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A spate of deaths of cats, poisoned by anti-freeze in Shropshire and north Wales, is being investigated by the RSPCA.

Market Drayton Town have been given the green light to join the UniBond League next season – if they can finish the job of becoming Aspire Midland Alliance champions.

A woman had to be cut from the wreckage of her car after it left the road and smashed into a tree on the verge of a narrow country lane in Telford.

Swiss Re is axing 1,000 jobs as it attempts to cut costs across the business.

Spandau Ballet have added an extra Birmingham date to their comeback tour due to public demand.

The exact details of how Shropshire businessman Chris Foster killed his wife and daughter before turning their home into an inferno were being revealed for the first time today.

A 38-year-old Telford club cyclist who collapsed and died while out riding suffered a rare condition which largely affects sports people, an inquest heard.

More than 6,000 people have now stepped in to join the debate about how Shrewsbury should be pronounced. Why not give your view?

A newly refurbished BMX track has been targeted by vandals who smashed bottles and blocked the track with a bench.

House prices rose for the first time since 2007 in March in a surprise bounce, although experts warn there may be further falls to come.

As viewing figures and inquiries from potential buyers continue to grow, the number of homes coming on to the market is dropping, according to Strutt & Parker. While some offices across the UK report healthy levels of stock, others estimate figures for the first two months of this year are down by as much as [...]

The FTSE 100 finally broke the 4,000 barrier this morning, rising 2.85 per cent in early trading.

LETTER: What fantastic news that Asda may be taking over the civic offices. Bring it on!

The G20 leaders have been urged not to forget the world's poorest nations as discussions begin into tackling the global financial crisis.

Inspired by the rhythms of the Midland’s furnaces, drummer Bill Ward went on to conquer the world with Black Sabbath. He tells Ian Harvey about the band’s early days and the song that would change all their lives.

Royalist Chetniks were displaced, left their native country and came to live at camps in Shropshire. Toby Neal tells their story.

The FTSE 100 ended slightly higher but failed to breach the 4,000 barrier as protests hit the City ahead of the G20 meeting.

The Shropshire-born military commander who handed over control of Basra to the US in a historic ceremony in Iraq has told how “we’ve finished this right”.

The owner of Telford Shopping Centre today declared war on Telford & Wrekin Council over the controversial deal in which Asda could move to the civic offices site.

A 27-year-old south Shropshire engineering company which has gone into receivership was refused help by the Government, a county MP has claimed.

Shropshire today made its historic switch to unitary status with a single powerful council running public services across the county.

Six Shropshire town councillors including a mayor are being investigated after allegedly breaching confidential information.

Revellers in Shrewsbury spotted unusual orange lights moving in the sky above the town over the weekend – adding further sightings to the county’s UFO phenomenon.

When EastEnders actress Lauren Crace told the nation she hailed from Dawley, she unwittingly shone the spotlight on the Telford town. But Lauren, who plays Danielle Jones, isn’t the only famous resident to hail from this Telford suberb…

Bridgnorth’s £1 million Whitburn Street Relief Road is to be called Old Smithfield Road.

A landmark north Shropshire building has gone up for sale with a county estate agents with a price tag of £375,000.

A 28-year-old man today admitted attempting to raid a Shrewsbury jewellers on the town’s Pride Hill.

Share trading on Southampton football club has been suspended amid fears that the club's owners could be set to go bankrupt.

Young people are set to be targeted tonight in an attempt to slash the number of collisions on north Shropshire’s roads.

Brits driven to despair by the value of the euro could find comfort a little closer to home – after one of the leading camping holiday firms announcing it will offer breaks in the UK this summer for the first time in 15 years.