Path Issues and Path Maintenance
Bad news: we have now cleared all of the paths that we were aware of needing
attention following the recent storms - if you are aware of any others,
either fallen trees or overgrown, please let us know at:
PathTeam@wellingtonwalkersarewelcome.org.uk ,
We hold 2 path maintenance events a month.
These are advertised on the events page.
If you wish to join our path maintenance group please contact the group organiser
beforehand on PathTeam@wellingtonwalkersarewelcome.org.uk. He will send you
the necessary registration form to enable you to join the
Telford and Wrekin Council Volunteer Scheme.
Please use the same email to let us know of paths that need attention.
We will try to get permission to clear any local paths reported to us.
The path team were busy again on 5th March clearing fallen trees on The Ercall
More pictures can be found in the new Path Maintenance Gallery
In Telford & Wrekin you can report blocked and obstructed paths and missing signposts on the Council's website using 'report a rights of way' problem. You can also report footpath problems as you walk around with photos on a mobile phone by downloading The Everyday Telford App.
We are the proud possessors of a brush cutter. There are some photos of the results of its recent uses here.
Things have definitely got better on our paths since we were formed in 2010. There are more signs , more walkable paths clearances and, crucially, more walkers.
Paths we have cleared include these:
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Paths in Wellington itself
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Alongside the railway line from Mill Lane and the other way towards Leegomery
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The path from Christine Avenue to the motorway bridge on Ercall Lane
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The path behind Roseway
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The Wrekin Link from Admaston to Powder Lane
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The path from the Dawley Rd through the top end of Arleston Village to Arleston Lane
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Woodlands Avenue to Hollies Road
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Slightly further afield
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Allscott
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Wrockwardine
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Rushmoor
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Bratton
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Parts of longer routes passing through Wellington
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Parts of the Shropshire Way between Rodington and The Wrekin
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Parts of the Telford T50 50 Mile Trail between Wellington and Horsehay
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Parts of the Hutchison Way particularly in the Newdale area
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If you wish to talk to us about other footpath related matters please contact our path secretary on paths@wellingtonwalkersarewelcome.org.uk.
