Shropshire Council repaired 41,629 potholes in 2023, with 50% of these repairs carried out within five days – a 46% increase on…
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National Grid ordered to pay £43,000 for traffic management offences
National Grid has been ordered to pay more than £43,000 in fines and costs after pleading guilty to 11 offences relating to…
Work to restore Cambrian Railway Building in Oswestry goes out to tender
Work to restore the exterior of the Cambrian Railway Building in Oswestry – a Grade II listed building owned by Shropshire Council…
Shropshire Economic Partnership seeks a key role in new Wrexham-London train service
The support of the Shropshire Economic Partnership will play a key role in the effort to bring about a new direct train…
99.8% of children offered place at a preferred primary school
Families in Shropshire today (Tuesday 16 April 2024) find out whether their children have been offered a reception place at one of…
Oswestry Library to get new shelving thanks to grant funding
Library users in Oswestry will benefit from new shelving which is to be installed over the coming weeks, and which will mean…
Reminder about need for photo ID at polling stations on 2 May
Andy Begley, local Shropshire returning officer, has issued the following reminder ahead of the West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner election on…
River Severn Partnership consulting on innovative water management strategy for Upper Severn Valley
News with our partners River Severn Partnership The Environment Agency and Natural Resources Wales, alongside Shropshire Council and Powys County Council, working…
Shropshire Artisan Showcase next week at The Darwin in Shrewsbury
The Darwin, Shrewsbury, in partnership with Shropshire Growth Hub and Buy-From, is thrilled to announce the much-anticipated return of the Shropshire Artisan…
Whitchurch Library ‘pop up’ service expanded
People who use Whitchurch Library will have extra opportunities to pick up and drop off books at the town’s market hall, from…
