Campaign Breakthrough!
Warwickshire county Council agrees to commission an independent consultant to find solutions to alleviate traffic and fund recommendations. SGGS is considering moving bus drop-offs to Anne Hathaway’s Cottage.
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Annual General Meeting: Tuesday 8 September 2026, 6.00 PM
All Shottery residents are warmly invited to attend the AGM, to be held at the Youth Centre, Shottery Memorial Hall.
Exclusive: Film Commissioned by NSRA
Drone footage clearly shows the use of the pavement as a road at peak times for traffic, school buses, and pedestrians – including school children, elderly and disabled.
NSRA Meets with Warwickshire County Council: Report
Meeting report: NSRA Representatives, Warwickshire County Council Officers and County/District Councillors.
Correspondence: NSRA to the Business Manager, SGGS
For the attention of the Business Manager, SGGS. Further to your correspondence dated 17 April, 2026
NSRA Update: March 2026
Summary of NSRA Meeting on 3 March 2026
Chair’s Report: Day Three – Tuesday 20 January 2026
Over fifteen protestors turned out, as well as directors of Ridleys Coaches, and staff from Stratford Girls Grammar School. Warwickshire Police were in attendance, As with the previous week, the traffic was noticeably lighter than usual, and it is assumed that dirvers have found alternative routes and/or dropping off locations for the days when the … Read more
Chair’s Report: Day Two – Tuesday 13 January 2026
It was a very different scenario to last week. Drivers have clearly found alternative routes for Tuesdays. The combination of protesters and police meant that cars did not mount the pavement (as happens every other day = on Monday 12 January there was a continuous stream of traffic along the pavement). There was however the … Read more
Chair’s Report: Day One – Tuesday 6 January 2026
Impressions on the first day of the “Take Back Our Pavements” campaign from Richard Morgan, NSRA Chair.