A group of campaigners have written to the Culture Secretary to urge a rethink over an amendment around press freedom.
When the BBC was rumoured to be seeking more right-wing comedians to balance those from the left, new Director General Tim Davie could not have been expecting so many to come forward.
We round up the brawniest and most hardwearing cars you can get your hands on today, ideal for the jungle – and the urban jungle too
Shrewsbury Town have been handed a fitness boost as Junior Brown and Jim O'Brien are in contention for a return – but Salop must wait on concerns over Ivan Toney and Joe Riley.
Shrewsbury Town have been handed a fitness boost as Junior Brown and Jim O'Brien are in contention for a weekend return - but Salop must wait on concerns for Ivan Toney and Joe Riley.
Paul Simpson heaped praise on his free-scoring side - after they came within seven goals of surpassing the club's tally for the whole of last season by the end of November. Manager Paul Simpson today heaped praise on his free-scoring Shrewsbury Town side - after they came within seven goals of surpassing the club's tally for the whole of last season by the end of November. Town managed just 57 goals in all competitions last term, but have come an altogether more prolific outfit this campaign, with Grant Holt's last-gasp penalty winner against Dagenham on Tuesday taking them through the half-century barrier. And Simpson, who was today working to beat the loan transfer deadline with the possibility of movement both in and out of Oteley Road, is thrilled with that return. "I have been delighted with the number of goals we have scored and there has been some really good forward play," said the Town boss." Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star.
A former Shropshire-based weather expert is predicting more freak flooding, torrential downpours and hailstorms next week as this month turns from flaming June to mid-summer mayhem. A former Shropshire-based weather expert is predicting more freak flooding, torrential downpours and hailstorms next week as this month turns from flaming June to mid-summer mayhem. The wet weather is due to persist throughout this week but astrophysicist Piers Corbyn, of Weather Action long range weather forecasters, said another wave of rainstorms will batter Britain from the weekend and leave tennis's showpiece event, Wimbledon, a washout. Former Newport-based meteorologist Mr Corbyn predicted the storms would peak between June 24 and 26. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star
Stourbridge capitalised on the big moments to seize control and deservedly progressed past a Matlock side that wilted towards the end of this FA Cup tie.
There was a little bit of everything to delight the audience – card tricks, fire eating and monkeys that seemed to appear from nowhere.
Fake ads can remain live for weeks, even after public warnings about them have been issued, Which? said.
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A music festival in Shrewsbury held in memory of a musician who was killed in an unprovoked attack say they plan to make the event bigger than ever this year.
Graham Dorrans and Gonzalo Jara struck from distance to give Albion an impressive victory at the Walkers Stadium.
Fake ads can remain live for weeks, even after public warnings about them have been issued, Which? said.
Residents in a Shrewsbury housing development have formed a resident's association after they claim the company paid to look after the maintenance of the estate has been failing in its duties.
