It is great news for Shrewsbury that Debenhams has been lined up as a lead retailer at the heart of its revamped New Riverside shopping centre.

The developers behind Shrewsbury’s £150 million New Riverside shopping complex have secured a flagship Debenhams department store.

We hear a lot about the £150 million pound project to produce a new riverside centre. This will create ‘X’ number of jobs for the town. I say ‘great’, having myself spent a while unemployed.

Bosses at Wilkinson have reassured shoppers they intend to keep a store in Shrewsbury following planning permission being granted to the £150 million New Riverside centre.

Up to 50 jobs have been secured at a nightclub in Shrewsbury after bosses this afternoon announced plans to move to make way for the £150 million shopping centre.

The arrival of a new £150 million shopping centre in Shrewsbury heralds the beginning of further investment into the town, the leader of Shropshire Council claimed today.

A new £150 million shopping centre in Shrewsbury could help bring hundreds of millions of extra tourism revenue to the town, developers today said.

More than 700 jobs will be created after planners gave the go-ahead to a £150 million shopping complex which will transform Shrewsbury town centre.

Shrewsbury Civic Society has lodged an objection to £150 million plans for the New Riverside shopping centre in the town.

Planning chiefs today admitted the new £150 million New Riverside development in Shrewsbury would harm the quality of life of residents living nearby.

Business bosses in Shrewsbury town centre have spoken out against plans for a new £150 million shopping complex, claiming it will be ‘too big’ and will draw visitors away from the town’s independent traders.

Shopping bosses want a flagship Debenhams department store as part of their £150 million redevelopment of Shrewsbury, they said today.

Will someone in authority please explain to me the need for yet another shopping mall in Shrewsbury when the two we already have have never been filled?

Pollution caused by the building of a £150 million shopping centre in Shrewsbury will pose serious dangers to the health of nearby workers, a top architect today claimed.

The grim unemployment figures in Britain underline the need for Shropshire to grab every opportunity to kickstart the local economy and generate new jobs.

More than 700 jobs could be created in Shrewsbury by a £150 million shopping development – as the national jobless total soared to 2.6 million.

Shrewsbury’s main shopping street needs a major revamp to help attract more shoppers to the town, it was claimed today.

Residents living close to a planned new £150 million shopping centre in the heart of Shrewsbury will have to put up with years of disruption while building work takes place, it was claimed today.

I have just read an article on your website from February 13, entitled ‘New Riverside plans impressive, but get those kids off the steps’ by David Burrows.

More than 50 jobs will be lost at the Wilkinson’s store in Shrewsbury if plans for a new £150 million shopping mall are given the go-ahead, its bosses claimed today.

New images have emerged this week of what the New Riverside shopping centre will look like. And given that developments ALWAYS look like artists impressions, we can pretty much be guaranteed that that’s how it will end up.

This is the shape of Shrewsbury town centre under a £150 million revamp which will create 700 jobs.

Major plans for Shrewsbury’s £150 million New Riverside shopping centre, set to create more than 700 jobs, have today been submitted by developers.

Plans for a £150 million shopping centre in Shrewsbury could include a medical practice, have been revealed. The centre would link up the town’s current three malls.

Almost 90 per cent of Shrewsbury shoppers are in favour of plans to create a new £150 million shopping complex in the centre of the town, a new study has claimed.

A public exhibition on proposals to build a £150 million shopping complex in the heart of Shrewsbury is to be extended for a further fortnight after its initial three-day run came to an end on Saturday.

Up to 1,000 long-term jobs could be created in Shrewsbury if a proposed new £150 million shopping centre is given the go-ahead, developers today claimed.

This is the first look at plans for the interior of Shrewsbury’s potential £150 million shopping centre.