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South Shropshire sports centre that had been threatened with closure is safe until 2027 after community campaign

The future of a south Shropshire sports centre has been secured for another year after a major community effort.

Supporting image for story: South Shropshire sports centre that had been threatened with closure is safe until 2027 after community campaign

Supporting image for story: Local mum launches Easter trail to bring magic to high street

Local mum launches Easter trail to bring magic to high street

Supporting image for story: Shropshire exotic vet practice wins national recognition for bunny care

Shropshire exotic vet practice wins national recognition for bunny care

Supporting image for story: 'We’ve been ordered to take down 5.8ft garden fence in the West Midlands which keeps our autistic son safe'

'We’ve been ordered to take down 5.8ft garden fence in the West Midlands which keeps our autistic son safe'

Supporting image for story: South Shropshire exotic vet plans new facility for emergency accommodation of small animals

South Shropshire exotic vet plans new facility for emergency accommodation of small animals

Supporting image for story: 'We made a special edition brew with Godiva and Boadicia hops at a Shropshire brewery for International Women's Day and it's going out to 50 pubs'

'We made a special edition brew with Godiva and Boadicia hops at a Shropshire brewery for International Women's Day and it's going out to 50 pubs'

Supporting image for story: Hobsons Brewery to brew its first International Women’s Day Beer

Hobsons Brewery to brew its first International Women’s Day Beer

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South Shropshire sports centre that had been threatened with closure is safe until 2027 after community campaign

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Supporting image for story: Asda van submerged in South Shropshire flood water

Asda van submerged in South Shropshire flood water

Supporting image for story: South Shropshire town's council tax precept to increase by nearly 20 per cent

South Shropshire town's council tax precept to increase by nearly 20 per cent

Supporting image for story: Shropshire man found not guilty of historic indecency charges

Shropshire man found not guilty of historic indecency charges

Supporting image for story: West Midlands family-run pharmacy group acquires five Shropshire branches

West Midlands family-run pharmacy group acquires five Shropshire branches

Supporting image for story: Fantastic moment adorable Northern giraffe is born at West Midlands Safari Park

Fantastic moment adorable Northern giraffe is born at West Midlands Safari Park

Supporting image for story: 'I get to look good by spending Halesowen's money': Senior manager at a Black Country NHS trust joked about spending public money before being jailed

'I get to look good by spending Halesowen's money': Senior manager at a Black Country NHS trust joked about spending public money before being jailed

Supporting image for story: Former Cleobury Mortimer NHS manager jailed after admitting spending more than £123,000 of taxpayers money

Former Cleobury Mortimer NHS manager jailed after admitting spending more than £123,000 of taxpayers money

Supporting image for story: Former senior Dudley NHS manager jailed after admitting spending more than £123,000 of taxpayers money

Former senior Dudley NHS manager jailed after admitting spending more than £123,000 of taxpayers money

Supporting image for story: Shropshire providing the UK's first town of culture is surely a formality - here's why

Shropshire providing the UK's first town of culture is surely a formality - here's why

Supporting image for story: Chainsaws and tools stolen in raid on south Shropshire farm

Chainsaws and tools stolen in raid on south Shropshire farm

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.