Footfall in Shrewsbury town centre out-performed the national average as shoppers returned to support their local traders in the first week of reopening.
Ground investigation work has started as part of works by the Environment Agency to improve the resilience of the temporary flood barriers in Ironbridge that are deployed along the Wharfage during times of flooding.
Around 150 people gathered beneath the Darwin Oak on Sunday, calling on Shropshire Council to scrap its North West Road plans and ‘Save Our Shropshire Trees’.
Footfall in Shrewsbury town centre out-performed the national average as shoppers returned to support their local traders in the first week of reopening.
Ground investigation work has started as part of works by the Environment Agency to improve the resilience of the temporary flood barriers in Ironbridge that are deployed along the Wharfage during times of flooding.
Temporary traffic lights will be in place on Welshpool Road in Shrewsbury from 17 May to 11 June while Western Power Distribution undertake a reinforcement scheme.
The number of COVID-19 cases in the Shropshire Council area has fallen by nearly 50%, whilst in Telford and Wrekin the rate is fluctuating, the latest figures show.
Temporary traffic lights will be in place on Welshpool Road in Shrewsbury from 17 May to 11 June while Western Power Distribution undertake a reinforcement scheme.
The number of COVID-19 cases in the Shropshire Council area has fallen by nearly 50%, whilst in Telford and Wrekin the rate is fluctuating, the latest figures show.
Police are cracking down on antisocial behaviour in Shrewsbury town centre with an increased number of officers in the area following a spate of incidents.
Around 150 people gathered beneath the Darwin Oak on Sunday, calling on Shropshire Council to scrap its North West Road plans and ‘Save Our Shropshire Trees’.
Temporary traffic lights will be in place on Welshpool Road in Shrewsbury from 17 May to 11 June while Western Power Distribution undertake a reinforcement scheme.
The number of COVID-19 cases in the Shropshire Council area has fallen by nearly 50%, whilst in Telford and Wrekin the rate is fluctuating, the latest figures show.