The council will be closing its main administrative offices over Christmas and New Year – as it did last year – to save thousands of pounds and reduce energy costs.

Quatt Cricket Club’s pavilion project has received a major boost after being awarded £40,000 under Shropshire Council’s Market Towns Revitalisation Programme (MTRP). …

Members of Ellesmere Local Joint Committee (LJC), which covers the parishes of Cocksutt Cum Petton, Welshampton & Lyneal, Welsh Frankton, Dudleston Heath…

The Levi Court Residents Association in Ellesmere has received a grant of £546 towards the cost of replacing a 35-year-old carpet that now…

How Oswestry’s thriving voluntary and community groups can help shape and deliver the localism agenda will be at the heart of the…

A Shropshire Council Cabinet member is stepping down due to work commitments. Councillor Aggie Caesar-Homden, who has been Cabinet member for education…

Council services in Shropshire are expected to face major disruption on Wednesday (30 November 2011) due to strike action planned by public service trade unions.

Shropshire Council has met almost half of the major savings required as a result of large cuts in Government funding – but the rest is needed over the next few years.

A new interactive plan that details how Shropshire Council aims to deliver services over the next three years has been launched. The new plan gives…

The Leader of Shropshire Council, Councillor Keith Barrow, today (Wednesday 16 November 2011) welcomed the outcome of the ballot by UNISON, in which…