Shropshire Star

Brexit: What might happen next

Here are the permutations as the Brexit debate continues.

Historic link with Shrewsbury's twin town is axed

A centuries-long association with Shrewsbury’s Dutch twin town has come to an end due to budget costs.

Peter Rhodes on Labour's antisemitism nightmare, a political punch-up and the curious appeal of beards

AN RAF committee, worried about the retention of personnel, is considering the subject of beards.

Telford man who stole £80,000 will only have to repay £23

A Telford man who stole more than £80,000 from one of his ex-wife’s relatives only needs to repay £23, a court has ruled.

Airbus refuses to back the sale of GKN to Melrose

The controversial takeover of British engineering giant GKN has been dealt a major blow after key customer Airbus said it still had concerns abo…

Soldier had Hitler stickers, guns, knives and CS gas, jury told

Adolf Hitler stickers, knives and guns and were discovered in a home being renovated by a soldier charged with terrorism offences, a court heard.

Shropshire 'tree hunter' Rob branches out across Europe for contest

Shropshire 'tree hunter', Rob McBride, is on a quest to visit some very special trees across the length and breadth of Europe.

Struck-off nurse used pen and a straw to relieve a patient’s constipation

A nurse who used a pen and a straw to relieve a patient’s constipation has been struck off by the Nursing and Midwifery Council.

Jailed: Violent criminal gets six years for 'brutal' carjacking and mowing down of former Telford minister

A violent career criminal has been jailed for over six years after carjacking and mowing down a Mormon bishop in his own 4x4 as the former Telfo…

The Shropshire Star marks 200th anniversary of Battle of Waterloo

It was the battle which finally stopped Napoleon in his tracks and brought a lasting stability and peace to Europe after 16 years of conflict an…