No problem with Kylian Mbappe’s start at Real Madrid – Carlo Ancelotti
The champions currently lie in fifth place in the league table.
UK & international sports|Aug 31
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Craven Arms booze ban is a step nearer
A south Shropshire town is one step closer to introducing a booze ban after police said they had received 56 calls in two months complaining about anti-social drinking. A south Shropshire town is one step closer to introducing a booze ban after police said they had received 56 calls in two months complaining about anti-social drinking. Craven Arms Town Council last night voted to investigate getting a designated public place order (DPPO) to cover areas where alcohol related anti-social behaviour has been a problem. And councillors also agreed options could include a blanket booze ban across the town.
Craven Arms|Sep 1, 2010
Craven Arms
Why Gow's move broke down - Mick
Wolves boss Mick McCarthy has revealed Alan Gow failed his medical because of a tear in his hamstring.
Wolves|Jan 12, 2009
Wolves
Taxi bollard in wrong place
A bollard to stop taxi drivers flouting a traffic ban in Stourbridge High Street has been put in the wrong place, allowing cars to squeeze through, it is claimed.
Stourbridge|Jul 12, 2007
Stourbridge
New group will tackle Oswestry teen drinking problem
A group set up to tackle Oswestry's under-age drinking problem was launched today. A group set up to tackle Oswestry's under-age drinking problem was launched today. The Oswestry Community Alcohol Partnership (Os-CAP) officially kicked off today at The Pedigree in Shrewsbury Road. More than 40 people attended the inaugural meeting of Os-CAP and heard that the group was determined to tackle the underage alcohol problem once and for all. [24link]
Oswestry|May 20, 2011
Oswestry
Walsall town centre smell sparks call for action
A mysterious smell is causing a stink in Walsall town centre yet again – more than a decade after it was first raised –and prompting fresh calls for action.
Walsall|Jan 10, 2013
Walsall
Welshpool could gas thousands of nuisance rabbits
THOUSANDS OF rabbits could be killed in Welshpool because they are causing serious damage to sports pitches, putting rugby and football players at risk of injury, it has been revealed. THOUSANDS OF rabbits could be killed in Welshpool because they are causing serious damage to sports pitches, putting rugby and football players at risk of injury, it has been revealed. Welshpool Town Council said today it has been unsuccessful in trying to combat the rabbit problem on the Maesydre playing fields. Robert Robinson, town clerk, said the council had tried everything, but the rabbits had been creating divots and holes on the sports pitches and unless something was done to alleviate the problem injuries would be caused. Full story in today's Shropshire Star
Welshpool|Oct 12, 2010
Welshpool
Residents want more action despite floodwater being pumped off Sandwell street
Residents on a Sandwell street hit by flooding have called for more action to be taken to stop the road flooding again.
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Broken down train causes delays at Shrewsbury Railway Station
A broken down train caused delays at Shrewsbury Railway Station this morning.
Transport|Apr 18, 2016
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Shrewsbury
Telford Asda store's application for 24-hour alcohol licence is approved despite 'boy racer' fears
An Asda Express store has been granted a licence to sell alcohol for 24 hours a day, despite concerns with boy racers in the area.
Telford|Dec 7, 2023
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Ian Austin: I won't be intimidated in anti-Semitism row
Ian Austin has hit back at Len McCluskey over his attack on 'Corbyn-hater' MPs who have challenged the Labour leadership on anti-Semitism.
Politics|Apr 26, 2018
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Drug users see rural areas as a soft touch
Drug users are travelling to rural areas because they are a soft touch, it has been claimed.
Crime|Aug 14, 2013
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Shawbury
Village tired of speeding drivers
Shropshire villagers have complained about speeding motorists at weekends, with some travelling at more than 80mph, writes Luke Sharratt.
Motors|May 3, 2007
Motors
Louise Smarting over road hogs
Driver Louise Yates is considering selling her small car – because she is fed up with road hogs pushing her off the road.
Wolverhampton|Oct 4, 2009
Wolverhampton
Crackdown on drinking louts
New laws are set to be introduced in a Staffordshire village which would ban teenagers from boozing on the streets amid fears that they are developing a drinking culture. New laws are set to be introduced in a Staffordshire village which would ban teenagers from boozing on the streets amid fears that they are developing a drinking culture. Essington Parish Council wants to bring in an alcohol by-law giving police the power to shift anti-social gangs congregating on the streets drinking. Members have unanimously voted to back the plan amid claims the problem was getting fast "out of hand". Council chairman David Clifft said: "Drinking on our streets is becoming a major problem. "The council feels it needs to act now before the problem gets completely out of hand and has taken the first steps to introducing the by-law." Read the full story in the Express & Star.
Wolverhampton|Jun 13, 2007
Wolverhampton