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A new site for Gypsies and travellers is approved by Shropshire councillors despite strong local opposition.
Youths throw stones at a council official who went to investigate vandalism at a new children's play area.
Health bosses seek people's views on what they would like included in a £25m upgrade of a Shropshire hospital.
Severn Trent Water say former bosses will not face action over its £2m fine for giving false information.
A parking enforcement firm, which made a £54,000 loss, has provided a good service, says a council.
The future of a Shropshire landmark has been secured by the transfer of its deeds, a council says.
A parking company says it did not hand out enough tickets after announcing a £54,000 loss.
A 47-year-old man is in a critical condition after being found with head injuries in a Shropshire street.
Motorists using the A41 in Shropshire are warned about delays as anti-flood work and safety improvements are made.
A tractor driver is seriously hurt when his vehicle is hit by a passenger train on a Shropshire level crossing.
A £160,000 project to encourage more people to walk in the Shropshire countryside is nearly finished.
NHS staff at three hospitals in the West Midlands take part in demonstrations over a pay deal.
Disabled people are left waiting for adapted train carriages more than three months.
A primary school shuts its doors for the last time despite church leaders fighting council chiefs in a bid to save it.
A primary school shuts its doors for the last time despite church leaders fighting council chiefs in a bid to save it.
A primary school shuts its doors for the last time despite church leaders fighting council chiefs in a bid to save it.
On the first anniversary of severe flooding, those affected recall what happened.
Bishops march for poverty action
Hundreds of bishops from across the world are to join a procession in London calling for action to tackle poverty.
Low uptake mars chlamydia testing
Chlamydia screening in England reached just a third of those it should have in its first full year, the BBC learns.
Games spending 'needs eagle eye'
There must be "tight control over costs" in the run-up to the 2012 London Olympics, MPs say.
'Neglect' of Bletchley condemned
UK academics sign a letter criticising the ongoing neglect of Bletchley Park
Diving chief fears Daley burn-out
Diving sensation Tom Daley could burn out before the 2012 Olympics, warns Britain's performance director.
MPs scrap France's 35-hour week
France's parliament passes a law which effectively ends the country's compulsory 35-hour working week.
Nationwide saves world's oldest football annual
Moscow tops list of pricey cities
Moscow tops the league of the most expensive cities to live in for expatriates, followed by Tokyo and London.
Vote revokes French 35-hour week
France's parliament passes a law which effectively ends the country's compulsory 35-hour working week.
Northern Rock appoints Barclays' Gary Hoffman as its new chief executive as the last original board member leaves.
Family lose Narnia web name fight
An Edinburgh couple have lost a battle with the estate of Chronicles of Narnia author CS Lewis over a web domain name.
Des O'Connor to leave Countdown
Veteran TV presenter Des O'Connor is stepping down as the host of Countdown at the end of the current series.
Iron Man star Robert Downey Jr postpones plans to write his memoirs and returns his advance to publisher HarperCollins.
Musical Mamma Mia! beats off competition from newly-released Wall-E to hold on to the number one spot at the UK box office.
Band scrap album prior to release
Joe Lean and the Jing Jang Jong's label have confirmed the band have dramatically scrapped the release of their debut album which was due out on 4 August.
Nadal claims rain-delayed victory
Wimbledon champion Rafael Nadal returns to action with a hard-fought straight sets win over American Jesse Levine at the rain-hit Toronto Masters.
Injured Gay out of London meeting
World 100m champion Tyson Gay pulls out of Friday's London Grand Prix at Crystal Palace because of a hamstring injury.
Diving chief fears Daley burn-out
Diving sensation Tom Daley could burn out before the 2012 Olympics, warns Britain's performance director.
Sunderland sign versatile Tainio
Sunderland announce the signing of Tottenham midfielder Teemu Tainio on a three-year deal.
Owen to remain captain - Keegan
Newcastle boss Kevin Keegan says Michael Owen will retain the captain's armband next season no matter who he signs.
Net firms in music pirates deal
Six of the UK's biggest net providers are believed to have signed up to a government-backed plan to tackle illegal file-sharing.
Family lose Narnia web name fight
An Edinburgh couple have lost a battle with the estate of Chronicles of Narnia author CS Lewis over a web domain name.
The communities that are laying their own fibre
Yahoo reaches an agreement with the activist investor Carl Icahn that will stop him trying to replace its board.
How to extend the Wikipedia footprint
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