Staff and students at Sir John Talbot’s Technology College in Whitchurch are celebrating after Ofsted removed them from special measures and graded…
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Sir John Talbot’s Technology College in Whitchurch rated ‘good’ by Ofsted
State-of-the-art new £28 million women and children’s centre to open in Telford
News from our partners Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust A new £28million centre for women and children is on course to…
Shropshire housing organisation shortlisted for national award
News from our partners Shropshire Towns and Rural Housing Shropshire Towns and Rural Housing has just been nominated for a national housing…
Applications going to North planning committee on 1 July 2014
The following planning applications will be considered by Shropshire Council’s North planning committee at its meeting at Shirehall, Shrewsbury on Tuesday 1…
Alert on potentially deadly new ‘designer’ drug
Shropshire Council’s public health team have issued a warning about a dangerous new ‘designer’ drug which is believed to be in circulation…
Council backs national project to mark outbreak of World War I
At 11pm on 4 August 1914 Britain declared war on Germany, ushering in one of the darkest periods in our history.
Alternative waste collection services to be trialled in Shropshire
Two hundred households in Shropshire are to take part in two 12-week trials of a new waste collection service from next month.…
St Julian’s Friars and Wyle Cop in Shrewsbury roadworks update
A project to improve the busy junction of St Julian’s Friars and Wyle Cop in Shrewsbury by resurfacing roads and installing a…
Ludlow Independents Day
News from our partners Ludlow Chamber of Commerce Ludlow will be celebrating its very first Independents Day on Friday 4 July 2014: a…
Transfer of land at Oak Farm day services moves forward
The future of the Oak Farm day care service in Ditton Priors is looking bright after an agreement was reached to formally…
