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Decisions made by Cabinet on 17 October 2018, plus video of meeting
Some important decisions were made by Shropshire Council’s Cabinet at its meeting today (Wednesday 17 October 2018). To see the full agenda and papers,…
Decisions made by North planning committee on 16 October 2018
The following decisions were made by Shropshire Council’s North planning committee at its meeting at Shirehall, Shrewsbury on Tuesday 16 October 2018. Caravan storage,…
Chief executives commit to working together for the benefit of their communities
The newly-appointed Interim Chief Executive of housing association Connexus, Duncan Forbes, met with Clive Wright, Shropshire Council’s chief executive, and Alistair Neill,…
News from our partners: Another chance to find out more about Paul’s Moss development plans
News from our partners The Wrekin Housing Trust Whitchurch residents are being offered a second chance to have their say on proposed…
Applications going to South planning committee on 23 October 2018
The following planning applications will be considered by Shropshire Council’s South planning committee at its meeting at Shirehall, Shrewsbury on Tuesday 23…
EdTech conference in Shrewsbury a great success
The recent education-focused technology conference EdTech was a great success (Wednesday 3 October 2018), with over 80 people in attendance. Held at Theatre…
Adult safeguarding and National Hate Crime Awareness Week – 13-20 October 2018
National Hate Crime Awareness Week, 13-20 October 2018, will raise awareness of what Hate Crime is, encourage reporting, and promote local support…
West Mercia Police and Shropshire’s trading standards team join forces for Operation Rogue Trader
Rogue traders and aggressive doorstep sellers were targeted this week by Shropshire Council’s trading standards team, working in collaboration with West Mercia…
Gritter officially named after Broseley boy Zac Oliver
One of Shropshire Council’s gritters has been officially named after four-year-old Broseley boy Zac Oliver, whose family are raising money to enable…
