Health organisations across Shropshire are encouraging people who’ve had a cough for more than three weeks to get it checked by their GP.

News from our partners Public Health England Figures reveal people in the Midlands and east of England are unaware of symptoms of…

] News from our partners Shropshire Clinical Commissioning Group Shropshire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) took up the challenge of the Dragon Boat…

Shropshire Council’s library service is holding a Health & Well-being Day on Saturday 29 June 2013 to celebrate the launch of Oswestry…

This Saturday (29 June 2013) from 11am to 3pm it’s Oswestry Bikefest – a free family day out with cycling activities for…

Shropshire Council welcomes Shrewsbury’s first ever full and half marathon event to the town on Sunday 23rd June 2013 and encourages everyone to come along and give their support

Shropshire Council is raising awareness of the role of unpaid carers and the support available to them as the nation marks Carers Week.

Shropshire rated above average in tackling unavoidable deaths according to data released this week on a new website launched by Public Health England (PHE).

Shropshire’s Public Health continues to respond to Public Health England’s (PHE) MMR Catch-up Campaign to encourage parents and carers to ensure their children are protected against measles.

A new website showing significant variation in early death rates has been launched today to drive public awareness and local action to tackle public health problems.