10 new jobs as PG Skips granted permission to expand in Wem
At least 10 new jobs will be created after plans to expand a Wem recycling plant were approved.
Business|Jun 30, 2017
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PG Skips expansion plan in Wem angers residents
Plans to expand a recycling plant on the outskirts of Wem have come under fire from residents.
Property|Dec 29, 2016
Property
Wem
PG Skips looking to create more jobs at Shropshire recycling plant
New jobs could be created under plans to expand a recycling plant.
Business|Dec 6, 2016
Wem
Business
WATCH: Mark's nearly halfway to 400 marathons in 365 days
Marathon runner Mark Vaz is about to reach the halfway point of his outrageous 400 marathons in 365 days challenge.
Cannock Chase|Jan 22, 2016
Penkridge
Stone
Cannock Chase
Quick off the Mark for record - Shrewsbury man bids to run 400 marathons in 365 days
A world record-breaking marathon runner has chosen to support an adoption charity as he bids to become the first man to complete 400 marathons in a year.
Telford|Dec 11, 2015
Shrewsbury
Telford
Sisters running 365 miles in memory of grandmother
When sisters Lucy and Katie Playfair pledged they would run at least a mile every single day of the year, they realised a huge challenge lay ahead of them.
Birmingham|Mar 9, 2015
Brierley Hill
Birmingham
Kingswinford
One year shown in 365 stunning pictures by Shrewsbury amateur photographer
These stunning snapshots capture a year through the lens – every single day of it, in fact.
Shrewsbury|Feb 8, 2013
Shrewsbury
Violent film trailers shown at PG cartoon in Birmingham
Parents were left horrified after trailers for violent films were shown during the screening of a children's cartoon at a cinema.
Birmingham|Jan 16, 2013
Birmingham
50 trains used Telford rail freight terminal in first 365 days
A multi-million-pound international rail freight terminal in Shropshire has been branded "a white elephant" by campaigners, who have called for more to be made of the site. A multi-million-pound international rail freight terminal in Shropshire has been branded "a white elephant" by campaigners, who have called for more to be made of the site. The £7.75m International Railfreight Park in Donnington, Telford, was expected to handle four trains a day when it opened in 2009. But in its first year just 50 trains used the centre - leading to calls today for part of the site to be used as a lorry park to help boost business. However, Telford & Wrekin Council chiefs have defended the terminal, saying they expected to make "significant" announcements about further new users in the next few weeks.
News|Jan 18, 2011
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