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The Cygnets, Hook-a-Gate

A village pub which provides a relaxed and friendly environment for diners is launching a new menu for hungry mid-week diners.

Art in Attingham Park

Whether people love it or hate it, I think most would agree the setting of the new contemporary art exhibition at Attingham Park is one of the most naturally beautiful spots in the county.

Mortgage rescue scheme planned

Struggling home owners feeling the impact of the credit crunch could soon be getting a helping hand after council officials announced plans to introduce a mortgage rescue scheme.

Coach and Horses, Shrewsbury

The Coach and Horses on Cross Hill offers a range of meals for diners, with the restaurant open for lunch and an evening carvery and specialist nights held during the week.

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Sunday market will continue

Bosses of the town’s Sunday Market have reassured traders there are no plans to move the site despite concerns about falling numbers.

Call for team to tackle ‘dirty work’

Demands are growing for a permanent litter and anti-dog fouling team of law enforcers to be set up to clean the town.

‘No cars day’ free offers

Cyclists will be able to use new parking in town which has been opened in time for a national event which encourages people to leave their car at home for the day.

Police invitation to get a closer look

An American-style police engagement programme has been launched to give the public the chance to spend time with officers and see exactly what the force does.

Wine and Dine: Yockleton Arms

A country pub is enjoying a welcome resurgence after being rescued from closure by its new licensee.

Snowdon summit

A team of ten workmates have raised £750 for our appeal as a thank you for the care and treatment given by staff at the Royal Shrewsbury Hospital to one of their colleagues.