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Villagers near Shrewsbury are 'anxious' about noise if children's care home plan given the go-ahead

Neighbours are divided on plans to turn a home in a village near Shrewsbury into a care home for children.

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Health and fitness club submits plans for 146-bedroom hotel in Shrewsbury

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Many people in Shropshire still without broadband access

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Large plot of undeveloped land in commercial area of Shrewsbury listed for sale - suitable for developers

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'The fact is there are some people who don't have a choice' - Shropshire foodbanks ready to help as winter descends

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Flooding closes major Shropshire A-road while car parks close in Shrewsbury as river levels rise

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Train line reopen after flooding on the tracks suspends services between Shrewsbury and Birmingham

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Villagers near Shrewsbury are 'anxious' about noise if children's care home plan given the go-ahead

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Serious flood warnings in place for Shropshire in aftermath of Storm Bert

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'White-faced with pain' - Fascinating tale of Shrewsbury World War II hero who was 'sprayed with bullets' as furthest advancing D-Day soldier

Plans to turn home in village near Shrewsbury into children's care home

'I will never forgive what happened' - Widow of former NHS worker who died after exposure to asbestos

Storm Bert: Landslide on Shropshire/Wales border and Ironbridge canoeists in trouble in weather chaos

Storm Bert fresh flood alert in South Shropshire with several towns expected to be affected

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Boasting more than 600 listed buildings including the Castle and world-famous Shrewsbury Abbey - home of the fictional Brother Cadfael - Shrewsbury is a must visit place. The county town is the birthplace of Charles Darwin and is within a loop of the River Severn providing beautiful riverside walks. The town is also home to Shropshire's only football league side.