Sue Austin
Senior Reporter
Senior reporter covering the Oswestry/Mid Wales area and wider afield. Keen to hear your news.
'Be prepared' warning as lost couple rescued from Cader Idris in the dark
1,800 child sex offences recorded by West Mercia Police
Shifnal scout meet-ups to resume outdoors
Friends take on 72-hole golf challenge
Shropshire Council staff in round-the-world challenge in memory of colleague
Virtual drop-in for Shropshire youngsters affected by Covid-19 crisis
Shrewsbury Castle provides safe space for visitors
Four people rescued in Bridgnorth River Severn canoe drama
Heartbreak over dogs stolen from caravan at Shropshire smallholding
Virtual tour of Shrewsbury Flaxmill Maltings for artists
Residents split over Sainsbury's bid for Ludlow superstore
Smartcards introduced on Transport for Wales rail network
Environmental permits for Chirk's Kronospan factory to be controlled by Natural Resources Wales
Public consultation launched on Shropshire Council's vision for housing
No Covid-19 cases identified in wider Craven Arms community
Bridge repairs close busy Shropshire hospital route for weeks
Huge farm vehicles a worry for the countryside
Councillors stall Ludlow Market decision due to concern over mask wearing
Ifton Colliery Band faces financial crisis
Shrewsbury's Theatre Severn welcomes back visitors - for film shows
'I do I feel terrified': Charity sky-dive back on for Shrewsbury mayor Phil
Workhouse visitor centre reopens
One casualty taken to hospital after early morning crash
Plea for return of dogs stolen from caravan at Shropshire smallholding in dead of night
More money promised for hospice serving Oswestry, Ellesmere and Whitchurch
Runaway success for Hope House fundraising event
Change all 30mph zones to 20mph during coronavirus crisis, says Shropshire Green Party
Use car parks and leave street parking for NHS staff, Shropshire residents urged
Oswestry's Angels out in force
UK's first educational extinction trail being created in Shropshire
Don't give money to those on the streets - they are being cared for, says Shrewsbury Ark
