Potential development sites for almost 1,200 homes and new employment land across north Shropshire have been revealed.

A public exhibition will be held later today on plans for 400 homes in Shrewsbury.

Eight homes could be built on the site of a former primary school in Shrewsbury, it was revealed today. Shropshire Council has submitted plans to demolish Mount Pleasant Infant School in Bagley Drive and replace it with homes and a 24-space car park.

Residents have called for new plans for a controversial housing development in a town in Shropshire to be thrown out after a lively meeting attended by 50 people.

Developers want to build about 50 new homes, including affordable housing, on land in Hodnet, it emerged today.

Developers behind a controversial new housing development in Wem today revealed they are considering an appeal.

A great chunk of Shropshire’s countryside will be eaten up and disappear forever under major plans to build thousands of homes in the county over the next 14 years, it was claimed today.

Residents battling plans for more than 200 new homes in Shrewsbury said today they were ‘deeply concerned’ that Shropshire Council had chosen the site as one of its preferred choices for development.

A Government scheme being launched this week to help first-time buyers get on the property ladder will significantly boost the housing market in Shrewsbury, it was claimed today.

Plans to build 18 homes on a farm in a village near Market Drayton took a step forward today as developers unveiled detailed proposals.

A massive plan to shape the future of Shropshire over the next 14 years – including proposals to build 16,000 new homes – was unveiled today.

Homes come in all shapes and sizes, from squat bungalows to disused windmills, but you don’t see many people living in abandoned water towers.