A grieving Shropshire couple are appealing for help in their fundraising campaign to stop youngsters in the county losing their lives to undiagnosed heart conditions.
The parents of a teenager from Staffordshire who died suddenly on his 13th birthday have paid tribute to their 'lovely and much-loved' son.
An ex-Wolverhampton Grammar School pupil is returning home to perform his heartfelt one man show as part of his UK tour.
War veterans, serving servicemen and women and their families turned out in their thousands across the Midlands for ceremonies to honour the bravery and sacrifice of the armed forces.
Welsh singing star Cerys Matthews was in Shropshire for the last but one date on her current tour promoting her new album Don't Look Down.
Wolves ace Nicolai Klindt issued a heartfelt thank-you to the club's fans after the team's home league match with Peterborough.
Wolves legend Steve Bull has paid a heartfelt tribute to Sir Bobby Robson following the death of the man who made him a World Cup footballer.
The family of hero Black Country soldier Corporal Jonathan Horne have issued a heartfelt "thank you" to people for their support as they prepared to lay him to rest.
Schoolchildren have made a heartfelt plea to vandals to stop attacking their Telford school.
The Bishop of Shrewsbury has launched a stinging attack against the Burmese authorities, accusing them of dragging their feet as thousands suffered. The Bishop of Shrewsbury has launched a stinging attack against the Burmese authorities, accusing them of dragging their feet as thousands suffered. The Rt Rev Dr Alan Smith called for continued international pressure from world leaders, but said everybody could play their part in relieving the effects of Cyclone Nargis. The death toll from the cyclone jumped to nearly 29,000 yesterday amid warnings that the military junta, which has ruled the isolated nation with an iron fist for nearly four decades, was creating a "humanitarian catastrophe of genuinely epic proportions". Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star
The Shropshire family of a pensioner who died six weeks after he was stabbed with a metal spike and found in a cupboard paid tribute to him today. The Shropshire family of a pensioner who died six weeks after he was stabbed with a metal spike and found in a cupboard paid tribute to him today. Leslie Ince, 80, of Walsall, West Midlands, was attacked with a 23-inch barbecue skewer, which went 14 inches into his neck and torso. He was discovered at his home on February 21. His son Peter, who lives near Much Wenlock, appeared on TV show Crimewatch appealing for help with the ongoing police investigation. Read the full story in the Shropshire Star.
