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Third arson attack in 24 hours

Vandals set fire to seven cars in the third arson attack on an industrial estate near Oswestry in less than 24 hours. Vandals set fire to seven cars in the third arson attack on an industrial estate near Oswestry in less than 24 hours. Firefighters and police, as well as the force helicopter, were called to the Rednal Industrial Estate in West Felton, last night after the vehicles were set alight. The blazes have caused thousands of pounds of damage and put lives at risk. The BT lines at the site were also down today due to heat damage. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star 

Oswestry|Nov 30, 2007
Oswestry

Chain plans 24-hour opening

Fast-food chain McDonald's is bidding to open one of its restaurants in Shrewsbury around the clock. Fast-food chain McDonald's is bidding to open one of its restaurants in Shrewsbury around the clock. The move comes just days after the firm's restaurant in Pride Hill was granted permission to serve hot food until 5am each night. Now McDonald's is seeking planning permission to open its branch in Battlefield Road 24 hours a day, instead of the 6am-midnight opening it is currently allowed.

Business|Oct 2, 2007
Business
Shrewsbury

Linesman, 24, guilty of GBH

A football linesman was found guilty today of punching a player during a match. David Taylor, 24, of Bainbridge Green, Shrewsbury, had denied a charge of grievous bodily harm. A football linesman was found guilty today of punching a player during a match. David Taylor, 24, of Bainbridge Green, Shrewsbury, had denied a charge of grievous bodily harm against Ludlow Town Colts player Nicholas Dahn. It followed an incident during a game between Heathgates Utd and Ludlow Town Colts. The jury returned a unanimous guilty verdict at Shrewsbury Crown Court today. Taylor will be sentenced at a later date after pre-sentence reports have been prepared. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star 

Sport|Apr 20, 2007
Sport
Shrewsbury

Fans visit 20 stadia in 24 hours

Distance was no object for a bunch of crazy Black Country football fans who decided to raise money for their local club by calling at every Premiership ground in the country in 24 hours. Distance was no object for a bunch of crazy Black Country football fans who decided to raise money for their local club by calling at every Premiership ground in the country in 24 hours. Some 20 stadiums, 900 miles and 21 hours later, they completed their ambitious jaunt – and have the pictures to prove it. The parents and managers of Rowley Rangers FC raised a four-figure sum which will be split between paying for a football holiday for the youngsters and Acorns Children's Hospice. The gang of 12 set off on their journey at 4am on Saturday. They started at Portsmouth's Fratton Park, the most southerly of the Premiership sides, and worked their way up to St James's Park, where Newcastle United play. The final stop was Villa Park before heading for Sandwell Valley to watch the Rangers' own Sunday match kick-off at 10.30am. Read the full story in the Express & Star. 

Stafford|Mar 27, 2007
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