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Shropshire weather warning as Met Office forecasts 70mph wind gusts - here's when and where

A fresh weather warning is in place for Shropshire for most of Sunday as the Met Office forecasts wind gusts of up to 70mph for the county

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Former Victorian blacksmith's workshop off A442 to be transformed into eco home as plans approved

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'Their priority seems to be making money for shareholders and CEOs' - River campaigners slam water bill hike

Medals of war hero laid forgotten for nearly a century handed to the next generation

'We try and help families create a new kind of normal' - How hospice support services step up to help before and after the worst happens

Yellow weather warning in place as Shropshire braces for high winds

Severn Valley Railway on track to scoop four heritage awards

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Plans for 44 new homes in small Shropshire village given the go ahead

Junior football team kicks of training session in Slade singer's new kit

Cowboy builder locked up for ripping off customers and wrecking their homes while leading lavish lifestyle

Appeal to reunite a heartbroken 13-year-old Bridgnorth boy with his missing dog in time for Christmas

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Former Bridgnorth mayor found in Black Country flat with cocaine in his system - Inquest

Bridgnorth church welcomes new priest after two years without

Hospice at Home - how Severn Hospice home-care keeps patients where they are comfortable

Police crackdown on ‘dodgy’ Fire TV sticks in the West Midlands - law explained

Shropshire Council steps in to save another school bus service after Arriva announces cuts

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About Bridgnorth

Split into Low Town and High Town, there are sights to see from each. The historic Cliff Railway links the two, the oldest and steepest electrical operational cliff railway in England. Home to cobbled streets and a four-legged town hall, this historic market town is filled with independent traders and award winning flowers.