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Re: the proposition to further develop Shrewsbury town centre with department stores and more restaurants for the shoppers and customers of high-class restaurants. Has no-one told the so-called planners and developers of the problems facing them?

Plans to build hundreds of new homes in Shrewsbury on land which has been labelled as suitable for “sustainable urban extensions” are to go out to public consultation later this year.

This aerial shot taken over Dawley shows the full extent of a planned multi-million-pound regeneration of the area.

St Georges have closed the gap at the top of the Furrows Shropshire Premier Bowls League with a 9-5 home win over leaders Newport.

AFC Telford United are close to announcing their first ever set of squad numbers.

Shrewsbury Town have missed out on a bye in the first round of the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy.

Shropshire’s cricketers aim to keep alive their Minor Counties Championship hopes in Whitchurch over the next three days, writes JAMES GARRISON.

Tesco’s plans to increase the size of its Extra store in Shrewsbury by a third would result in £2.7 million in trade being lost from the town centre each year, it has been claimed.

An Oswestry leisure complex was operating as normal today despite its parent company being placed into administration.

It wouldn’t happen on the Tour de France. But cyclists taking part in this year’s Tour of Britain could be hit with speeding fines when they come through Welshpool.

A planned college merger tipped to bring economic benefits to Shropshire has been scrapped.

Singer Shakin’ Stevens has hailed the “fantastic atmosphere” of Ludlow and its castle ahead of his first performance in the town this weekend.

Up to £3 million will be invested into a community wind power scheme which would see two 74m turbines built near Bridgnorth.

NHS Telford & Wrekin has recorded just two cases of the MRSA superbug infection in a year, a new report has revealed.

Residents have given mixed reactions to the planned multi-million pound redevelopment of Newport.

Letter: Regarding the recent industrial action by some teachers’ unions and the PCS.

Letter: In response to Martin Taylor-Smith, a councillor of Ludlow, informing the townsfolk of Shrewsbury that they should move the carnival from Saturday to a Sunday (Letters, June 22), what audacity.

Members of a jury have been told to free themselves of “emotion” when considering three murder charges against a convicted Shropshire killer.

Shelton paceman Sam Griffiths played a starring role as Shropshire lost a thrilling Resource Bank Challenge by two runs to an Invitational XI at Wrekin College.

Fresh tributes were today paid to Oswestry great-grandfather Charles Green who died after being attacked in his own home.

A row over plans to build five homes in the shadow of Ludlow’s 800-year-old St Laurence’s Church is likely to be decided in court, it has been revealed.

A former mayor of Shrewsbury has called on Shropshire Council’s chief executive and leader to resign over their handling of an enforced pay cut on local authority staff.

The mother of a young Shropshire girl who was airlifted to hospital after running behind a reversing car in her street has relived the moment she saw her daughter lying in the road.

Shropshire public relations consultant JOOLS PAYNE saw the workings of the News Of The World first hand last year when her family was touched by tragedy

It was like watching a Hugh Grant romantic comedy. Okay, other than a declaration of love for Shirley Williams there was no romance in it, and the jokes weren’t laugh-out–loud funny, but other than that, Question Time was exactly like watching a Hugh Grant romantic comedy.

Wolves were today facing another Black Country transfer battle with West Brom after the Baggies nudged ahead in the race to sign former England defender Jonathan Woodgate.

Neil Bentley and Carlie Swain with the best bits of this week’s Severn radio breakfast shows.

Blog: Time to hunker down or leave town – summer has arrived with a vengeance.

Hundreds of athletes were today in Much Wenlock, which is famous for its connection with the modern Olympics.

Union chiefs today hit out at Shropshire Council after it was revealed the authority wants to bank £13 million in savings over the next few years.