A new Work Club, where jobseekers can get advice and support on finding work, has been launched in Bridgnorth Library.
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New work club launches in Bridgnorth to help jobseekers
Museum service acquires another historic find
Shropshire Council’s museum service has acquired a small hoop and shield that gives us a glimpse into the life of the Earl of Shrewsbury around 380 years ago.
New safer route to Market Drayton Infant School

Pupils, parents and local people are celebrating the completion of a new safer route to Market Drayton Infant School.
Providing the best healthcare for Shropshire residents
‘We must seek the best solution to provide our residents with the best and safest healthcare system”.
Sensors to be replaced at Shrewsbury road junctions
Precautionary work is to be carried out at five junctions in Shrewsbury to replace sensors that activate the traffic signals by detecting vehicles as they approach.
Council wins European sustainability award
Shropshire Council has won a European award for its work to encourage communities to make their buildings more sustainable, whilst preserving their historic character.
Still time to have a say about local bus services
Shropshire’s bus users are encouraged to have their say about Shropshire Council’s draft bus strategy before a public consultation ends on 21 March.
A529 at Phoenix Bank to reopen on Wednesday
The A529 road at Phoenix Bank in Market Drayton will re-open to traffic at lunchtime on Wednesday 9 March.
Community payback sheds light in Dark Lane, Ludlow

Shropshire Council’s street scene team and the probation community payback team have been busy clearing Dark Lane in Ludlow.
£500,000 on offer to Shropshire’s rural areas
Shropshire’s rural communities can now bid for a share of a £500,000 fund that aims to boost the county’s rural areas.