MORE than 100 recycling banks will close across the county, saving Shropshire Council £270,000 a year. But the move by the council’s cabinet was branded a “tax on rural life” by one opponent, while others said it will lead to an increase in fly-tipping
TAXI drivers in Shropshire will face more strenuous checks under plans by the council to tighten its licensing regulations. Shropshire Council’s cabinet agreed to the new policy at a meeting on Wednesday, which in some cases will prevent taxi drivers
Planning officers at Shropshire Council have moved to make ‘buyers beware’ as the controversy over The Brambles development in Whitchurch continues. Residents contacted The Herald stating they had been served with an enforcement notice by Shropshire
GANGS from Wolverhampton, Birmingham and Liverpool are targeting Shropshire as they aim to infiltrate the county with drugs. Andrew Gough, Shropshire’s Safer Communities group officer, said he was concerned with how many gangs are operating in the
EMERGENCY services have been called to a collision involving a vehicle and two pedestrians near Oswestry. Two air ambulances, two ambulances and a paramedic officer were called to the incident at the junction of St Martin's Road and West Place,
Whitchurch Alport head into this weekend's home game against Burscough on the back of a defeat against Bootle on Saturday. The Merseyside outfit recorded their 15th consecutive league win in horrendous conditions at Yockings Park to maintain their
A man has died this morning following a collision on the A5 near Gobowen. The collision between the man's car and a lorry happened at around 12.30am on the A5 near the junction with the B5009. The man was confirmed dead at the scene. A
It will be a misty start to the day on March 20 across north Shropshire. But any mist or fog will quickly clear and the cloud will gradually break up. This will leave a dry day with some warm spells of sunshine. There will be a maximum temperature
