Pair landed with huge fines after driving at high speed along notorious Shropshire road
Two drivers who sped along one of Shropshire's most notorious roads at more than 80mph have been fined a combined total of more than £1,000.
Prees
About Prees
Its name is Celtic and means "brushwood". The civil parish of Prees includes the smaller settlements of Sandford, Darliston, Fauls and Mickley to the east of the village. West of the village of Prees, but not in the village or the parish as the name would suggest, is the railway station of Prees. It lies on the Welsh Marches Line, between Whitchurch and Wem. Nearby is Prees Heath Common Reserve, which is the last sanctuary for the silver-studded blue butterfly in the Midlands.
