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Blog: How to be great at business networking
News from our partners: Chance for Shropshire businesses to make a mark at Dyslexia Awards
News from our partners Crafters, artists and gift producers in Shropshire have the chance to leave their mark on a national award…
Blog: The Printworks – new business and community space in High Street, Bridgnorth
Blog from Invest in Shropshire A project awarded £94,000 through Invest in Shropshire’s UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) has provided a new…
Oswestry: what’s the latest? An update from the Future Oswestry Group
The Future Oswestry Group (FOG) is committed to keeping local people and businesses informed about what’s going on in Oswestry, in terms of…
Approved demolition plans pave way for analysis of Smithfield Riverside regeneration plot
Plans for the partial demolition of Riverside shopping centre in Shrewsbury town centre were approved by Shropshire Council’s Northern Planning Committee today.…
Scheme agreed for Church Street, Oswestry
The Future Oswestry Group (FOG) has agreed a final scheme for enhancements to Church Street, Oswestry. The FOG is made up of…
What’s new in Oswestry?: update from the Future Oswestry Group
The Future Oswestry partnership is committed to keeping local people and businesses informed about what’s going on in Oswestry, in terms of…
Small businesses identify carbon outputs with help of Cool Shropshire & Telford
Small businesses across Shropshire have identified 15 tonnes of carbon output in a year, after signing up to a partnership project funded…
News from our partners: The beach comes to Oswestry!
The bank holiday weekend in Oswestry saw a packed out sandy spectacle on Festival Square as The Beach completed its three day…
Year end overspend reduces by £1.5m despite inflation and service pressures
The final figures for the latest financial year show that Shropshire Council’s overspend reduced by £1.5m to finish the financial year 2022/23…
