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Hotshot Dave Hibbert insists he would be thrilled to stay and help fire Shrewsbury Town out of League Two – but admits other clubs are monitoring his situation.

Shropshire Council is eyeing up a deal to snap up one of the last former Woolworths sites in the county.

Wolves manager Mick McCarthy has admitted he would be facing “a real problem” if one of the Premier League big guns targets Kevin Doyle this summer.

A haul of mephedrone with a street value of £20,000 was seized in a raid by Telford police in the first case since the drug was made illegal last month.

An arsonist is “putting lives at risk” after starting a series of fires, it was warned today.

This weekend could produce the deal the whole of Britain is waiting for as negotiations continue after the most dramatic General Election in a generation.

It was once one of the region’s main railway engineering centres.

Ten people were arrested and 16 vehicles seized during an operation to crack down on Mid Wales rogue traders, police say.

Travel Editor Amy Bould discovers an ideal location for family breaks

Oswestry’s controversial new £170,000 town green could be open to the public by the end of this month.

Letter: I was disappointed to read in the Shropshire Star recently that Market Drayton’s newly-formed Saturday market and car boot sale was to close due to becoming too popular. This is amazing.

The director of a fridge recycling company on the Shropshire/Mid Wales border has been spared an immediate prison sentence after being found guilty of causing pollution to the environment and risking harm to human health.

A Shropshire tour company is offering an chance to get up close and personal with the stunning settings for the Oscar-winning movie Atonement, with a tour featuring locations both in the county and in London.

Teams of budding entrepreneurs from schools and colleges across Shropshire were praised for their business acumen at an awards ceremony in Shrewsbury.

David Cameron has offered the Liberal Democrats the chance to share power after the General Election delivered a hung parliament.

The Conservatives today ousted Lembit Opik from his Montgomeryshire seat and maintained their stranglehold on Shropshire.

The Conservatives maintained their stranglehold on Shropshire with the county once again a sea of blue today – except for Telford.

Shrewsbury Town will have a new duo at the helm for tomorrow’s season-ending League Two Staffordshire-Shropshire derby at Port Vale.

Former England winger Andy Sinton today publicly confirmed his interest in becoming AFC Telford United’s new manager, declaring: “They have so much potential.”

The new commanding officer of an Army regiment based in Shropshire has thanked the county for all its support ahead of a deployment to Afghanistan in October.

Detectives today released the first images of a gang which is stealing thousands of pounds from shoppers’ bank accounts after snatching cash cards in a crime spree across Telford car parks.

Staff at a Shropshire hospital failed to notice after a stroke victim packed his bag and fled the building, walking three miles to his home.

Blists Hill Museum’s bid for Art Fund Prize glory – worth £100,000 – comes to a climax today when first round voting for the prestigious honour closes.

A hung parliament means that no single party has enough MPs to win parliamentary votes without getting support from members of other parties.

The results from Shropshire and Montgomeryshire.

The Electoral Commission has pledged to undertake a “thorough review” of what happened in constituencies were people were unable to vote.

A Shropshire woman was left in tears after a top surgeon who performed a botched operation which resulted in her daughter’s death walked away from a General Medical Council hearing.

Residents in a Shropshire town today called for their red phone box to be fixed – two months after thieves stole the handset from it.

The count and announcement at Ludlow which saw Conservative Philip Dunne hold the seat with 25,720 votes (52.78%).

Jason Lavan talks to Alyson Cemeron-Daw, Liberal Democrat candidate for The Wrekin.