Both the Shropshire branch of the Campaign for the Protection of Rural England (CPRE), and Shifnal Matters have voiced their concerns after Shropshire Council withdrew its local plan. That decision ...

Volunteers meet every second Monday of the month to ensure that the town's canal remains a welcoming and picturesque spot for residents and visitors alike. Working under the Canal and River Trust who ...

A county MP has called for urgent action to improve emergency response times for residents living in more isolated areas in Shropshire. Speaking in a Westminster Hall debate about ambulance response ...

A decade on from the closure of the Royal Victoria Hotel, we've looked back over the drama as the battle over its future rages on. It's now been 10 years since the Grade II listed Royal Victoria Hotel ...

The Ketley Bank primary school was described as ‘happy and welcoming’ by inspectors who spent two days at the Yates Way site last month. They highlighted significant and rapid improvements which had ...

Officers followed up reports of drug misuse and of people driving under the influence of drugs when they discovered the vehicle on Brackenfield. It was deemed that the car was unroadworthy and it was ...

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The incident at the Princess Royal Hospital in Telford occurred just after 10am on Thursday (March 6). The Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service said the crash involved two cars. A spokesperson added ...

The two beavers were released in Shrewsbury last month in a partnership project between Shropshire Wildlife Trust and Shrewsbury Town Council. Two beavers are now living in an enclosure in Shrewsbury.

Owners at Castle Lodge Buttery are yet to learn the full extent of the damage caused by the fire late on Wednesday (March 5), but have thanked the public for messages of support they have already ...

Newport’s Burton Borough School has held its fourth annual takeover day on Tuesday, with staff standing aside to allow more than 70 students to take their place. The students took on a range of key ...

‘Still Life with Fruit, Bird’s Nest and Insects’ by eminent Dutch flower painter Rachel Ruysch (1664-1750) normally hangs in the library at the National Trust’s Dudmaston Hall, near Bridgnorth. The ...