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The latest green motoring craze to hit London is available in the West Midlands thanks to a Shropshire engineer.

Town’s away form needs to improve before we lose ground at the top of the league, writes Shrewsbury Town blogger James Pugh.

The eyesore site of British Sugar’s former factory in Shropshire has moved a step closer to being brought back into use.

Police will lay on Halloween patrols in Shrewsbury to cope with any complaints about anti-social behaviour.

Photos from Wolves’ dramatic Premier League comeback at home to Swansea.

It is ‘too early to say’ whether cuts being made to the budget of Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service are having an impact on services, the organisation’s deputy chief fire officer has said.

In 2005 Andrew George was convicted of the abduction and murder of elderly Shropshire rosegrower Hilda Murrell putting an end forever to the conspiracy theories which surrounded the killing ever since Hilda’s body was discovered in a lonely spot in 1984.

A mother from Shifnal has been jailed and her two young sons taken away from her after both suffered broken bones and a catalogue of injuries while in her care.

Defender Shane Cansdell-Sherriff earned Shrewsbury Town a point in a lacklustre League Two encounter at Rotherham.

AFC Telford United fell to a third consecutive defeat as a late goal caught them out again.

Neil Bentley returns with this week’s podcast. Carlie is missing in action.

Blog: From the moment I wake up until the moment I go to sleep, I think about food and the way my body looks. I think about how hungry I am, how many calories I should consume and how I detest my body. My perfectly normal body.

Boss Andy Sinton has backed young defender Dan Preston to hit top form again for AFC Telford United – after returning from compassionate leave.

Shrewsbury boss Graham Turner has blasted controversial changes which will see League clubs lose the right to negotiate transfer fees for talented youth players.

The building of a new £60 million incinerator in Shrewsbury meets council development plans, a hearing has been told.

Rogue traders preying on vulnerable and elderly people in Shropshire have been warned they will be caught after a county builder was jailed for ripping off pensioners.

NEARLY 10,000 HOMES still need to be built in Shropshire’s market towns and large villages over the next 15 years, according to a planning blueprint.

A blind Great Dane is sniffing out a new home – but you will need to make room for her huge guide dog.

A road in Shrewsbury will be reduced to one-way traffic for the next four weeks as gas mains work takes place.

Council chiefs will meet next week to discuss how to persuade the Welsh Assembly to build a bypass in Newtown as soon as possible.

Thousands of people were expected to watch a 40ft high birthday cake made out of wood being burned to the ground today at an annual bonfire extravaganza in Shropshire.

Libya should help foot the £300 million bill for the cost of the UK’s military intervention in the country now Colonel Gaddafi has been deposed, Shrewsbury MP Daniel Kawcynzski has claimed.

Shropshire’s oldest primary school which was recently saved from the axe is providing ‘good value for money’, according to inspectors.

Authorities are stamping out on the drugs menace in Wem after heroin and cannabis were discovered during raids at homes in the town, police said today.

Scrapping cardboard collections in Shropshire could lead to an increase in fly-tipping.

Letter: RE: Wind turbines. Too many people appear to be obsessed with the pros and cons regarding their efficiency etc and most, but not all of them, have overlooked the one overriding factor which goes above all other considerations, that is their benefit to the economy in terms of employment and income.

Three men who burst in to a house and beat up the man living there after he taunted one of them on Facebook have been jailed.

It’s been available in the UK for exactly a year, and Fiat’s two-cylinder 500 TwinAir continues to scoop top awards.

Back-to-nature thrills and the great outdoors on a trip Stateside to America’s Old West

Shrewsbury Rugby Club skipper Simon Evitts is set for a lengthy spell on the sidelines – after suffering a suspected broken neck on a stag do in Gran Canaria.