Agencies are working together in an innovative new project which aims to reduce crime and cut reoffending rates, reducing the cost of crime in Shropshire.
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New alcohol support service launched
People concerned about their drinking can access a new support service at pharmacies in three Shropshire towns.
Acton Scott Farm highly commended at museum ‘Oscars’
Acton Scott Historic Working Farm has been “highly commended” in this year’s prestigious Museums & Heritage Awards for Excellence.
Community alcohol partnership success
The impact of a pilot scheme which brought together alcohol retailers, pubs and the local community to tackle underage drinking in Ludlow has been highlighted by the results achieved.
Partnership lays new foundations to tackle underage drinking
A new partnership, including Shropshire Council, alcohol retailers, pubs and the police, will be officially launched to tackle underage drinking in Oswestry.
County roads to benefit from extra investment are named
Local people and visitors will benefit from millions of pounds of extra funding to repair the county’s roads, following damage caused by…
Research identifies barriers to employing young people
A major piece of research carried out by Shropshire Council has identified the key barriers to employing skilled young people.
Funding boost for Bishop’s Castle Town Hall project
Bishop’s Castle’s Town Hall renovation project has received another major boost after being awarded £35,000 under Shropshire Council’s Market Towns Revitalisation Programme (MTRP).
Funding still available for groups in Much Wenlock and Shipton
Community groups from the Much Wenlock area are invited to bid for funds from Much Wenlock and Shipton Local Joint Committee.
Brass ensemble needed for Shropshire Olympian Festival
A brass ensemble is being sought to play at the closing ceremony of the Shropshire Olympian Festival on Sunday 19 June 2011.