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Historic south Shropshire market hall that once housed quirky museum The Land of Lost Content is up for sale

The former home of a quirky museum in Craven Arms has gone up for sale.

'Improve the wedding venue signficantly'': Toilet plans lodged for Shropshire's Delbury Hall

Police seize two motorbikes being ridden antisocially on the Long Mynd - two men reported for no insurance

Building plot in South Shropshire with planning permission listed with low guide price

Two Shropshire groups handed more than £500k in Levelling Up money to help reopen long-lost village pubs

News|Dec 26, 2024

Horse rescued from river by firefighters

News|Dec 21, 2024

'300 trees down': Train services into south Wales from Shropshire cancelled for Storm Darragh clean up

News|Dec 13, 2024

More Craven Arms stories

Village pub near Craven Arms closed for more than a decade could become three new homes

News|Dec 13, 2024

Residents object to flat plans for pub which Shropshire town is named after

News|Dec 9, 2024

Santa and his sleigh are ready to go

Your World|Dec 2, 2024

Firefighters called to chimney fire at south Shropshire property in middle of the night

News|Dec 1, 2024

Historic Craven Arms pub could be gone forever after plans to convert it into apartments revealed

News|Nov 25, 2024

Flooding closes major Shropshire A-road while car parks close in Shrewsbury as river levels rise

News|Nov 24, 2024

In a small Shropshire village lies a pub which is the heart of the community

News|Nov 24, 2024

Craven Arms set to sparkle with 'magical' Christmas lights switch-on

Your World|Nov 22, 2024

'Feedback has been positive!' Shropshire Council defends recycling centre booking and peeling green bin stickers

News|Nov 21, 2024

Two south Shropshire bridges to close next week for 'essential' maintenance work

Much Wenlock|Nov 20, 2024

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About Craven Arms

A market-town, Craven Arms boasts a wealth of different shops and businesses, all within easy reach of the Shropshire hills. Just outside the town is the historic i fortified manor house of Stokesay Castle. It describes itself as the "gateway to the Marches".