The Office for National Statistics – which runs Census 2021 – is working with Shropshire Council to deliver a successful Census and…
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Working together to deliver a successful Census 2021
Local Plan consultation extended by three weeks
A public consultation into the latest – pre-submission – version of Shropshire Council’s Local Plan has been extended by three weeks and…
Plans announced for new civic centre within Shrewsbury’s Pride Hill Shopping Centre
Shrewsbury’s Pride Hill Shopping Centre has emerged as the preferred option for a new civic centre to house Shropshire Council and some…
People asked: could you be a Shropshire Councillor?
People interested in serving as a councillor are being asked to consider standing in this year’s Shropshire Council elections. There are currently…
Have your say in Shropshire Council’s budget consultation
Shropshire Council is seeking the views of residents and organisations on its budget for 2021/22, which covers the period from 1 April 2021 to 31…
Coronavirus: “My battle with Long Covid” – Ann’s story
Thousands of coronavirus patients, including many who were not ill enough to be hospitalised, have been suffering for months from fatigue and…
Councillor Cecilia Motley re-elected as Chair of national Rural Services Network
Shropshire Councillor Cecilia Motley has been re-elected as Chair of the national Rural Services Network (RSN). Councillor Motley – councillor for the…
Still time to have your say on ambitious 10-year Cultural Strategy
Shropshire Council is urging residents and businesses in the county to have their say on ambitious plans and priorities to shape the…
Be part of your community’s future by working on Census 2021
Census 2021 is fast approaching, and the Office for National Statistics is now on the lookout for staff from across the country,…
Shropshire Council Cabinet member’s warning after catching COVID-19
The importance of following coronavirus regulations has been highlighted by a Shropshire Council Cabinet member, who tested positive. Gwilym Butler, who is…
