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Boss Rob Smith blasted the lack of mental strength in his side after seeing AFC Telford United’s woeful record against the Blue Square North’s lesser lights continue.

Shropshire families were hit with a financial double whammy today as the price of water and fuel both increased.

Up to 75 jobs are to be created when a supermarket opens its doors in Oswestry.

The Shropshire Star says: Today the landscape of Shropshire has undergone a far reaching change which will affect the lives of all Salopians.

The horse that no-one wanted to buy could give Shropshire a mighty slice of John Smith’s Grand National glory at Aintree on Saturday.

Shropshire schools were today celebrating more exceptional results in the latest league tables showing how well schoolchildren have performed in tests for 11-year-olds.

A look back at the performances of Wolves winger Michael Kightly, who is now out for the rest of the season with injury.

Ladies at a north Shropshire fitness club are set to welcome fitness guru and GMTV presenter Pete Cohen.

A groundbreaking food and education project that encouraged hundreds of schoolchildren across Mid Wales to learn more about local food and farming, has closed after four years.

Eight community projects in Powys are set to get a share of a £247,000 cash bonanza.

Confidence in Japanese business has fallen to an all-time low as the world's second largest economy experiences its worst period of recession for half a century.

The auditions for Telford’s Got Talent continued as performers gathered at Meeting Point House in Telford.

Wolves winger Michael Kightly will miss the rest of the season after breaking his metatarsal.

Experienced midfielder Paul Murray believes Shrewsbury Town could be peaking at the perfect time in the thrilling League Two promotion run-in.

AFC Telford’s poor record against the Blue Square North’s lesser lights continued with another defeat last night.

Pictures from Farsley Celtic’s match against AFC Telford United on March 31, 2008.

Acoustic troubadour Ray LaMontagne has announced a tour including a performance at the Wolverhampton Civic Hall.

The FTSE 100 fell one per cent on the first morning of April as G20 demonstrations distracted traders.

LETTER: I wondered if I should laugh or cry upon reading the story on March 23 regarding our wonderful wildlife trust planting trees in Shrewsbury.

Today sees a big change to local government in Shropshire with the beginning of the new unitary authority. Watch Dave Morris take a look at the new Shropshire Council.

Ever since Hugh Grant and his floppy fringe bumbled through Four Weddings And A Funeral, screenwriter Richard Curtis hasn't just been taking the nation's romantic pulse - he has been encouraging it to race out of control.

Hundreds of revellers descended on Birmingham’s O2 Academy on Monday evening to see one of the region’s finest bands play the first of two sold out dates.

From today the people of Britain will see their finances stretched even further as fuel prices rise, prescription charges are increased and the TV licence also rises.