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Shrewsbury Town's Tom Bradshaw awaits potential under-21 debut

Shrewsbury Town boss Graham Turner today reflected on the "double-edged sword" of international call-ups – as striker Tom Bradshaw waits for a potential under 21 debut. Shrewsbury Town boss Graham Turner today reflected on the "double-edged sword" of international call-ups – as striker Tom Bradshaw waits for a potential under 21 debut. Bradshaw is set to play for Wales in Montnegro in a UEFA qualifier tonight. Fellow Town forward James Collins is also away with Republic of Ireland under 21s, who are in action in Turkey this evening. And, while Turner is delighted for both players to see their progression up the international ladder, he is hoping to limit the disruption to club after the duo missed Saturday's impressive 1-0 triumph at Gillingham.

Shrewsbury Town FC|Sep 6, 2011
Shrewsbury Town FC

Mother, 21, robbed by men in Bridgnorth

A 21-year-old mother was robbed during a terrifying ordeal when two men threatened her before stealing hundreds of pounds as she walked home with her baby in Bridgnorth. A 21-year-old mother was robbed during a terrifying ordeal when two men threatened her before stealing hundreds of pounds as she walked home with her baby in Bridgnorth. The victim was pushing her baby in a pushchair near the garages between Racecourse Drive and Tasley Close shortly before 9.30pm yesterday when the attack happened. The robbers grabbed the woman before pushing an unknown object into her back. She was then threatened and ordered to hand over her wallet and any other valuables before the men fled on foot with more than £300 in cash.

Bridgnorth|May 12, 2011
Bridgnorth

Man, 21, jailed for unprovoked assault in Telford pub

A drunk who launched an unprovoked attack against a man in a Shropshire pub has been jailed for 30 months after being told by a judge he was "not fit" to live among society. A drunk who launched an unprovoked attack against a man in a Shropshire pub has been jailed for 30 months after being told by a judge he was "not fit" to live among society. Judge Peter Cooke said Ashley Morris had an "appalling" record for violence. The 21-year-old, of Wigmores, Woodside, Telford, pleaded guilty to assaulting Paul Onions at The Elizabethan pub in Woodside on November 6 last year. Shrewsbury Crown Court heard how Mr Onions, who is in his 50s, was left with three missing teeth, two broken teeth and damage to his ear following the assault by Morris, who had drunk 13 pints of lager and only been released from prison weeks earlier after another attack.

Telford|Mar 3, 2011
Telford
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