You can now share images of Wolverhampton crooks thanks to an app
A policing app which allows the public to share images of suspected criminals is to be rolled out to Wolverhampton.
A policing app which allows the public to share images of suspected criminals is to be rolled out to Wolverhampton.
New contracts in food, packaging and scientific equipment will help a leading West Midlands manufacturer smash the £20 million turnover barrier this year.
An app development company has relocated into Shropshire after becoming the latest company to take a letting on Shrewsbury Business Park.
Two Shropshire colleges have set up systems to stop a social media app - claimed to be a "breeding ground for discrimination" - being used on their campuses.
A man raped a woman he had met on an internet dating app in a Telford hotel room, a court heard.
A new mobile game is set to blaze onto the scene in the next few months and could be Wolverhampton's answer to Angry Birds.
It's the app that gives you all the latest news, sport and comment from the Shropshire Star – and it's free to download.
A strategic decision to outsource part of its production to a Walsall firm has helped Ishida Europe double its capacity and achieve significant growth in the process.
A West Midlands apprentice has been named as one of the future stars of engineering at the Manufacturing Technologies Association's Annual Awards.
Visitors, shoppers and revellers in Shrewsbury now have a new and independent local guide to help them find their perfect pub.
ONE of the West Midlands' fastest growing manufacturers is targeting the £20m turnover barrier in 2015.
A few weeks ago, I wrote a column about love in the digital age. In my quest to further discover just how difficult this could be, I did something I am not proud of.
A few weeks ago, I wrote a column about love in the digital age. In my quest to further discover just how difficult this could be, I did something I am not proud of.
A new phone app will allow residents to report potholes, litter and fly tipping at the touch of a button.
Sue Wood has been a Shropshire Star reader since the first copy was printed 50 years ago.