Sandpits Road in Ludlow will be closed between the junctions of Julian Road and Henley Road for approximately six months from tomorrow…
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Sandpits Road, Ludlow, to close for six months for sewer upgrade work
Shropshire Council welcomes £36m award to new River Severn Partnership to help tackle flooding
Shropshire Council has welcomed yesterday’s announcement that the new River Severn Partnership is to receive £36m from the Government to help address…
Free central heating now available for eligible households
Free first time central heating installation is now available for eligible households, thanks to a new grant scheme to help people reduce…
Plans to replace Shirehall with new civic centre to be considered by councillors
Plans for a new civic centre in Shrewsbury town centre that would house Shropshire Council and its public sector partners from 2023…
Rural areas demand support to tackle climate change
Shropshire Council has joined a group of rural council leaders to launch a new network to promote the voice of the countryside…
Energy-saving measures at The Market Hall in Shrewsbury: what have we learned a year on?
One year on from having energy efficiency systems installed to reduce its carbon footprint and running costs, The Market Hall in Shrewsbury…
Shropshire Council bids for £46m to help improve county’s bus services
Shropshire Council has bid for more than £46million of Government funding to help improve bus services across the county. Two bids have…
Greenacres Farm seeing benefits of sustainable energy
In 2019 at Greenacres Farm in Baschurch a 50kW solar array was installed to improve energy efficiency and to reduce its’ carbon…
Great Outdoors Wildlife Blog: Cuckoo Spit
Everyone will be familiar with the curious appearance of cuckoo spit around the countryside at this time of year. Drops of white…
Environment Day Blog – How has wildlife responded to the coronavirus lockdown?
We might not be getting herds of deer walking down high streets like in India, wild boar investigating city centres like in…
