Shropshire Council and the Shrewsbury Ark are putting out a joint appeal for private landlords to come forward to help reduce homelessness…
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Coronavirus: Appeal for private landlords to help reduce homelessness across Shropshire
Coronavirus: People urged to maintain social distancing at parks and sites
Following reports of people breaking Government rules, Shropshire Council is urging you to maintain social distancing when you’re outside and to follow…
Trading standards warns you to take care when signing up for ‘free trials’
Shropshire Council’s trading standards service is advising the public to be extra vigilant when looking to take advantage of free trials offered…
Mental Health Awareness Week: staff celebrate with acts of kindness
Shropshire Council staff are supporting this year’s Mental Health Awareness campaign by sharing their acts of kindness. This year’s theme for Mental…
Coronavirus: Shropshire Council welcomes a measured approach to businesses reopening
Shropshire Council’s priority during the coronavirus pandemic is to protect the health and safety of the public and to save lives. With…
Walkmill Bridge near Wentnor – road closure from 1 June for up to 17 days for bridge repairs
Walkmill Bridge near Wentnor will be closed for up to 17 days from Monday 1 June 2020 to enable the damaged parapet…
Thank you to our teachers and school staff – an open letter from Shropshire Council
Today (Wednesday 20 May) is national Thank a Teacher Day. On behalf of us all at Shropshire Council we want to take…
Coronavirus: New interactive maps to help you find nearby support
Shropshire Council has developed new interactive maps to help residents and businesses find local support that is available to them. The maps…
Coronavirus: Further support to local businesses with GRANTfinder
Shropshire Council has accepted an offer from GRANTfinder that will give it six months’ free access to a new online funding portal…
Coronavirus: Thousands of council staff deliver vital services from home
During the coronavirus pandemic more than 2,500 Shropshire Council staff are working from home every day to deliver key services to Shropshire…
