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Dairy farmers could be given the power to negotiate better contracts with milk buyers under plans backed by MEPs on the European Parliament’s agriculture committee.

Dawley’s landscape is continuing to change with a huge earthmoving operation to prepare Paddock Mount for the rebuilt Phoenix School.

The family of a Shropshire man who died in police custody showing signs of a rare medical phenomenon known as “excited delirium” warned more people could die being detained unless more is known about the condition.

Union leaders today vowed to push ahead with a ballot for strike action as a row with Shropshire Council over a pay cut intensified.

A “big upsurge” in demand for furniture at charity shops from hard-up Shropshire families has led to a shortage of donations to outlets in the county, officials claimed today.

Accrington Stanley insist they will have no qualms about going to a tribunal with Shrewsbury Town over striker Terry Gornell.

The family of a Shropshire man who died in police custody showing signs of a rare medical phenomenon known as “excited delirium” warned more people could die being detained unless more is known about the condition.

The owners of Telford Shopping Centre have launched a legal challenge to planning permission which was granted for a new Asda superstore in the town.

Two friends who produce an internet comedy programme are conquering the world – all from a laptop in a Shrewsbury flat.

Oswestry Town Council officials have revealed it wants to work alongside traders to help boost the town with cash from a future supermarket development.

Georgia Mariah Coultas laughs when we discuss the characteristics of a stereotypical model

Jaguar is on the brink of announcing it is to create a new engine plant on the new i54 business park, bringing 1,000 jobs to the Midlands.

An adventurous nine- year-old school girl had to be rescued by firefighters after getting stuck up a tree.

Motorists face a 16-mile diversion when a major road into Shropshire closes for bridge repairs.

A Shropshire shed which has been converted into a pub has scored a podium finish in a national contest to find Britain’s “shed of the year”.

Oswestry’s Citizens Advice Bureau may have to cut services if it cannot find more money.

Boss Andy Sinton will cast an eye over two young goalkeepers when AFC Telford United send an experimental side to Ellesmere Rangers tonight.

British success in the car industry is usually worth celebrating and when the subject is the much-loved sports car maker Lotus, there’s even more reason to be proud.

Empty shops and a boarded up hotel paint a bleak picture in this Shropshire market town

A Shropshire man facing a triple murder charge told a medical expert he was the reincarnation of a person born in 1852.

“I’m still big,” as Nora Desmond once said in sunset Boulevard. “It’s the pictures that got small.” It’s as if she was peering into the future and observing the career of one Steven Seagal.

Calvin Harris will replace Duran Duran at this year’s V Festival at Weston Park, it was announced today.

A Shropshire man accused of the murder of three county men made up confessions using information he had read in the Shropshire Star which he had delivered, a court today heard.

Telford Steam Railway will be closed for the rest of this month and all of August after an accident at the tourist attraction which left the group’s chairman in hospital.

Shropshire’s cricketers face their annual Resource Bank Challenge at Wrekin College tomorrow – against a strong invitational XI.

A second adult prison is due to be created in Shropshire after officials revealed plans to convert the county’s young offenders’ institution.

More cycle paths could be created across Shropshire after the county secured two successful bids for Government funding worth a total of more than £8.5 million.

One of the oldest football leagues in Shropshire has folded because of a lack of teams.

UNION CHIEFS were today due to discuss the possibility of strike action after 6,500 staff at Shropshire Council were told they would lose their jobs unless they agree to a 5.4 per cent pay cut.

Some traders in a Shrewsbury shopping centre earmarked for demolition to make way for a new £150 million development say they are in the dark about the future of their current home.