The consultation into preferred sites for thousands of new homes and employment land is being extended to make sure everyone has time to make their views known.
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More time for people to get involved with major housing and development plans
Shropshire moves toward a new business-like approach for future Council services
Shropshire residents will see a fresh, innovative approach to how future council services are provided, should Shropshire Council’s Cabinet approve a series of…
Bridgnorth prepares for its annual History Week in May
The annual Bridgnorth History Week will be held at Bridgnorth Library from Monday 14 May -Saturday 19 May 2012. This year will…
HM The Queen to visit Shropshire for huge Diamond Jubilee celebration
HM The Queen is coming to Shropshire in July 2012 as part of her Diamond Jubilee Tour – and everyone in the…
Applications going to north planning committee on 1 May 2012
The following planning applications will be considered by Shropshire Council’s north planning committee at its meeting at Edinburgh House in Wem on…
Creative writing workshops
South Staffordshire and Shropshire Healthcare, alongside Shropshire Council’s library service, are offering people the chance to try creative writing next month (May…
Bus service 125 continuing to be affected by major work in Highley
Due to water main replacement works being undertaken along Main Road and High Street in Highley, bus service 125 (Stourbridge-Bridgnorth) will continue…
New scooter clubs for under 7s in Dorrington and Rushbury
Two new Scooter Clubs have started up in Shropshire. One runs on Tuesdays from 3.30pm to 4.30pm at Dorrington Village Hall, and…
Free swimming in the run up to the Olympics
Shropshire Council is offering residents the chance to swim for free in the run up to the Olympics at all council directly-managed pools during public sessions.
Craven Arms volunteers take part in the Big Tidy Up campaign
Officers from Shropshire Council joined forces with Craven Arms Volunteers for the Environment (CAVE) to pick up litter around Craven Arms on 16 April 2012.
