Ellesmere Primary School pupils will, on Friday 26 January 2024 morning, welcome Geoff Elner, local Shropshire Councillor for Ellesmere Urban, and members…
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Cherry tree orchard of remembrance for Holocaust Memorial: next tree this Friday in Ellesmere
Working together to create a safer Shrewsbury
Key partner agencies are stepping up their response to anti-social behaviour (ASB) incidents in Shrewsbury, to address a number of concerns raised…
Oswestry retailer fined for possession of illegal vapes
An Oswestry retailer has been fined for possession of illegal vapes. In a prosecution case brought by Shropshire Council’s trading standards service,…
News from our partners: International Women’s Day business event on 8 March
News from our partners Shropshire Growth Hub Local businesswoman Hollie Whittles has once again joined forces with the Shropshire Growth Hub and…
Free business boost event comes to Oswestry and north Shropshire
Businesses across Oswestry and north Shropshire have the chance to get free advice on all things digital at an event next month.…
Michael Heppell to speak at Leadership Conference 2024
Michael Heppell, an international best-selling author and described as ‘one of the top three professional speakers in the world’, will be talking…
News from our partners: New showhome opening on Cornovii Homes development in St Martins
News from our partners Cornovii Homes A new showhome is opening to inspire potential buyers at Ifton Green, Cornovii Homes’ development in…
Council supports campaign to help reduce number of children who regularly miss school
Shropshire Council is reaching out to parents and carers to work together to help reduce school absences. The call out is part…
New provider sought for Holiday Activities and Food scheme in Harlescott Grange in Shrewsbury
Shropshire Council is inviting organisations to apply for funding to deliver the Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme at Harlescott Grange Community…
16,500 streetlights converted to LED lighting
More than 16,500 of Shropshire Council’s 20,084 streetlights have now been converted to LED lighting – with the remainder set to be…
