Going, going, gone: 9 landmark Telford buildings that have been demolished including pubs, schools and a cinemaPlus
Work to refurbish and repair the grave of a major benefactor of Llandrindod Wells, Builth Wells and Llanelwedd has been completed
'Shropshire was the first industrial powerhouse in the world' - County's "iron men" who forged a revolution that changed our world for ever
A historian who unlocked untold human stories from a turbulent period of Shropshire's history has died aged 84
Worldwide delegates are heading for Llandrindod Wells to learn about fossils and see a local famous site
14 sizzling pictures showing how the West Midlands coped with our hottest heatwaves. Are you in any of them?Plus
Not long now... These green fields in Telford have seen generations of sporting glory and triumphs, but mostly just carefree play. But soon they will be covered with housing, bringing down the final curtain on the site of the old Phoenix School in Dawley.
'This unique piece of local history is back in action!' Telford steam tram returns to service after six years
Cosford Air Show: Those magnificent men in their flying machines - the highs and lows of Cosford Air Show's 45-year history
"We were furious, not only because of the damage itself, but the lack of respect to those who gave everything in service for the country," Llandrindod Wells legion leader says after vandalism to VE Day flag
‘Hard work, fresh air and a loving family’ the ingredients for a long life, 100-year-old Mid Wales woman says
'We were offered a free pint and a seat - amazing what the power of sheep dip can achieve!' New book recalls life on the farm
As James Oliver inaugurated his great gift to Wellington, he expressed the hope that it would be a boon to the working classes of the town, for whom it was principally intended.
'It's a significant part of our heritage' - Shrewsbury conservation groups welcome £150,000 Lord Hill statue repairs
11 surprising ‘facts’ you were taught at school which are no longer true, including the power of carrots
12 nostalgic pictures from 1980 in Shrewsbury - see who you can spot in our fascinating gallery from the past
The final part of commemorations for the 80th anniversary of VE Day in Llandrindod Wells featured an Act of Remembrance at the war memorial
'It was basic and short of creature comforts - but I loved it' - Memories of Shropshire's 19th century terraced rows demolished in 1960sPlus
105-year-old VE Day veteran who rescued aircrew during WWII honoured by Lord Lieutenant of Shropshire