Landowners hit out at the Welsh Government ‘for grossly undervaluing’ properties and land on the day that the £95 million Newtown Bypass opened.
Telford & Wrekin Council is threatening legal action over a planning dispute.
A developer from Cannock threatened to allow travellers to move onto fields if residents did not back his plan to build houses.
Shropshire landowner William Cash failed to shake up the constituency of North Warwickshire.
A Shropshire landowner has called for the setting-up of a separate tourism ministry, tighter legislation on solar farms and wind turbines, and VAT relief for repairs to listed buildings as part of a drive to boost visitor attractions.
A businessman who dumped thousands of tonnes of waste from a new supermarket development on his land without a permit has been ordered to pay almost £70,000 in fines and costs.
Telford & Wrekin have been urged to cut out the sloppy errors by defender Jon Woodrow ahead of their trip to Barford Tigers on Saturday.
Telford & Wrekin defender Jon Woodrow has urged his team mates to bounce back from their opening-day defeat in Midlands Premier by inflicting a second straight defeat on Coventry & North Warwickshire this weekend.
A Shropshire landowner has been targeted with a campaign of verbal abuse just hours after it was revealed he had withdrawn his objections to a controversial coal mining scheme.A Shropshire landowner has been targeted with a campaign of verbal abuse just hours after it was revealed he had withdrawn his objections to a controversial coal mining scheme. Terry Beanland has withdrawn his objections to UK Coal's plans to mine next to the land owned by his company Wolverton Woodlands, near The Wrekin. He said that his concerns about UK Coal's plans for open-cast mining had been dealt with. And he said he was now happy with agreements made between the two parties. But Mr Beanland said residents were obviously not happy with his withdrawal. "I had a couple of people yesterday afternoon telephone me and one person e-mail me, telling me I was a turncoat and a disgrace and they expected me to support the local people," he said. Read more in the Shropshire Star
