Officers from Shropshire Council joined forces with Craven Arms Volunteers for the Environment (CAVE) to pick up litter around Craven Arms on 16 April 2012.
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Craven Arms volunteers take part in the Big Tidy Up campaign
Digital week marks 12 years of Family Information Service
Shropshire Council’s Family Information Service (FIS) will be launching a series of digital events to celebrate 12 years of service from Monday…
Repair work on A49 Shrewsbury bypass
Essential work is to be carried out to replace expansion joints at each end of the two bridges which carry the A49…
Snailbeach retaining wall investigation work
The Snailbeach to Stiperstones road will be closed in Snailbeach between 9am and 4.30pm for up to three days, starting on Wednesday…
Oswestry awarded national walking scheme status
Oswestry has been awarded the national ‘Walkers are Welcome’ status, putting it firmly on the map to become an activity hub of…
Get your boots on as walking weekend launches new Shropshire Way route
Local residents and visitors to north Shropshire are encouraged to get their walking boots on, for the launch of the newly-extended Shropshire Way this weekend.
Food safety team dishes out top ratings to county businesses
Businesses from across Shropshire have achieved the top food hygiene rating in the latest round of inspections.
Sign of success in court case win
Shropshire Council has won a court case after magistrates backed a decision taken in line with national guidelines to help people to distinguish between Hackney carriage taxis and private hire vehicles.
Postponement of resurfacing work in Ludlow this Sunday morning
Old Street and Gravel Hill in Ludlow will now not be resurfaced this Sunday morning (22 April 2012) by Shropshire Council’s contractors…
Myddle C of E Primary School makes a rapid response to Ofsted report
Staff and governors at a Shropshire primary school are working closely with the council to address the outcomes following a recent report…
