Councillor heaps praise on first class Shropshire Star app
A Shropshire councillor manages to keep up with his local news even when he's on the move, thanks to the Shropshire Star app.
News|Dec 3, 2012
News
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Shropshire Star app keeps county couple up with news
A Shropshire couple ensure they never miss out on their favourite local newspaper – despite spending part of the year in Canada – by subscribing to the Shropshire Star's iPad app.
News|Nov 9, 2012
News
Ocado appoint Colliers International to manage app promotion
The Birmingham office of Colliers International has been appointed by Ocado to secure pop-up promotional space in shopping centres across the UK.
Business|Aug 14, 2012
Birmingham
Business
Letter: Old ways are best for elderly
Leaving boarding school (BRIB) at the end of 1946, because of my poor eyesight my job abilities were limited. I worked on a farm at Apley for eight years.
Opinions|Jul 18, 2012
Readers' letters
Opinions
Missing cat is found thanks to Shropshire Star app
A family from Telford have been reunited with their cat – thanks to the Shropshire Star iPhone app. Subscribing to the app costs £1.49 a week or £3.99 a month. To find out more, visit www.shropshirestar.com/app
Telford|Feb 9, 2012
Telford
E&S's new app is proving to be a real hit
An Express & Star reader is enjoying getting all his news via our new app. Warehouse worker Jamie Skelding, 31, had been missing his favourite paper but he now gets all the latest news via the app, which is available for iPad and iPhone users.
Willenhall|Feb 3, 2012
Willenhall
Silver surfers enjoy Shropshire Star app
Two great-grandparents from Newport have proved they are bang up to date with technology by subscribing to the Shropshire Star's new iPad app. To download your app with a week of free access, see www.shropshirestar.com/app
Newport|Jan 31, 2012
Newport
Download the E&S app to get one week's access free
Hundreds of iPhone and iPad users have rushed to download our brand new digital newspaper app. You can join them with a week's free trial that offers full access to Britain's best selling regional paper. It's your chance to have the Express & Star by your side wherever you are.
News|Jan 20, 2012
News
Ludlow to look at ways of boosting park and ride service
Council leaders will look into ways to get more visitors to use Ludlow's park-and-ride bus service to tackle increasing parking problems in the town. Council leaders will look into ways to get more visitors to use Ludlow's park-and-ride bus service to tackle increasing parking problems in the town. Ludlow Town Council voted last night to hold a meeting with traders, residents and Shropshire Council in response to calls for action to free up more spaces on the town's streets. It comes after resident John Diamond, of Mill Street, launched a campaign for more parking concessions for residents, a ban on motorhomes using on-street spaces and for traders to be forced to use the Linney car park.
Ludlow|Aug 24, 2011
Ludlow
Harriers find more ways to raise cash
Raising cash from lotteries and running a car park are part of Kidderminster Harriers' long-term survival plan.
Kidderminster Harriers|Apr 12, 2011
Kidderminster Harriers
Kidderminster
Home of Jobs app available to download
Looking for a job in the West Midlands? Want to do so on the move? Why not check out the Home of Jobs app, powered by the Express & Star.
Business|Nov 2, 2010
Business
Shrewsbury Town bounce back to winning ways
Town return to the top but the challenge now is so stay there, writes Shrewsbury Town blogger James Pugh.
Shrewsbury Town FC|Sep 20, 2010
Shrewsbury Town FC
Collins seeks return to winning ways
Villa defender James Collins has admitted the team are under pressure to quickly rediscover their Premier League winning habit.
Aston Villa|Jan 29, 2010
Aston Villa
Mending ways to save clothes cash
As Juliet Brown slots a bobbin onto the top of the sewing machine and expertly threads a needle, her students look fascinated.
News|Feb 4, 2009
News
Ways to keep council tax down
LETTER:Telford & Wrekin Council has got to find about £3 million of economies in order to keep council tax rises to about 3.5 per cent. This equates to about six per cent of council tax.
Opinions|Feb 4, 2009
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