
Money is making the headlines in this week’s Sunday Supplement podcast . . . from M&S’s shaky profits to the Telford teen who thought he was a millionaire for a day.
A ban on street boozing is among a raft of measures to be considered later this month as part of a war on crime and anti-social behaviour in one part of Telford.
Ambitious plans to restore a Victorian tramway have taken a step forward after campaigners secured a grant worth nearly £40,000.
Plans to tackle the frequency of flooding in parts of the Powys/Shropshire border have been criticised by a leading Mid Wales politician.
The organisers of a huge car boot sale near Oswestry are working with the police and the Highways Agency to bring in a new traffic system to ease congestion for local residents each Sunday.
Work on a 106-home estate in Bridgnorth is still delayed - three months after planning permission was granted - due to the slump in the housing market.
Star rating: *** Great expectations can sometimes be a curse, writes Ian Harvey. Expect a little too much and you’re often left disappointed.
Star rating: **** There are four key ingredients to the perfect supper in the socially-aware noughties, writes Andy Richardson. A successful dish has to be fresh, local, seasonal and of good provenance.
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