Residents across Shropshire are being urged to take part in what is the biggest consultation on Shropshire Council services ever launched: the Big Conversation.
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Big Conversation survey: have your say now on the future of council services
Shout About Social Value
On Tuesday 17 November 2015 a special market place event was held at Shirehall in Shrewsbury aimed at local commissioners, to engage…
Give your views in the Health and Well-being Strategy consultation
People are invited to tell us what you think about how we can work together to improve our health and well-being, and our…
University Centre Shrewsbury off to a healthy start with first placement
University Centre Shrewsbury’s first work-based learning placement is underway as students play a growing part in Shropshire businesses and services. Health and…
Decision made on the future for supported living and day services in Bridgnorth
Important changes are to be made to day services, including the addition of much-needed supported living accommodation in Bridgnorth.
Over 22,000 quit for Stoptober across the West Midlands
Public Health England has revealed that over 22,000 smokers across the West Midlands signed up to take part in Stoptober, the country’s…
Many people are quitting smoking, but more quitters would lift 6,000 people in Shropshire out of poverty
In recent years there has been a huge reduction in smoking. However, for those who remain, smoking costs fall largely on those…
There are big challenges ahead – so we need a Big Conversation
Shropshire Council, alongside its partners, will launch the Big Conversation at a meeting of Cabinet today (Wednesday 28 October 2015). The idea…
Big challenges in the pipeline as council announces its financial strategy
Shropshire Council is preparing to tackle the biggest financial challenge in over a generation. The challenges highlighted in the council’s Financial Strategy…
Stay Well This Winter: now’s the time to get your free flu jab
This week all those in ‘at risk’ groups are being reminded to get their free flu jab. Flu is a highly contagious illness that spreads rapidly through the population.
