
From substantial family homes with successful lifestyle businesses thrown in, to sublime country cottages with outbuildings offering scope for conversion - we take a look at some Shropshire and Border homes with added financial potential.
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“Most men my age buy a Harley-Davidson, but I got a brewery,” says Dave Goldingay, the boss of Shropshire’s newest independent microbrewery. Ben Bentley finds out more.

17 September 2008: This week we’ve got a Grade II listed property in Ludlow with an intriguing past, a splendid home set in wrap-around gardens and a pretty 1920s bungalow set in almost two acres of secluded land.
A Shropshire schoolboy has been hailed a hero for saving his house from going up in flames from a chip pan fire.Eleven-year-old Jacob Rees kept his cool and entered the smoke-filled kitchen at his home in Gobowen and turned off the cooker before running for help.
For Sale signs went up today outside Telford & Wrekin Council’s headquarters. The proposal to sell off the Civic Offices site forms part of multi-million regeneration plans to transform Telford’s town centre.
Campaigners today staged a rally to protest about Telford & Wrekin Council’s allegedly heavy-handed restrictions on the use of the town park.
Thousands of foodies have been flocking to the opening of Ludlow’s three-day food festival.
Ellesmere’s boat festival was expected to attract a large number of visitors today after it kicked off in style with a successful launch night.
A Shropshire pub landlord has launched a scathing attack on council planners after he was ordered to pull down his £8,000 smokers’ shelter.