Licensing officers are asking Bridgnorth residents to report any disturbances at pubs and clubs to help with the crack-down on anti-social behaviour in the town centre.
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Longville Culvert closure
Longville Culvert will be closed to traffic from Monday 22 August 2011 for up to two weeks to enable essential repair work…
Llanyblodwel Bridge to close for work
Llanyblodwel Bridge, which crosses the River Tanat, will be closed to traffic on two occasions during September 2011 to carry out a…
Community payback project reveals Hopesay from its veil of leaves
A total of 30 bags of leaves, moss and detritus were collected from Hopesay as part of a clean-up by the probation…
Broad Street retaining wall essential repair work to start in Ludlow
Work to repair the retaining wall which supports the upper footpath in front of 35 Broad Street, Ludlow, is due to start…
A-level congratulations
Councillor Aggie Caesar-Homden, Shropshire Council's cabinet member for education and skills, has offered her congratulations to students getting their A-level results today (Thursday 18 August)
Help shape the future of adult social care in Shropshire
Residents around Bridgnorth and surrounding area are invited to help shape the future of adult social care in Shropshire
Housing support event success
People who are supported to live in their own homes will have more opportunity to help shape the service in the future, following a successful event in Shropshire.
Parish reviews: Have your say
Shropshire Council is carrying out a Community Governance Review of Clun, Craven Arms and Tasley parishes, and people are being asked for their views on changes to the electoral arrangements for each area.
£8 million investment to improve broadband
Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin councils have been awarded £8.2 million to help bring superfast broadband to the county.