Shropshire Council has teamed up with Love Food Hate Waste to give shoppers a guide for getting on better with their store cupboard.

A new survey is to ask Shropshire residents for their views on the county's highways and transport services.

We're supporting Armed Forces Day by flying a special flag at our headquarters across the county this week.

Schools from Much Wenlock, Wem and Bishop's Castle win prizes in the 2011 Shropshire Sustainable Schools Awards.

This new project, combing wildlife with wild food, is being launched on Sunday 19 June at St Martin’s, Preston Gubbals.

A Ludlow woman has pleaded guilty to housing benefit and council tax benefit offences.

48 Mill Street - a highly significant grade II* listed building in Bridgnorth - is to be brought back to life.

Shropshire Council is to consult on making Great Ness a Conservation Area after listening to and working with the village’s residents.

Families with children under five years old are invited to a host of family fun activities at The Quarry in Shrewsbury on Thursday 16 June 2011.

Councillors are being asked to approve a consultation on proposals to save up to £300,000 a year by bringing transport for college students and a small percentage of school pupils in line with other councils across the country.