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Telford man, 37, denies ordering cannabis from America to sell

A Shropshire man has denied ordering cannabis from America to sell.

Supporting image for story: Telford man, 37, denies ordering cannabis from America to sell

Supporting image for story: Free event celebrating military personnel returning to Telford this month

Free event celebrating military personnel returning to Telford this month

Supporting image for story: Three-bedroom Telford home to be sold at auction with astonishingly low guide price

Three-bedroom Telford home to be sold at auction with astonishingly low guide price

Supporting image for story: Brewers Fayre vacates Telford pub with discussions on its future under way

Brewers Fayre vacates Telford pub with discussions on its future under way

Supporting image for story: £1.9 million work begins to remove problem concrete at Telford primary school

£1.9 million work begins to remove problem concrete at Telford primary school

Supporting image for story: Murder mystery with a comedic twist set for Donnington's Little Theatre

Murder mystery with a comedic twist set for Donnington's Little Theatre

Supporting image for story: Telford College putting on extra bus routes from September serving Madeley, Shifnal and more

Telford College putting on extra bus routes from September serving Madeley, Shifnal and more

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Telford man, 37, denies ordering cannabis from America to sell

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Supporting image for story: Cyclist rushed to hospital with 'serious injuries' after crash with car in Telford

Cyclist rushed to hospital with 'serious injuries' after crash with car in Telford

Supporting image for story: 10 Shropshire businesses handed food hygiene ratings - including one Telford cafe told 'major improvement necessary'

10 Shropshire businesses handed food hygiene ratings - including one Telford cafe told 'major improvement necessary'

Supporting image for story: Supermarket giant Asda could roll out facial recognition software to Shropshire stores in bid to fight crime

Supermarket giant Asda could roll out facial recognition software to Shropshire stores in bid to fight crime

Supporting image for story: Albrighton youngsters dig in for wildlife with the ‘Big Plant Out’ project

Albrighton youngsters dig in for wildlife with the ‘Big Plant Out’ project

Supporting image for story: £400 million defence investment will be a big boost to Telford's 'skills cluster', says MP

£400 million defence investment will be a big boost to Telford's 'skills cluster', says MP

Supporting image for story: Update on Telford's problem landfill site issued by Environment Agency

Update on Telford's problem landfill site issued by Environment Agency

Supporting image for story: Four weeks of roadworks and closures planned for Telford road

Four weeks of roadworks and closures planned for Telford road

Supporting image for story: VE Day celebrations underway at dementia support groups in Telford

VE Day celebrations underway at dementia support groups in Telford

Supporting image for story: 'We are very proud of our local links to both the military and defence sector' - Telford MP on veteran support

'We are very proud of our local links to both the military and defence sector' - Telford MP on veteran support

Supporting image for story: Abuser's sexual assault on friend when they were teens in Telford comes to light after victim learned of his other sick crimes

Abuser's sexual assault on friend when they were teens in Telford comes to light after victim learned of his other sick crimes

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About Donnington

The original Donnington village was to the northeast of the current centre of Donnington and was under the Duke of Sutherland's estate. It was a minor industrial centre where C&W Walker Ltd iron works produced components of gasometers and ship's engines. It is home to a small amateur dramatics company, The Little Theatre, and each year the Broadoaks playing fields play host to a free Guy Fawkes fair and bonfire night.