An important landmark meeting was held today (21 September 2011) between Shropshire Council and UNISON representatives that signals a positive way forward.

Members of UNISON are due to hold strike action on Thursday 22 September 2011, and as a result, some council services are being affected.

Kim Ryley, Chief Executive of Shropshire Council said: “We are very unhappy about the possible disruption of public services that this industrial…

Shropshire Council’s chief executive has given his response to the news that UNISON members have voted to go ahead with industrial action,…

 As one of the county’s largest employers, Shropshire Council is committed to the benefits of collective bargaining with its diverse range of…

Five projects in Oswestry have been awarded a total of £229,072 under Shropshire Council’s Market Towns Revitalisation Programme.

Full details of councillors’ attendance at conferences, seminars and training events has been published today (Friday 9 September), as Shropshire Council pushes forward with its commitment to make as much information as possible of its activities and spending open to the public.

Shropshire Council is carrying out a Community Governance Review of Clun, Craven Arms and Tasley parishes, and people are being asked for their views on changes to the electoral arrangements for each area.

Annual canvass forms are being sent to every household in the Shropshire Council area. Please make sure you check your details so you can vote in any future elections.

Local people are being encouraged to go along to their next Gobowen, Selattyn, St Martins and Weston Rhyn Local Joint Committee and have their say.