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Rural show gets a new manager

One of the regions largest farming and agricultural shows has a new manager at the helm.

Cleobury Mortimer|9 hours ago

Police issue update on pair arrested on suspicion of firearms offence after 'assault' in Cleobury Mortimer

Man injured and two arrested as armed police rush to report of assault near south Shropshire school

Flat flood in Cleobury Mortimer - firefighters on the scene

Battleship battle veteran Tony Ditcham dies at 102

Cleobury Mortimer|Nov 1

18 adorable photos from Shropshire's latest Sausage Dog Social show pooches and owners enjoying the sunshine

Cleobury Mortimer|Oct 28

Shropshire town prepares to go barking mad over first-ever sausage dog social

Cleobury Mortimer|Oct 14

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Plan to bring 'tired' former medical centre back into use after a decade of standing empty

Cleobury Mortimer|Oct 5

Vet to open new Shropshire practice for exotic animals - with re-assuring message to locals

Cleobury Mortimer|Aug 22

Deal completed for Muller England's former Cleobury Mortimer premises

Business|Aug 20

'We've received awards for our creamy ice cream made with milk from our own herd of cows'

Fire crews tackle high street car fire

Cleobury Mortimer|Jul 18

Retired 'Her Indoors' set to burn rubber drag racing in honour of her late husband

Cleobury Mortimer|Jul 11

Shropshire secondary school downgraded and told it needs to improve

Cleobury Mortimer|Jul 10

Shropshire rugby club plans new clubhouse facilities

Tenbury Wells|Jul 6

Fires destroy a tent, damage a hollow tree and an unattended bonfire goes out of control in busy evening for fire crews

Formula 1 lies and an 'evil twin sister': Romance scam victim defrauded his friends out of £130,000+

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About Cleobury Mortimer

In the shadow of the Clee Hills, Cleobury Mortimer is famed for the twisted spire of its parish church - now the name of a popular beer made by town brewer Hobsons. The town is one of the smallest in Shropshire and was given its market charter in 1253.