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Shropshire Council delays weekly food waste collections due to lack of government funding
Weekly food waste collections have not been introduced across the Shropshire Council area today, 1 April, the council says it's due to insufficient long-term Government funding to deliver the service.
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Expected completion date for new M54/M6 link road welcomed
Telford & Wrekin Council has welcomed news that a long-awaited bypass which will link the M54 to the northbound M6 has been confirmed as a flagship project in the Government’s £27 billion national road investment strategy.
Telford and Wrekin Council Household Recycling centres move to residents-only access
From today, 1 April, Telford and Wrekin’s Household Recycling Centres, which are funded through council tax, will be for borough residents only.
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New chapter for Much Wenlock Leisure Centre as major partnership begins
Much Wenlock is set for a significant health and fitness boost as Halo Leisure and Much Wenlock Leisure Centre officially launch an ambitious new partnership today.
RAF Museum Midlands awarded £1 million Biffa Award grant for major new exhibition
The Royal Air Force Museum Midlands has been awarded a £1 million grant from the Biffa Award to support the development of a major new exhibition exploring the story of the RAF from 1980 to today.
Bridgnorth residents invited to annual town meeting
Bridgnorth Town Council has issued an invitation to all local residents to attend this evening's annual town meeting.
Appeal for witnesses following sexual assault in Shrewsbury town centre
Police are investigating a sexual assault in Shrewsbury are appealing for witnesses to come forward to assist with their enquiries.
New College Wellington development completed as first residents settle in
The major transformation of the former New College site in Wellington has reached another important milestone with the completion of Housing Plus Group’s affordable homes.
Local charities hit by funding and grant cuts
A Shropshire MP says she is ‘greatly saddened’ to see much-loved local charities being hit by significant losses in local authority funding and grant aid.
New community project is ‘here to help’ South Telford residents
Public and charity sector organisations will come together next week to launch an innovative trial of a new service to help residents in South Telford access support around their health, keeping safe, jobs and skills.
Lawley and Overdale residents celebrate successful spring clean
Residents across Lawley and Overdale parish have come together to make their community cleaner and greener, collecting over 10 bags of litter.
Shropshire tennis player Karen Sullivan proud to receive first England call up
Shropshire tennis player Karen Sullivan is looking forward to representing England for the first time at a prestigious international tournament in May.
Hope House founder retires after 35 years
The founder of Hope House Children’s Hospices, one of the region’s biggest charities, is retiring as one of its principal trustees.
Nestle issues update on KitKat shortage fears after 12 tonnes of chocolate stolen
Nestle said 12 tonnes of KitKat chocolate were stolen while in transit between the factory and their destination
Funding for new Telford and Wrekin youth hub announced
Funding for a new youth hub, which will bolster existing job and training support for young people across the Telford and Wrekin borough, has been welcomed.
Shropshire Council outlines vision for strategic growth and prosperity
Shropshire Council has submitted a formal response to the Government regarding the development of a Spatial Development Strategy, highlighting a coordinated approach to future housing, employment, and infrastructure.
Stuart Anderson MP steps up campaign against soaring energy costs
Stuart Anderson MP has stepped up his campaign to secure support for residents in South Shropshire affected by the spike in energy costs, including off-grid households.
Grange Park Primary School debuts ‘legacy tree’ initiative
In a strong display of environmental stewardship, Grange Park Primary School has officially launched its ‘legacy tree’ initiative, marking a new chapter in the school’s dedication to a greener future.
View inside Shropshire house on sale for £400,000 with 'stylish presentation'
Four-bed detached house for sale in Shrewsbury, Green Crescent, £400,000. Modern upgrades, private drive, garage, garden, and ultrafast fibre broadband.
Shropshire construction company pledges another £20k to community fund
A construction company has pledged another £20,000 to its community fund.