Tributes paid to man, 64, found dead in Shrewsbury street
Tributes have been paid to a 64-year-old man who died after being found injured in a town centre.
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more storiesJermaine Grandison is desperate to recover
Shrewsbury Town defender Jermaine Grandison admitted he's desperate to cure his long-standing hip problem hours before he went under the knife for the first time.
Shrewsbury interested in signing ex-loanees
Shrewsbury boss Graham Turner today confirmed his interest in signing former loanees Stephen McGinn and Yado Mambo.
Alex Meechan confirmed as Barrow's new No 2
Former AFC Telford United assistant manager Alex Meechan has been confirmed as No 2 at Blue Square North rivals Barrow.
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more storiesShropshire Star poll majority back gay marriage
More than half of Shropshire Star readers taking part in an online poll believe gay marriage should be legalised.
Star comment: Right idea, but timing all wrong
Sadly, the reaction from shoppers says it all. They are not the least bit surprised at today’s news that plans to create a sparkling new £150 million shopping centre in the heart of Shrewsbury have hit a potentially fatal stumbling block.
Letter: Take me to the pub - it's safer than A&E
Well, it’s official, the Government is reducing reported crime statistics on three fronts.
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Two arrested in Shrewsbury murder probe after man found dead
Wrockwardine Wood Arts Academy celebrates 80th anniversary
Bulldozers reducing Telford & Wrekin Council offices to rubble
Soaring success at Sleap Airfield’s open day
Review: T’Pau, Theatre Severn, Shrewsbury
Shropshire hopefuls in running at Chelsea Flower Show
Hundreds gather for Shrewsbury mayor’s parade
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more storiesDon't sneer at Duncan if they slay this dragon
Look at me, I’ve got money, a big flash career and you haven’t. I’ve got a sexy nickname, a book deal and a TV show.
The thing I hate most about gigs? The other people
Going to a gig is supposed to be an enjoyable and entertaining experience. Something to look forward to, something to brighten up an otherwise normal week of rush hours, rain clouds and the kids’ runny noses.
Young, rich, famous and missing out on normality
Imagine this. You’re a teenager. Your face is on the cover of all the gossip magazines. You are endorsing all manner of products, perfume, soft drinks, mobile phones.
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more stories£150m Shrewsbury shopping centre plan put on hold
Plans to create a £150 million giant shopping centre in the heart of Shrewsbury have been delayed for at least two years – and may never come to fruition, developers admitted today.
Tyrrells crisps firm up for sale at £100m
Crisp maker Tyrrells, which employs around 150 people at its base in Leominster, has been put up for sale for about £100 million.
Shrewsbury shoppers not surprised by news of delays to New Riverside scheme
Shoppers in Shrewsbury today said they were unsurprised to hear of delays to the New Riverside scheme as new figures revealed an increase in vacant shops across the country.
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more storiesLetter: Cuts will store up problems for NHS
I have received a letter from Shropshire Community Health NHS Trust. This refers to health improvement services in Telford and Wrekin district.
Letter: Take me to the pub - it's safer than A&E
Well, it’s official, the Government is reducing reported crime statistics on three fronts.
Letter: Badger supporters can’t face inconvenient truth on wildlife
I am so tired of seeing Brian May and his fellow badger fans being lauded as ‘champions of wildlife’ when in fact anyone who understands and cares about British wildlife can see what a devastating effect the huge increase in badger numbers has had on many other species.
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more storiesWrockwardine Wood Arts Academy celebrates 80th anniversary
More than 300 past and present pupils of a Telford school, including an MP and an 88-year-old woman believed to be its oldest surviving pupil, turned out to celebrate its 80th anniversary.
Wem nursery celebrating after inspector’s report
Staff and children at a Shropshire nursery are celebrating after being commended by education inspectors.
Lifelong learning scheme starts at Shrewsbury School
A series of events aimed at encouraging ‘Lifelong Learning’ has been launched at one of Shropshire’s leading schools as part of a new community involvement initiative.
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more storiesHEFF, TASTE Kitchen, Shrewsbury
Rating: 8/10 Andy Richardson says using the best local ingredients gives chef an edge.
La Becasse, Corve Street, Ludlow
Rating: ***** Great food and high standards of service are what make La Becasse such a comfortable and relaxing dining experience, writes Andy Richardson.
Food review: The Granary Grill, Weston Park near Shifnal
Well done indeed. The Granary Grill at historic Weston Park is fast becoming one of the most popular restaurants in the region.
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more storiesCome rain or shine, we’re ready for the show season
As the summer season starts, although you wouldn’t think it for all the rain, it only means one thing – it’s show time, writes Rachel Williams .
Shropshire dairy farmers told to hand in their notice to buyers
Shropshire’s dairy farmers have been told to immediately hand in their notice to their milk buyer as the battle for increased milk prices intensifies.
Mid Wales farmers seeking ban on sky lanterns use
Farming chiefs in Mid Wales have called for an outright ban on the manufacture and sale of sky lanterns due to fears over the safety of animals.