Oswestry Youth Café (OYC), a partner in the Oswestry Community Alcohol Partnership (Os-CAP) that is being led by Shropshire Council’s trading standards…
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Oswestry project to tackle underage drinking
Council Leader reveals how Shropshire taxpayers’ money funds trade union push for strike action
As one of the county’s largest employers, Shropshire Council is committed to the benefits of collective bargaining with its diverse range of…
Oswestry revitalisation projects receive major funding boost
Five projects in Oswestry have been awarded a total of £229,072 under Shropshire Council’s Market Towns Revitalisation Programme.
Pontesbury Youth Club holds launch party
Pontesbury Youth Club will be holding their ‘launch party’ on Thursday 15 September 2011 at Pontesbury Youth Building (next to the library)…
Activities of Shropshire councillors thrown open to public scrutiny for the first time
Full details of councillors’ attendance at conferences, seminars and training events has been published today (Friday 9 September), as Shropshire Council pushes forward with its commitment to make as much information as possible of its activities and spending open to the public.
Reassurance on future operation of Shrewsbury Crematorium
Shropshire’s bereavement services are now provided by a private contractor, and Shropshire Council wants to reassure people about how the change will affect them.
New payment bands at Raven Meadows car park
Drivers will have more flexibility to pay less for parking when the pricing bands are changed at a town centre car park in Shrewsbury.
Is Severn Valley Country Park the best in the UK?
The Green Flag Award scheme – the national standard for parks and green spaces – is urging everyone to show their support for…
Cabinet decides on Wakeman School proposal

After extensive consultation, Shropshire Council’s Cabinet has taken the final decision on the proposed closure of Wakeman School and Arts College in Shrewsbury.
Innovative schemes being considered to cut carbon emissions and save money
We are pushing ahead with our commitment to cut carbon emissions with plans to install solar photovoltaic panels on our buildings, including council houses, and improve heating system efficiency at schools and other buildings.