WATCH: Mark's nearly halfway to 400 marathons in 365 days
Marathon runner Mark Vaz is about to reach the halfway point of his outrageous 400 marathons in 365 days challenge.
Cannock Chase|Jan 22, 2016
Penkridge
Stone
Cannock Chase
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Quick off the Mark for record - Shrewsbury man bids to run 400 marathons in 365 days
A world record-breaking marathon runner has chosen to support an adoption charity as he bids to become the first man to complete 400 marathons in a year.
Telford|Dec 11, 2015
Shrewsbury
Telford
Emiliano Martinez could miss Ipswich clash with thigh injury
Wolves goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez is an injury doubt for the trip to Ipswich Town a week tomorrow.
Wolves|Nov 13, 2015
Wolves
Sisters running 365 miles in memory of grandmother
When sisters Lucy and Katie Playfair pledged they would run at least a mile every single day of the year, they realised a huge challenge lay ahead of them.
Birmingham|Mar 9, 2015
Brierley Hill
Birmingham
Kingswinford
Villa's Philippe Senderos suffers thigh injury
Aston Villa defender Philippe Senderos is facing a lengthy spell on the sidelines after suffering a thigh injury on international duty.
Aston Villa|Oct 13, 2014
Aston Villa
One year shown in 365 stunning pictures by Shrewsbury amateur photographer
These stunning snapshots capture a year through the lens – every single day of it, in fact.
Shrewsbury|Feb 8, 2013
Shrewsbury
Woman rescued after becoming stuck thigh-deep in mud
A woman had to be rescued by firefighters after becoming trapped thigh-deep in mud. A woman had to be rescued by firefighters after becoming trapped thigh-deep in mud. The woman was out walking when she got stuck in thick mud in a field off Pinewood Road, Ashley Heath, near Market Drayton, yesterday. She called the fire service from her mobile phone after efforts to free herself failed. Firefighters from Ashley and Newcastle found the woman by following her footprints along a path. Full story in today's Shropshire Star [24link]
Market Drayton|Oct 6, 2011
Market Drayton
50 trains used Telford rail freight terminal in first 365 days
A multi-million-pound international rail freight terminal in Shropshire has been branded "a white elephant" by campaigners, who have called for more to be made of the site. A multi-million-pound international rail freight terminal in Shropshire has been branded "a white elephant" by campaigners, who have called for more to be made of the site. The £7.75m International Railfreight Park in Donnington, Telford, was expected to handle four trains a day when it opened in 2009. But in its first year just 50 trains used the centre - leading to calls today for part of the site to be used as a lorry park to help boost business. However, Telford & Wrekin Council chiefs have defended the terminal, saying they expected to make "significant" announcements about further new users in the next few weeks.
News|Jan 18, 2011
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