The council and the trade unions representing some of its staff would like to pay tribute to those killed or injured at work, wherever in the world it has happened.
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International Workers Memorial Day statement
Shropshire public health supports national catch-up campaign to increase MMR vaccination

Shropshire Council's public health team, and Shropshire's CCG, is supporting a national catch-up programme to increase MMR vaccination uptake in children and teenagers.
Shropshire’s voluntary and community sector organisations
Voluntary and community sector representatives met on 24 April to discuss common issues, reflect on the achievements of the last year and agree priorities for the future.
Local MMR vaccination plans to be developed in response to increase in measles cases
News from our partners A national catch-up programme to increase MMR vaccination uptake in children and teenagers was announced today (Thursday 25…
On the road to a healthier choice

The 'Eat Well, Live Longer' scheme helps Sheila's Meals make small changes for a healthier choice.
It’s not too late to be immunised: reminder to parents to ensure children are protected against measles
Parents and carers across Shropshire are being reminded to ensure their children are protected against measles.
Health and council colleagues join forces with Olympian in support of World Health Day
Olympic Archer Alison Williamson joined staff from Shropshire Council and Shropshire CCG in support of World Health Day last week.
Blog: David’s story
Independent living is something most of us take for granted, but for those who are physically disabled through frailty or a debilitating…
Are your children protected against measles? – it’s not too late to get immunised
As children and young people prepare to return to schools in Shropshire after Easter, all parents are being reminded to ensure that…
Impressive artwork on display in Shrewsbury
People attending art classes as part of their recovery from mental health issues are displaying their work at an exhibition in Shrewsbury.