Aldi is rolling out its partnership with the world’s largest surplus food platform, Too Good To Go, across all of its 990 UK stores.
Shropshire tasted defeat in their second National Counties Cricket Association 50 over Knock-Out Trophy outing of the summer.
The pop star closed out the first weekend of the music festival.
A nearly-new MG Metro 6R4 and Ferrari 365 GT 2+2 were among the headline cars sold by Silverstone Auctions during its first appearance at NEC event.
The Oscar winner’s child Olivia has followed in her father’s footsteps.
Jon WHITNEY believes making sacrifices off the pitch can help Walsall deliver festive cheer to supporters.
The tech giant says it’s their “most versatile” Surface yet.
A Shropshire-born fundraiser who is close to completing his target of 90 marathons in 90 days has decided that he hasn't run enough – and is now planning to hit the 400 mark.
Cannock & Stafford Athletics Club's athletes won in the Senior League, the Midland Masters championships and the Diamond League meeting in Birmingham.
A turn-of-the century pumping mill, known as one of Staffordshire's forgotten gems, is celebrating its 100th birthday.
Telford's first 24-hour gym is set to open in Lawley, creating five jobs.
[gallery] Police are still searching for 145 suspected rioters today – a year after chaos hit the streets of the region.
The number of calls received by Samaritans from people with financial worries – including to the charity's branch in Telford – has more than doubled in the last three years, it was revealed today.
Police officers have defended their coverage of a rural area of Shropshire amid mounting criticism from councillors. Police officers have defended their coverage of a rural area of Shropshire amid mounting criticism from councillors. Heather Kidd and Nigel Hartin, who represent Worthen and Chirbury and Clun on Shropshire Council, believe the Bishop's Castle ward is receiving a "skeleton" service from West Mercia Police and had claimed the area was receiving the worst police coverage in Europe. But police have hit back at the claims and insisted the area is one of the safest in which to live and receives coverage 24 hours a day. They have also insisted police presence in south Shropshire has recently been increased. Earlier this year it emerged the town's local policing officer had been off on sick leave and the councillors have now claimed one of the covering staff has been reassigned elsewhere.
Plans to build an offshore wind farm in the path of a ferry route to the Isle of Man have attracted criticism from the Chamber of Shipping.
