A Shropshire show by former Brookside actor Dean Sullivan has been given a plug on national radio by EastEnders star Barbara Windsor.

A major event is being held in France to mark the renovation of the house where Shropshire-born war poet Wilfred Owen spent his last night before being killed in battle.

Bronze poems by Oswes- try's most famous son, Wilfred Owen, could be inst- alled in the town, if plans come to fruition

A Military Cross medal and cigarette case that belonged to war poet Wilfred Owen are believed to have been stolen.

The sounding of the Last Post and a release of doves of peace will be part of a poignant ceremony to mark the official naming of Oswestry’s town green after First World War poet Wilfred Owen.

Letter: With regard to the suggestion for a statue of Wilfred Owen in Oswestry, the place of his birth, I think that a bronze frieze or relief paneled plaque running the length of the wall of the Cambrian station building or on the low side wall of the platform at Coney Green, sited on the [...]

A poem by Shropshire-born war poet Wilfred Owen has been chosen by the Prime Minister as his favourite verse to commemorate this year’s National Poetry Day.

Oswestry’s £170,000 town green has been named after Shropshire war poet Wilfred Owen, and, it is believed, it makes it the largest known memorial to one of the county’s best known sons.

A monument to Shropshire poet Wilfred Owen could be created in Oswestry after residents called for the town’s heritage to be celebrated.

Shropshire officials believe re-naming Oswestry’s new £170,000 town green after the town’s most famous son could attract international appeal.

A plaque has been erected outside the former Shrewsbury home of the First World War Poet Wilfred Owen. See our video for more.

A new plaque has been unveiled at the former home of world-renowned Shropshire World War One poet Wilfred Owen.

A plaque is to be unveiled on the former Shropshire home of World War One poet Wilfred Owen.

An Oswestry man is putting Shropshire back on the literary map by staging a week-long festival celebrating his town’s most famous former resident, the First World War poet Wilfred Owen.

A major project is under way in northern France to commemorate a Shropshire war poet.

A Shrewsbury tea shop, which was opened to mark the 90th anniversary of the death of World War I poet Wilfred Owen, has closed after just five months.