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Blog: Katie Price was told today that nobody had any interest whatsoever in the state of her marriage.

Watch Chris Hudson’s video review of AFC Telford’s clashes with Stafford Rangers and Nuneaton in the Blue Square Bet North.

Shoppers were still out and about in Shropshire as VAT soared to a high of 20 per cent but it was a case of “back to basics” as food and clothing took over from the hunt for bargain big ticket items.

Plans to replace a boathouse on the banks of the River Severn in Shrewsbury with a contemporary building are facing opposition from residents who claim the development is not “iconic” enough.

Ludlow’s scheduled meeting tomorrow has been abandoned due to a frozen track.

Watch all the goals from Monday night’s remarkable game between Telford Tigers and Manchester Phoenix.

Assistant manager Darren Read is confident AFC Telford United can last the promotion pace in Blue Square Bet North – if they prove happy travellers over the next month.

Captain Ian Sharps today backed Shrewsbury Town to bounce back from the Bank Holiday blues to put their League Two promotion dream back on track this weekend.

Former Shrewsbury Town boss Paul Simpson was today contemplating life back off the managerial merry-go round after he was dismissed by Stockport County.

Kevin Doyle has given Wolves a huge boost by declaring himself fit to face Chelsea at Molineux tonight.

DCI Phil Jones talks about the latest line of inquiry as part of the ongoing investigation into Joanna Yeates’s murder.

England opener Alastair Cook has been discussing his record-breaking Ashes series after scoring 189 in the first innings at Sydney.

GRITTERS FAILED to treat main roads in Shropshire the night before widespread icy conditions brought chaos to parts of the county, it emerged today.

Telford Tigers are coming to terms with what player-coach Tom Watkins described as a massive loss – the ‘retirement’ of Marek Hornak.

Visitor numbers at a Shropshire beauty spot which underwent a controversial £2 million revamp have more than trebled, a meeting heard.

Plans for a massive dragon to tower above the Shropshire border, standing at the gateway to Wales have suffered a setback – because of its colour.

Extra crews have been drafted in to help cope with the backlog of missed bin collections across Shropshire due to the Arctic conditions which hit the county at the end of last year.

Crunch talks were under way over the start date for Welshpool’s one-way system. Town clerk Robert Robinson was due to meet bosses from Tesco and system developers today.

Chunks of masonry fell from a historic Shropshire bridge forcing it to close to traffic and pedestrians.

When three-year-old Angel climbed on the roof a Shropshire home on New Year’s Day, the cat could have had little idea about how much of a stir she was causing on the ground.

Police hunting thugs who pelted AFC Telford United fans with missiles during ugly scenes after Monday’s match at Nuneaton today appealed for witnesses and victims to come forward.

Firefighters were called to tackle a fire at a Shropshire refrigeration firm amid fears gas cylinders inside may explode.

The Fiat Punto has benefited from a makeover, with a number of changes that have made a big difference says Bob Hickman.

A new boxing club fronted by former World Champion Richie Woodhall could soon open in Telford.

The Met Police release new CCTV footage of the moment tuition fees protesters attacked a Bentley carrying Prince Charles and Camilla.

Blog: “Drive carefully and be aware of what’s happening on the roads and give yourself plenty of time to stop and not much can happen.” That’s what my husband said when I admitted over Christmas that I hated driving in the cold snap and facing treacherous conditions on some of Shropshire’s roads.

A former Shropshire resident, who now works for Outward Bound in Oman, is in line to receive an MBE for his work promoting cultural diversity in the Arab world.

Protests outside rail stations as fares go up for rail passengers.

Letter: I found it to be a rather sad sign of the times to read of Powys police opening times for their front desks at stations over the festive holiday. Most of their stations were closed for four days and one can only assume that the buildings were empty.

Letter: Joseph Goebbels, Hitler’s propaganda minister, once said that if you repeat a lie often enough, people will start to believe it.