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Don't pay? We won't take your tree away! Council will only collect Christmas trees from waste scheme subscribers

Shropshire Council has reminded residents that they must subscribe to its controversial garden waste collection service if they want their Christmas tree to be collected following the end of the festive season.

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'It will be a grim winter' Shropshire residents explain the measures they are taking amid rising fuel costs and winter fuel allowance cuts

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Shropshire Nursing Boss: Awards deserved for staff who go above and beyond

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'Feedback has been positive!' Shropshire Council defends recycling centre booking and peeling green bin stickers

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More weather warnings in place for ice tomorrow - and for a wet weekend ahead

Cash-strapped council's finances still show multi-million pound shortfall - and reliance on big car park sales

It's 'snow-wonder' they are laughing at Wheatlands

Your World|Nov 20

More Bridgnorth stories

Two south Shropshire bridges to close next week for 'essential' maintenance work

Much Wenlock|Nov 20

140 properties in areas around Shropshire affected by series of powercuts

Hope House smashes fundraising target with nearly half a million in just 36 hours

Winner of hospital's public recognition award crowned at ceremony

Shropshire Council to push forward with bus improvement programme after Government funding announcement

Campaigner aiming to restore Bridgnorth's landmark building is told council is too broke to help

Bridgnorth|Nov 20

Met Office issues yellow weather warning for ice across the West Midlands

Passion, fear and optimism: What Shropshire farmers made of huge Inheritance Tax protest - and what comes next

Town clerk leaves council

Free Christmas trees for schools and churches as estate gets into the festive spirit

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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.