Carers Week is an annual awareness campaign that celebrates and recognises the vital contribution of the UK’s unpaid carers – supporting family…
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Emergency road closure due to dangerous building on St Michael’s Street , Shrewsbury
Shropshire Council is taking urgent measures to protect the public with regard to a privately owned house at risk of collapse at 110 St Michael’s Street in Shrewsbury. Immediate action…
Fast track grants in support of Shropshire’s wider economic recovery launched
Does your business offer goods and services that directly support other businesses in Shropshire? Would that business initiative you’ve been piloting or…
COVID-19 cases increase 34% locally during week 28 May-3 June 2021
During the seven-day period between 28 May and 3 June 2021: 31 new cases reported An increase of 34.7% on the previous week The seven-day…
Coronavirus: News from our partners – Shrewsbury Town FC manager Steve Cotterill encourages local people to get vaccinated
News from our partners NHS COVID-19 Vaccination Service Shrewsbury Town FC’s manager, Steve Cotterill, advises people living in Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin…
Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery seeks help to keep Bronze Age treasure in Shropshire
Shropshire Council’s Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery is seeking to raise £40,000 to buy a rare collection of archeologically significant Bronze Age…
Coronavirus: COVID-19-secure spot checks on businesses continue as restrictions ease
As we continue the roadmap out of the third Lockdown and more businesses reopen, Shropshire Council is continuing to work with the…
Help shape the future of Oswestry at masterplan event
A series of workshops will begin this week to help further shape the future vision for Oswestry as part of the masterplanning…
Temporary traffic lights in place on St Michael’s Street, Shrewsbury
Temporary traffic lights will be in place on St Michael’s Street, Shrewsbury – near its junction with New Park Road – for…
Funding bids for Levelling Up Fund for three towns backed by Cabinet
Three Shropshire towns could see major projects take a step forward after Shropshire Council’s Cabinet backed plans to seek Government Levelling Up…
