How gunpowder plotters came a cropper on the outskirts of Dudley

Shrewsbury Town begin their search for a new head coach

Shrewsbury Town have begun searching for a new head coach to replace Paul Hurst who was sacked on Sunday.

A former Powys church in Powys could be converted into a dwelling after plans were submitted to the council.

A former church in Powys could be converted into a dwelling after a planning application was submitted to the council.

Plans for defibrillators in Kington have moved forward, a year after a local death

Plans to replace a defibrillator in Kington town centre and possibly provide a new one at Headbrook, will move ahead

Peter Rhodes on new-tech stoves, Labour's Mr Cool and a big bill for doctors

Okay, own up. How many of you ever suspected that GP surgeries, serving the public, supported body and soul by the public and paid for by the public, are not considered part of the public sector?  

Kington's toilets are the worst in the county, a county councillor has claimed

Kington’s public toilets are the worst in the county and are damaging the town’s reputation, a county councillor has said.

Only Men Aloud will be performing ‘A Merry Little Christmas’ at the Albert Hall in Llandrindod Wells.

A male voice choir which is touring for the first time in five years will be being their show to Llandrindod Wells.

A Powys clerk is now a qualified internal auditor after passing a new qualification.

The clerk of Llandrindod Wells Town Council is now a qualified internal auditor after passing a new qualification.

How a butcher's gripe led to the birth of the Football League

To mark the Express & Star's 150th anniversary, Mark Andrews continues his decade-by-decade look through its history.

Fireworks petition with a million signatures to be handed in to Downing Street

Julie Doorne launched her petition in 2018 calling for tighter rules on fireworks to protect people and animals.

Elon Musk’s one million dollars-a-day voter sweepstakes can proceed, judge says

Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner had called the sweepstakes a scam that violates state election law.

Harris and Trump make a furious final push before Election Day

About 77 million Americans already have voted early.

Tuition fee rise ‘morally wrong’ and only a ‘sticking plaster’ for universities

The Government has announced that tuition fees will rise to £9,535 in England from the next academic year to help universities struggling financially.

Labour should raise price of a pint, says one of its backbenchers

Alcohol duty on most other products is set to rise.

‘Nobody had a career as incredible as Quincy Jones’ – Elton John

The record producer and jazz musician worked with Frank Sinatra and Michael Jackson.