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JANUARY 2017 2740 copies circulated free every month 2017 THE JOURNAL OF THE HAGLEY COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Registered Charity Number 523146 www.hagleyvillage.org HAGLEY DENTAL PRACTICE D.DALBY BDS MFGDP(UK) 157 WORCESTER ROAD P.GODBOLD BDS MFDS RCS(Eng) HAGLEY Nr. STOURBRIDGE 01562 883177 Easy Parking Cosmetic Dentistry Groundfloor Access Orthodontics Child Friendly Practice Dentures Hygienist Tooth Whitening Implants HOURS MONDAY 8am - 4pm TUES & WED 8.30am - 5.30pm THURSDAY 9am - 7pm FRIDAY 8am - 2pm New Patients welcome - children seen on NHS. 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A bit of history in the making when The Flying Scotsman passed through Hagley under the historic railway bridge that Hornby based it’s model on. Thanks to Julie Lamb for the photograph on the front cover and hope she didn’t mind we tweaked it slightly. Nichola Trigg Editor HAGLEY MUSIC FESTIVAL 2017 The 2017 Hagley Music Festival runs from 5th May - 21st May. Full details of the programme were on p.31 of the September 2016 Village News and will be published again in the March 2017edition. Tickets for the Festival will be on sale from March 1st; look out for the flyers! 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Over the coming weeks and months Severn Trent Water will be conducting a series of public information and consultation events to raise the awareness of an extensive sewer flood alleviation scheme in Hagley during the summer of 2017. HPC remains concerned over the lack of action taken by Worcestershire Highways Authority to respond to complaints raised by the ‘Safer Roads for Hagley’ campaign and HPC has taken the unprecedented steps of hand delivering a letter making the Chief Executive Officer at WCC responsible for the unsatisfactory performance of the Highways Authority and making the CEO also responsible for the safety of road users and pedestrians. At the time of writing the planned new Pavilion is awaiting the final formal confirmation of the Football Foundation grant. This will trigger final formal appointments of contractors to commence works. 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