Works to form a new teaching hub at Meole Brace School in Shrewsbury started in January 2021 and are really taking shape.…
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Meole Brace School, Shrewsbury teaching hub taking shape
Tech Severn 2021 to focus on how technology can help tackle climate change
Tech Severn 2021 will focus on how technology can help the world to tackle the greatest challenge in human history – climate…
Shropshire businesses are planning to thrive in 2021 – and beyond
Invest in Shropshire is delighted that Mark Gregory, Ernst Young’s leading chief economist in the UK and Ireland, will be the keynote…
Coronavirus: COVID-19 cases recorded in Shropshire among staff from Welsh factory outbreak
Shropshire Council is working closely with public health colleagues in Gwynedd following cases of COVID-19 at cake maker Cake Crew’s base in…
Shrewsbury Castle being reinvented as outdoor activity space
Shrewsbury’s historic castle has been transformed – with local businesses topping the bill. Pizzas, craft beers, cocktails and a chilled-out vibe are…
Meremaid Trail will bring splash of colour to Ellesmere town centre
The people of Ellesmere are preparing a warm welcome for a wave of watery creatures from the deep. Scores of Meremaids and…
News from our partners: Learning Disability and Autism Programme survey
News from our partners NHS Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin Clinical Commissioning Group The Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin Learning Disability and Autism Programme…
Coronavirus: Free vaccination shuttle bus service in Shrewsbury to resume
Residents booked to have a vaccination at Shrewsbury Indoor Bowls Centre or Severn Fields Medical Practice, Shrewsbury can hop on a free…
Coronavirus: Vaccination transport offer hits 500 journeys to appointments
The council’s free transport programme to take ‘vulnerable’ residents with no access to transport to their COVID-19 vaccination appointments has now passed its…
Coronavirus: COVID-19 cases show further, slow decline locally
During the 7-day period between 9-15 April 2021: 30 new cases were reported This was a decrease of 2 cases (6%) compared to the previous…
