Shropshire Council will start the tender process for Shrewsbury's North West Relief Road after its plans were approved.
The authority's 11-member Northern Planning CommitteeSpeaking after the approval was granted, Councillor Dan Morris, Shropshire Council's cabinet member in charge of highways, said he was pleased that a significant hurdle had been passed.
The full business case will reveal how much the road is expected to cost, with expectations that the final bill will have risen significantly from the 2019 estimate of around £81m. Councillor Morris said:"I am obviously very pleased. I recognise that it is a decision that some people do not support, but overall, and on balance I think it is the right decision for Shropshire.
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