A mobile coronavirus testing unit is coming to Shifnal. Testing will be available from Monday 1 February 2021 at the following location:…
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Posts by Month: January 2021
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Coronavirus: COVID-19 testing coming to Shifnal
Let us know how our pubs are operating across the county
Shropshire Council has received a number of reports about pubs across the county breaching national lockdown restrictions. With 1168 new COVID-19 cases…
Shropshire pub issued £1,000 fine for breach of COVID-19 lockdown restrictions
A pub in Shropshire has become the first in the county to be issued a Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN) by Shropshire Council…
Coronavirus: More key workers able to access rapid COVID-19 testing in Craven Arms
Craven Arms’ rapid testing centre will be open six days a week – meaning more frontline and key workers in the county…
Work begins to prepare Shrewsbury’s Pride Hill Centre for future development
Work to prepare Shrewsbury’s Pride Hill Shopping Centre for future development is to start next week (Monday 1 February 2021). This ‘enabling…
Coronavirus: Warning over COVID-19 vaccination scam email
Shropshire Council is encouraging residents to be aware of the latest COVID-19 scam email. This advice comes after multiple reports from the…
New carers support service launches
Shropshire Council’s new Carers Support Team will offer support to thousands of unpaid carers across the county A new service for unpaid…
Coronavirus: £17.5m in grants paid to over 2,400 Shropshire businesses this month alone
Shropshire Council has paid £17.5m to 2,412 businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic, since the latest COVID-19 Grant scheme opened on 19…
Coronavirus: Free parking in some car parks for people receiving COVID-19 vaccinations
Residents driving to get their COVID-19 vaccinations will be able to park for free in some Shropshire Council car parks, in areas…
Coronavirus: Shropshire COVID-19 update (15-21 January 2021)
During the 7-day period from 15-21 January 2021 in Shropshire: 1,168 new cases reported This was a decrease of 196 (14%) cases…
