The following decisions were made by Shropshire Council’s South planning committee at its meeting at Shirehall, Shrewsbury on Tuesday 10 March 2015. Brian Mear…
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Decisions made by South planning committee on 10 March 2015
Shropshire Towns and Rural Housing and Shropshire HomePoint working in tandem
News from our partners Shropshire Towns and Rural Housing Last month, the Oswestry Tenant Working Group invited Shropshire Towns and Rural Housing…
Good Companions Lunch Club in Ludlow on 14 April
Shropshire Council is inviting people who live with dementia and their carers along to its Good Companions Lunch Club on Tuesday 14…
Celebrating Easter at Severn Valley Country Park
Shropshire Council rangers at Severn Valley Country Park near Alveley are celebrating Easter in style during the school holidays. There will be ranger-led…
The great Shropshire Hills and Ludlow swapshop on 25 March
News from our partners Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Partnership The great Shropshire Hills and Ludlow swapshop is an afternoon…
Come along to Wem and Shawbury LJC meeting next Tuesday
Shropshire Council is encouraging local people to come along to their next Wem and Shawbury Local Joint Committee (LJC) meeting to talk…
Council and Age UK join forces to help older people in Wem get what they’re entitled to
Shropshire Council and Age UK Shropshire Telford & Wrekin have joined forces to create special benefits surgeries to help older people in Wem get what they are entitled to.
Campaign launched to encourage voters in Shropshire to register ahead of General Election
As a national advertising campaign is launched to encourage individuals to register to vote ahead of the General Election, Shropshire Council is…
Urban Creep, the paving of front gardens, is increasing our risk of flooding
Studies show that the risk of flooding to our homes and communities is silently increasing. There is no doubt that due to…
Shropshire to promote its links with Lord Hill and the 200th anniversary of The Battle of Waterloo
Some of Shropshire’s top visitor attractions are joining forces with Shropshire Council to highlight the county’s links with The Battle of Waterloo.
