a pyrolysis plant on the former biodigester site at Code Road (video). Only one objection was made at the meeting. That was by a Ludlow town councillor. Unfortunately, the three minutes…
Plans have been published for a pyrolysis plant on the disused food waste biodigester site in the industrial areas on Coder Road (25/00309/FUL). The plant comprises a shredder and dryer and a closed vessel anaerobic digester that breaks down materials…
A date for history books. Last Tuesday, the 21st of January 2025 was the day that Shropshire Council abandoned its target of becoming net zero by 2030. The Northern Planning Committee approved the final permissions for the NWRR despite there…