Shropshire Council has met almost half of the major savings required as a result of large cuts in Government funding – but the rest is needed over the next few years.
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A Christmas Carol guided walks in Shrewsbury
Fans of the film of “A Christmas Carol”, filmed on location in Shrewsbury 27 years ago, are being invited to join one…
Shropshire Council plans for the future
A new interactive plan that details how Shropshire Council aims to deliver services over the next three years has been launched. The new plan gives…
Shropshire Council welcomes trade union ballot result on employment changes
The Leader of Shropshire Council, Councillor Keith Barrow, today (Wednesday 16 November 2011) welcomed the outcome of the ballot by UNISON, in which…
Cracking down on benefit fraud
Shropshire Council’s housing benefit and council tax benefit investigation team are cracking down on benefit fraud. Since April 2011, the team have…
Oak Farm wins national recycling award
A day service for adults with learning disabilities has won a prestigious national award for their community recycling activities.
Trust awards substantial grant to support Shrewsbury’s new Museum and Art Gallery
Shropshire Council’s museum service has been awarded a substantial grant of £100,000 from The Walker Trust to support the development of learning…
Business start-up session at Oswestry Library
Oswestry Library work club are running a business start-up session for anyone interested in starting their own business. The session, to take…
Landmark moment in creation of state-of-the-art MYPlace youth centre in Oswestry
A landmark moment in the creation of a new, state-of-the-art youth centre in Oswestry is going to be celebrated today (Tuesday 15…
Council asks for people’s views on new skatepark
Shropshire Council and Shrewsbury Town Council are asking for people’s views on a replacement skatepark in or near Shrewsbury. This new facility…
