Health centre plan for petrol station site
Revised plans to turn a former petrol station in the Black Country into a multi-million pound health centre with flats and shops look set to be approved.
Wednesbury|May 23, 2009
Wednesbury
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Changes to beginning and end of Telford primary's day to help parents on the school run
A Telford primary school is to change its opening hours to help families who have to drop children off both there and at secondary school.
Telford|Dec 11, 2023
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Telford
Education
Merger plans for GP clinics
A GP surgery on the Shropshire/Powys border could close under a shake-up by health bosses.
Oswestry|Apr 18, 2005
Mid Wales
Oswestry
Reconomy deal will 'accelerate growth plans' in USA
An international circular economy specialist, with a base in Telford, has completed a major acquisition as part of ambitions to 'accelerate growth plans' in the USA.
Business|Aug 13
Business
Telford
Fears over drone tests
Fears have been raised over the potential use of unmanned flying drones in Mid Wales. Fears have been raised over the potential use of unmanned flying drones in Mid Wales. The Welsh Assembly Government is consulting the public over plans to allow the testing of Unmanned Aerial Systems. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star
Mid Wales|Jun 10, 2009
Mid Wales
Agreement over orthopaedic hospital changes
Bosses at Shropshire's orthopaedic hospital say they have reached agreement with staff on a shake-up of therapy services.
News|Oct 17, 2011
News
Wolverhampton disabled parking scheme is scrapped
Plans to scrap on-street parking for disabled people in the heart of Wolverhampton have been dropped amid concern that it would prove difficult for them to get into the city centre.
Transport|Mar 5, 2013
Transport
Wolverhampton
Shrewsbury Catholic bishop's attack on coalition
The Roman Catholic Bishop of Shrewsbury will use his Christmas address to launch an attack on the Coalition Government over its plans to relax restrictions on same-sex marriage .
News|Dec 24, 2012
News
Phone boxes face the axe
Nearly 90 phone boxes across Shropshire are facing the axe due to the popularity of mobile phones.
North Shropshire|Jul 23, 2008
Bridgnorth
Oswestry
North Shropshire
South Shropshire
Security review after shooting
The owner of Shrewsbury's Buttermarket, where a man was shot, sending terrified clubbers fleeing for safety, today said the venue was reviewing its security procedures. The owner of Shrewsbury's Buttermarket, where a man was shot, sending terrified clubbers fleeing for safety, today said the venue was reviewing its security procedures. Kerry Wycherley insisted the club in Howard Street had "stringent" policies in place and said he did not know how the weapon was smuggled past his doormen. Daniel Maxwell, 24, from Stirchley, Telford, needed surgery to remove a bullet from his arm after being shot at about 2am on Saturday. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star
Shrewsbury|Jun 26, 2007
Shrewsbury
Plans in place for road scheme
Plans are being drawn up to put right a £290,000 road scheme in Craven Arms - at a further cost of £190,000.
South Shropshire|Apr 21, 2007
South Shropshire
Vote on Shropshire health care
Health chiefs believe that downgrading Telford's Princess Royal Hospital and transferring most accident and emergency facilities to Shrewsbury is the best option for the future. What do you think?
News|Sep 19, 2009
News
Councillors to grill 999 chiefs
Ambulance service managers face a grilling tonight from Telford & Wrekin councillors over controversial plans to scrap their Shropshire control room.
News|Sep 5, 2007
News
Train driver assaulted on London Midland service from Wolverhampton to Walsall
A train driver was assaulted by a passenger during a commuter service from Wolverhampton to Walsall today.
Transport|Oct 3, 2016
Transport
Hopes of easier free bus travel in changes
Free bus travel across district boundries could become easier for pensioners in Worcestershire if control of concessionary fares was handed to the county council, it was claimed today.
Kidderminster|Dec 2, 2008
Kidderminster