Lenny Worthing, Shropshire Council’s housing co-ordinator: “Now, we can pinpoint exactly where a person is so we can find them, start a…
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Council highlights World Homeless Day (10 October)
Shropshire Council is today highlighting World Homeless Day (Saturday 10 October 2020) to raise awareness about homeless issues, and to celebrate and…
Dinham Bridge to be closed for routine inspection on Tuesday 20 October
Dinham Bridge will be closed on Tuesday 20 October 2020 from 9.30am to 4pm to enable a routine inspection of the bridge,…
Community Tree Scheme closed as 10,000 snapped up
Unprecedented demand has seen 10,000 trees on offer to residents of Shropshire snapped up in just 24 hours. Shropshire Council’s Community Tree…
News from our partners: Soldiers of Shropshire Museum visitor numbers back to normal during September
News from our partners Soldiers of Shropshire Museum Soldiers of Shropshire Museum, based at Shrewsbury Castle, has bucked the trend and has…
Coronavirus: News from our partners – Shropshire leisure trust announces reopening plans for Quarry, Shrewsbury and Market Drayton centres
News from our partners Shropshire Community Leisure Trust Ltd Shropshire Community Leisure Trust Ltd has announced reopening plans for Market Drayton Swimming…
News from our partners West Mercia Police: Romance Fraud
News from our partners West Mercia Police Romance Fraud is on the rise and involves victims being convinced they are in a…
New collaboration helps children find long-term stability
Children needing adoption should be able to find a long-term solution more quickly, thanks to an innovative project. Shropshire Council, Staffordshire County…
Coronavirus: News from our partners – Help shape recovery at Marches business summit
Businesses across the Marches are being invited to have their say on how the region should plan its economic recovery from the…
Tree scheme launched with tribute to “much loved” Shropshire Council worker
A tree will be planted in memory of a popular and well-loved Shropshire Council worker who recently passed away. Percy Mullaly worked…
