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Debts force firm to fold

A Telford company, which was owed money by collapsed county firm Wrekin Construction, has folded with the loss of 30 jobs. [caption id="attachment_85852" align="aligncenter" width="450" caption="Eyre Electrical, Hadley Park. "][/caption] A Telford company, which was owed money by collapsed county firm Wrekin Construction, has folded with the loss of 30 jobs. Eyre Electrical Shropshire Ltd, based at Hadley Park, has closed down after operating in the town for 20 years. Both of the company's two operations, Eyre Electrical and Castle Security Systems, announced they have ceased trading. The news came on a grim day for Britain's beleaguered economy with figures showing huge public borrowing and plummeting mortgage lending last month. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star

Telford|Feb 18, 2010
Telford

Simpson confident over strike force

Shrewsbury Town boss Paul Simpson is confident there is much more to come from his trio of attacking summer signings. Shrewsbury Town boss Paul Simpson is confident there is much more to come from his trio of attacking summer signings. The Town chief swooped for Jake Robinson, Nathan Elder and Kris Bright during the close season to bolster his attacking options. Bright and Elder have failed to hold down first team berths after managing just one goal between them and are having to settle for cameos from the substitutes bench at present. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star

Football|Oct 14, 2009
Football

Task force collects cash from criminals

Criminals in Shropshire have been hit hard in their pockets with hundreds of thousands of pounds seized from them following investigations by specialist police. Criminals in Shropshire have been hit hard in their pockets with hundreds of thousands of pounds seized from them following investigations by specialist police. The cash was seized as part of a major operation which saw a total of £84 million seized nationally in the last financial year. And in Shropshire Operation Wire had been hailed as a major success - with £340,000 alone recovered from just one person in the past week. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star

News|Oct 12, 2009
News