Shropshire Star

Close

Cleobury Mortimer

Top stories

Cleobury Mortimer shops to become flats after sitting empty for six years

Permission has been granted to turn two vacant retail units in a south Shropshire town into flats.

Burglars steal 30 gallons of red diesel plus battery from tractor in south Shropshire

The ambulance service was called to deal with injured people after a two car crash

Shropshire fire crews called out to three late-night crashes

Brewery with family history, green ambition and excellent beer right in the heart of Shropshire countryside

Ranked: Best secondary schools in Shropshire based on GCSE results this year

News|Dec 29, 2024

'Long-standing' friends end up brawling in high street after row in vape shop spills outside

News|Dec 27, 2024

More Cleobury Mortimer stories

Christmas joy as community gardening group win funding

Your World|Dec 23, 2024

Demolished care home to be rebuilt despite town council objections

News|Dec 19, 2024

Decision date on controversial care home plan for Cleobury Mortimer - after original had to be knocked down over planning breaches

News|Dec 12, 2024

Motorist, 71, who used mobile phone while driving pick-up truck is landed with hefty court costs

News|Dec 10, 2024

Shropshire father and son facing drugs charges will be back in the dock in the new year

News|Dec 3, 2024

Severn Trent repairs burst water pipe after residents left with supply interruptions or no water at all

News|Dec 1, 2024

Father and son from Cleobury Mortimer charged with string of drug offences

News|Nov 28, 2024

Appeal after thieves break into van using metal cutters and steal tools

News|Nov 25, 2024

140 properties in areas around Shropshire affected by series of powercuts

News|Nov 20, 2024

Eighteen year old and two boys in court charged with Shropshire and Worcestershire vehicle-linked burglaries

News|Nov 14, 2024

Looking for a specific business in Cleobury Mortimer?

About Cleobury Mortimer

In the shadow of the Clee Hills, Cleobury Mortimer is famed for the twisted spire of its parish church - now the name of a popular beer made by town brewer Hobsons. The town is one of the smallest in Shropshire and was given its market charter in 1253.