Market Drayton man found with machete, knives, CS spray and a taser in his car and home is spared jail
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Richard Williams
Senior Reporter
Senior reporter for the Shropshire Star based in Telford.
Inside the 300-year-old pub on the Shropshire/Black Country border that has reopened after seven months with a fresh look and new owners
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'My child’s face was priceless': Charity nursery in Christmas drive for fundraiser offering children ‘Letters from Santa’
Celebrations at retirement home firm as it is named best in the business
Black Country pair deny drug dealing in Telford
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Shrewsbury and Cannock MPs among those thanked by NFU for abstention on ‘family farm tax’ vote
RAC apologises to a man left stranded outside West Midlands Safari Park overnight following a family day out after breaking down
Young farmers in Bridgnorth hope to hit all the right notes with inaugural carol evening
Shropshire walking footballer plans to run 'distance from Bridgnorth to the North Pole' in fundraising drive
West Midlands man jailed for more than three years for distributing extreme right-wing music
'I'm not sure it would stand up to dashing through the snow!' 100-year-old sledge goes up for sale at Bridgnorth antiques centre
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Man banned for three years after driving BMW while on cannabis in Newport
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Dangerous wall, long closure and joyful reopening: the three-year saga that threatened to derail Bridgnorth Cliff Railway
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‘It was a dream come true’: Organisers give thanks to folk legends the Unthanks as they play Bridgnorth church
'It is a step back in time to rediscover the buildings and businesses that once thrived': Historian releases book on the forgotten past of Bridgnorth
Works to shore up retaining wall that closed Bridgnorth Cliff Railway three years ago are finally completed
15 brilliant pictures of the 'bigger and brighter' than ever Newport Christmas lights switch on
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Bridgnorth Lions and building society join forces to form community partnership
Award-winning Staffordshire family farm to use autonomous tractors to plant 250,000 tulips
Concerns after 'unsafe, tilting' ancient street light in Bridgnorth is removed
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'We are very disappointed at the inconvenience': Bridgnorth Cliff Railway reopens after contractors fail to show up
'These trains have been a lovely addition to Bridgnorth': Council quashes rumours art statues are to be 'melted down'
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'His legacy of service will be remembered for years to come': Tributes paid to former Bridgnorth mayor who has died
