Pick of the week
Shropshirestar.com has been packed with great content this week. If you missed reading the site this week, let us point you to 10 highlights
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Former Home Secretary David Blunkett was the guest speaker for an evening at New College for the Wellington Literary Festival.
Women in Mid Wales are among the least likely in Britain to cheat on their partners, a new survey claims.
This is the moment when AFC Telford player Inderpaul Khela was sent off during an on-pitch brawl that he wasn't a part of.
When Jim Mostyn was 18 years old he declared his ambition "to make the world fit", and 36 years later he is well on his way - at least with the people of Shropshire.
The advantages of having a news editor who starts several hours after the rest of us were brought home today when nightwatchman Andy Rogers was caught up in an unusual traffic jam.
Blogger David Craig expressed his disappointment at Shrews' disappointing run of form.
Restaurant review: The Corn Mill sits in an enviable position, perched dramatically over the River Dee in the beautiful Welsh town of Llangollen.
Years of painstaking research by a military historian have resulted in a new book shedding a unique light on an aspect of Shropshire's military history.
Who are these people who think it's fun to destroy the timetables at bus stops?
Looking Back: Here are various trophies won by "C" Company of the 4th Battalion KSLI based at Madeley in the late 1950s or early 1960s.