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Police council tax going up by average of £14 a year in Shropshire

People across West Mercia are set to see their policing bill increase for the year.

New techniques lead to patients leaving hospital on same day as surgery

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Lights, camera, action! Harry Potter star in Bridgnorth as High Street transformed for new TV drama

Bridgnorth|4 hours ago

Town Council sets its budget

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Drink drivers caught on Shropshire's roads over New Year face justice - including one who caused three-vehicle smash on A5

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'Safeguard our banks and protect our cash' - Shropshire MP asks Lloyds CEO to 'reconsider' closures

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Shropshire's interim nursing boss praises dedication of volunteers

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More Bridgnorth stories

Drink driving Bridgnorth pensioner, 77, handed road ban and large fine

News|10 hours ago

V2 rocket attack survivor to remember victims on 80th anniversary

News|23 hours ago

Shropshire Council will look at sites for 1,500 new houses - potentially on green belt - as it looks to salvage its local plan

News|23 hours ago

Live map shows sewage spills in England - check the most recent leaks in your area

Council 'committed' to supporting breastfeeding mums insists health boss after peer group closes

Supporters donate £36,000 after huge landslip knocks Severn Valley Railway off track

County NHS bosses have picked a preferred new provider for out-of-hours GP services - and it isn't Shropdoc

Watch: Drone video lays bare damage and disruption caused by landslip on Severn Valley Railway line

New award for outstanding contributions to south Shropshire village

South Shropshire|Feb 3

New venue for Shropshire Business Festival

Your World|Feb 3

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About Bridgnorth

Split into Low Town and High Town, there are sights to see from each. The historic Cliff Railway links the two, the oldest and steepest electrical operational cliff railway in England. Home to cobbled streets and a four-legged town hall, this historic market town is filled with independent traders and award winning flowers.