Council offices to close after having no visitors in two years
Council offices in a Shropshire town are to be closed in a cost-cutting measure - after it was revealed clerks working there had not welcomed a single visitor in two years. Council offices in a Shropshire town are to be closed in a cost-cutting measure - after it was revealed clerks working there had not welcomed a single visitor in two years. Members of Craven Arms Town Council decided to cancel an arrangement to lease an office at the town's auction yard, which it had run for two years. It is believed the move will save the authority around £2,500 a year.

Council offices in a Shropshire town are to be closed in a cost-cutting measure - after it was revealed clerks working there had not welcomed a single visitor in two years.
Members of Craven Arms Town Council decided to cancel an arrangement to lease an office at the town's auction yard, which it had run for two years.
It is believed the move will save the authority around £2,500 a year.