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Date set for four months of works to start to tackle flooding problems in Much Wenlock

A date has been set for four months of work to start to help reduce flooding problems in Much Wenlock.

Much Wenlock|Just now

Viewers raise £40,000 for Bridgnorth Deal or No Deal player after 'heartbreaking' appearance

Bridgnorth|1 hour ago

Crashes on rural roads almost four times as likely to end in death as crashes in urban areas

Transport|9 hours ago

Annual drive to ensure nobody is alone at Christmas marks ten years

Bridgnorth|9 hours ago

Water company brings in tankers to keep homes supplied after pipe burst

Bridgnorth|Dec 4

Treasury to be asked for 'mind-blowing' £500 million to stop River Severn flooding

Shrewsbury|Dec 4

Primary school says it is already taking steps to improve

Church Stretton|Dec 4

More Bridgnorth stories

Forklift truck blaze at industrial unit

Bridgnorth|Dec 4

Earth's mightiest Marvel heroes make a surprise appearance at Bridgnorth antiques centre

Bridgnorth|Dec 3

How Severn Valley Railway gets Christmas festivities right every single year – Our review of a 'magical' journey on the Enchanted Express

Bridgnorth|Dec 2

Snow risk as yellow weather warning issued for West Midlands

Accommodation offered to Shropshire's rough sleepers as temperatures drop well below zero

Council offers trees for Shropshire communities to grow their own orchards

Shrewsbury|Dec 2

Parents welcome Bridgnorth sixth form plans

Education|Dec 2

Car flips onto side as driver rides verge in passing attempt on narrow lane

Much Wenlock|Dec 1

Shropshire firefighters issue driving safety advice after latest tragic fatalities on county roads

Transport|Dec 1

Police looking for teenage girls as they probe Bridgnorth bench vandalism

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About Bridgnorth

Split into Low Town and High Town, there are sights to see from each. The historic Cliff Railway links the two, the oldest and steepest electrical operational cliff railway in England. Home to cobbled streets and a four-legged town hall, this historic market town is filled with independent traders and award winning flowers.