A Shropshire business park is bucking the trend by proving that the local economy is still booming, with the official opening of…
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Business is booming as phase two of business park attracts firms to Shropshire
Export help at hand as EU transition deadline looms
A new programme of expert events to help businesses across Shropshire prepare for change following the UK’s exit from the EU is being…
Shropshire Council Cabinet member’s warning after catching COVID-19
The importance of following coronavirus regulations has been highlighted by a Shropshire Council Cabinet member, who tested positive. Gwilym Butler, who is…
Shropshire Council appoints new assistant director responsible for economic growth and planning
Shropshire Council has appointed Tracy Darke as its new assistant director for economy and place, within the council’s place directorate. She is…
Safeguarding Partnership encourages residents to remain vigilant in light of UK’s terrorism alert
Shropshire Safeguarding Community Partnership are encouraging people to remain vigilant…
Coronavirus: Shropshire woman’s long road to recovery after contracting COVID-19
A woman from Shropshire has spoken out about her long road to recovery after contracting COVID-19 in September. Although many people have…
Coronavirus: Shropshire COVID-19 update (30 October – 5 November 2020)
During the 7-day period from 30 October – 5 November 2020 in Shropshire: 677 new cases reported This was an increase of…
Oswestry businesses urged to bid for High Street Heritage Action Zone funding
A call has been sent out to local businesses following Oswestry’s successful bid to Historic England to become a High Street Heritage…
Coronavirus: Our local support offer to you during Lockdown
We are here to help. That’s the message to Shropshire residents from Dean Carroll, Shropshire Council’s Cabinet member for adult social care,…
Have your say on the future of the planning process
A document setting out how Shropshire Council will seek to get people involved in the planning process has gone out for public…
