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Oswestry man who lied to get pilot's job with airline admits fraud

An Oswestry man who told an airline company that he was a captain to get a pilot's job, has admitted fraud.

Dazed dangerous driver rushing to date crashed into tree, causing cyclist to break shoulder

A dangerous driver who crashed into a tree and caused a cyclist to fall and be knocked unconscious was rushing to go on a date, a court heard.

'It's a good idea, but it's risky - here's what it will take to make Oswestry cinema plan a success'

The former owner of an Oswestry cinema says bringing the historic film venue back into use will need “a lot of work, a lot of time and a lot of money".

Oswestry|18 hours ago

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'We'll miss being part of the community': Wellington's oldest charity shop shuts after 47 years

Customers have bid farewell to Wellington's 'oldest' charity shop.

Wellington|9 hours ago

World Whisky Day: We meet Shropshire's whisky innovators as the world celebrates a wee dram

It's a drink that can be used to celebrate, to commiserate, to toast good fortune or just as something to warm up a cold evening.

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Food and Drink|9 hours ago

Fears illegal parking will increase in Newport after town council's 'very difficult' decision

A borough councillor fears illegal parking will get worse in Newport after the town council agreed to reduce its contribution to enforcing the rules.

Transport|9 hours ago

Naturists to visit Shropshire gardens for evening picnic

A group of naked visitors are set to descend on a Shropshire market town for a visit to one of the county's gardens.

Market Drayton|9 hours ago

Undertaker's campaign to get bereavement discussed in schools to be discussed in parliament

A Shropshire undertaker's campaign to get bereavement and discussions of death added to the national curriculum is to be discussed in parliament.

Bridgnorth|9 hours ago

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Mark Andrews: Sleazy Eurovision, pointless job opportunities, and shining a light on the truth behind 'assisted dying'

Like most of you, I didn't watch Eurovision. Haven't done for years. I suppose Scooch were a bit of a laugh, with their airline-related double entendres, and Bucks Fizz provided a bit of fun in 1981. But apart from that, you have to go back to Brotherhood of Man in 1976 to think of a UK entry you would actually describe as 'good'. And given that viewers have been without Terry Wogan's acerbic commentary since 2008, you will forgive me for finding something better to do on a Saturday night.

Mark Andrews|9 hours ago

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