Snooker great John Parrott was in Shropshire to open the second green at Wrockwardine Wood Bowls Club.

More than 8,000 people from across the UK – including television presenter Ade Edmondson – descended on Ludlow to enjoy the region’s best beer, bread and bangers. WITH PICTURE GALLERY.

More than 1,000 people took part in Market Drayton’s 10k in glorious sunshine, organisers said today. They said the run was “perfect” with 1,150 people taking part in the event.

It started as a childhood fancy nearly 60 years ago. Now it has developed into a full-blown love affair. Margaret Badham is simply mad about tractors.

Major changes to the way Shropshire’s ambulance service operates have resulted in eleven new jobs, it was revealed today. The posts are being created at two ambulance maintenance departments.

A Wellington pub’s annual fundraiser was a huge success after 2,000 people turned up to enjoy the entertainment which included a stunt display and military vehicles.

Remarkable sketches drawn in Shropshire by soldiers from World War I provide a unique insight into The Great War.

It was the day which confirmed the wait was over for a football club, a town and a county.

With sprawling gardens, an indoor swimming pool and even a private helicopter hangar, two dream homes fit for royalty have been put on the market.

An acrobatic swimmer from Shrewsbury is preparing to shoot – or rather dive – to stardom on Britain’s Got Talent tonight.

The last pilot to fly one of the planes on display at RAF Cosford museum got a chance to sit in the cockpit again on the 60th anniversary of its first passenger flight.

The Roman townhouse built alongside the ruins of Shropshire’s Wroxeter Roman city has an altogether more homely feel now, thanks to the addition of replica furniture in three of its rooms.