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

Read the latest column from Hayley Flavell, director of nursing at Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust.

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

'The Government must axe the family farm tax!' North Shropshire MP backs county's protesting farmers

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

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

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

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Police seize untaxed vehicle in Oswestry and issue reminder to residents: 'Fulfill your responsibilities!'

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More Oswestry stories

Winner of hospital's public recognition award crowned at ceremony

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10-year-old girl seriously injured after being hit by car in Oswestry

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

Firefighters scrambled to Oswestry house after 'embers and flames' seen coming from chimney pot

County charity urges festive shoppers to 're-love the pre-loved' ahead of Christmas

List of schools closed in Shropshire and Mid Wales due to weather conditions and snow - more announced

Education|Nov 19

Paint, stickers and historic features: New rules for shop fronts in Oswestry could come a step closer

15-hour snow and ice yellow weather warning in place for northern Shropshire - starting tonight

Two men killed in serious A5 crash near Oswestry

A5 opened following serious crash

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Danby Registrars Limited T/A Walcot Hall

Walcot Hall, Lydbury North, SY7 8AZ

About Oswestry

Shropshire's largest market town, Oswestry is well known for having a mixed English and Welsh heritage, being five miles from the Anglo-Welsh border. The town also boasts a host of vibrant independent stores, coffee shops and a high number of public houses per head of population - there are around 30. Oswestry is also home to one of the most spectacular and best preserved Iron Age hill forts in Britain - Old Oswestry.