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Shropshire’s biggest cycling club had two star turns as guests of honour at their prize presentation.

Whitchurch believe that they have secured their West Midlands hockey division one survival after a 3-1 win at Newtown.

Cinefilm and up to 3,000 rare black and white pictures which sat on the shelf of a Madeley shop for 50 years have been saved for posterity – now can you help to catalogue them?

House prices have now fallen by 17.6 per cent as sharp cuts in the interest rate failed to boost sales.

Peers were surprised last night by business secretary Peter Mandelson's decision to introduce a divisive bill for part-privatisation of the Royal Mail.

LETTER: On February 14 I visited Dawley House to view the proposed plans of Telford & Wrekin Council for Dawley and Malinslee regeneration.

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has revealed annual losses totalling £24.1 billion, the worst in British corporate history.

Scooters are not particularly speedy, some people feel they lack street credibility, and we don’t have the ideal climate for them. But there are many people around aged over 50 who cut their motoring teeth with them.

The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has announced it plans to end its sponsorship of the Williams Formula One team at the end of its current deal in 2010.

Veteran politician Tony Benn takes to the stage at Shrewsbury’s new Theatre Severn tomorrow night. He tells Star writer Andy Richardson why he enjoys coming to Shropshire.

Heartbroken AFC Telford United midfielder Jamie Vermiglio has revealed his Wembley dream is driving him on – despite being told to quit football or risk permanent nerve damage.

This tiny blue tit caused one Shropshire resident to look twice after his photograph appeared to show the bird with a long, deformed beak.

Engineers tackled a delicate operation in Telford today as a monument to one of the town’s most famous sons was lifted and taken away for urgent repairs.

Lollipop ladies have long been a well-loved feature on Britain’s streets – but they could soon be a dying breed in Shropshire if more people do not step up to keep the roads safe for the county’s children.

The FTSE 100 closed higher as confidence in financial stocks improved but remained below the 4,000 mark for a fourth day.

Consumers hoping to reclaim bank charges will find out this morning if they can take their battle any further through the courts.

Conservative leader David Cameron’s disabled son Ivan died early today, a party spokesman said.

A devastated Shropshire couple whose cottage was gutted by fire have spoken about how they lost everything – except each other.

The Nissan GT-R has been named as MSN Cars' car of the year 2009 with almost a third of the poll's 80,000 votes.

UK airport operator BAA has reported an 18.4 per cent fall in profits to £582 million in 2008.

Engineers were out in Dawley today to move the Captain Webb memorial for repairs. See what happened here.

Shirley Tart writes about the tragic loss of David Cameron’s young son.

UK house-builder Barratt Developments has recorded a pre-tax loss of £512.4 million, compared to £194.6 million profit in 2007.

North Shropshire MP Owen Paterson is calling for improvements to be made to the county’s direct rail link to London.

The final phase of a 40-year project to build a ring road in Market Drayton is set to go ahead after council bosses earmarked £2.7 million for the scheme.

Oswestry people could set a national precedent if they win their long running fight to get their water from the Welsh hills.

The future of sixth form education is in doubt after the Welsh Assembly Government failed to provide adequate funding, it has been revealed.

A row has broken out among neighbours on a Mid Wales estate over whether trees overlooking their houses should be felled.

Shrewsbury Town’s promotion prospects could be enhanced as one of their rivals for the push to League One stands on the brink of administration.

At least 18 new jobs will be created in Shrewsbury after Salop Leisure revealed plans to expand its headquarters.