A pantomime in Bridgnorth opened to three full houses. Sleeping Beauty launched at Bridgnorth's Theatre on the Steps at the weekend and runs until the end of January.
Organisers of the Ironbridge River Festival say they will be reviewing the event after a number of people complained about parking problems and queues due to the large number of visitors.
Away from the world of banking, there is a pay scandal which may have escaped your notice.
Finding a spinning wheel was a problem to be solved as members of Ombersley Dramatic Society prepared to stage their latest pantomime Sleeping Beauty.
In a world that may seem dark and scary, there's one 'clown in a gown' here to make us all laugh once more.
In a world that may seem dark and scary, there's one 'clown in a gown' here to make us all laugh once more.
Summer is definitely on its way to Shropshire – the Green Man says so. The traditional spirit of the seasons fought his annual battle with the Frost Queen on Clun Bridge watched by thousands of people – and proved victorious.
One hour, 17 minutes and 31 seconds. That's how long it took for Mark Selby to book his place in the semi-finals of the Maplin UK Championships at the Telford International Centre - and win the longest televised frame in snooker history. One hour, 17 minutes and 31 seconds. That's how long it took for Mark Selby to book his place in the semi-finals of the Maplin UK Championships at the Telford International Centre - and win the longest televised frame in snooker history. The marathon frame was enough for the 'Jester from Leicester' to beat Hong Kong's Marco Fu and set up a clash with Ronnie O'Sullivan in tomorrow's second semi-final. It eclipses the previous record holder - the 74-minute energy-sapper between Peter Ebdon and Graeme Dott in the 2006 World championship final. Meanwhile, O'Sullivan was in masterful form as he thrashed Jamie Cope, who had beaten reigning world champion John Higgins earlier in the week. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star
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From electricians and wardrobe staff to the stars of the show and the ensemble – it takes a lot of people to put together the pantomime at Wolverhampton Grand Theatre.
The star went into anaphylactic shock when the unconventional pain remedy went wrong.
Glamping may be all the rage but it nothing new – as those with the money and power in medieval times knew.
A giant dragonfly will welcome visitors to Shrewsbury Flower Show.
Thousands of people descended on part of Wellington as the town took a step into the past for a midsummer fair.
The timeless tale of Swan Lake was brought to life in a glistening production at Birmingham's Symphony Hall.
