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Reviewer’s rating **** Dave Morris has his dining-out faith restored by good food and good service at Erbistock.

Reviewer’s rating **** Kirsty Smallman finally returns to a regular haunt of yesteryear for a family meal.

Emma Kasprzak explains why she’ll soon be stripping off on a Shropshire stage.

A 16-year-old Telford schoolboy’s dream came true when he performed a song from The Lion King on national television.

Wolves continue to have a ‘work in progress’ look about them as they edge closer to the new season.

Shropshire face an uphill battle to rescue their Minor Counties Championship tie with Berkshire after a disappointing start to their three-day match at Shrewsbury.

Shrewsbury Town players met the press today for the club’s annual photocall – and Chris Hudson was on hand to interview manager Graham Turner.

AFC Telford United are ready to offer a deal to experienced centre-back Karl Broadhurst in time for the start of the Blue Square Bet North season.

Striker Jamie Wood has warned his TNS team-mates what to expect ahead of tomorrow night’s Champions League qualifier at Anderlecht.

Boss Graham Turner today moved to complete Shrewsbury Town’s ninth pre-season signing – finalising a deal for long-term target Lionel Ainsworth.

Quatt’s dream of reaching the nPower Village Cup final at Lord’s is over after they lost their quarter final to Warwickshire side Fillongley by 21 runs, writes ALEX JAMES.

Stallholders at Wellington Market have stepped up their “flash and banter” techniques in a bid to pull in more shoppers. Traders are going head to head in a public vote.

A Shropshire nursing home which faced the threat of closure was today given a reprieve after a buyer agreed to take it on as a going concern.

Steven Fletcher today set himself the ambitious target of overhauling his 12-goal tally at Burnley for Wolves this season.

Hundreds of homes in Newtown were left without water for more than 10 hours after a mains pipe burst.

Dairy bosses today unveiled plans to expand its distribution depot in north Shropshire which could create 40 jobs.

A TRACTOR ROLLED down a hill in Shropshire and ploughed into a man at the bottom, leaving him trapped underneath.

Dozens of brave volunteers stepped up to the challenge of abseiling down one of Oswestry’s landmark buildings as part of a fire service fun day.

Blog: The new season is nearly upon us and Town fans have got a lot to be optimistic about, writes Shrewsbury Town blogger James Pugh.

Global banking giant HSBC today said half-year profits roared 121 per cent ahead as bad debts plunged to their lowest level since the financial crisis.

Shrewsbury’s Quarry could be turned into a “winter wonderland” after proposals were put forward to transform the paddling pool into an ice rink, it was revealed today.

Job-seeking blogger Henry Mackley is back from his holidays full of fresh ideas on how to save some money – hunt your own food.

Nearly a dozen campaigners fighting a decision to mine 900,000 tonnes of coal near the Wrekin have sailed down the River Severn with a protest banner.

The funeral of fugitive gunman Raoul Moat is set to be held at the West Road Crematorium, near his home in Newcastle.

The weather has been kinder to reservoirs in the Midlands and Mid Wales during July, but families still need to conserve water supplies.

Letter: Your article on A-frame signs misses the wider point. In Shrewsbury and many other towns there appears to be a sign “arms war” going on with ever bigger signs on buildings advertising them for rent/sale or advertising shops’ products.

A pioneering child protection scheme has now been launched in Shropshire, allowing parents to check if a person they know is a sex offender.

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