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Deadline for garden waste subscription service extended with Shropshire residents 'expected to be out in gardens' over Easter.

Shropshire Council has extended the deadline for residents to sign up to its garden waste subscription service with many "expected to be out in their gardens" over Easter.

23 of the best-rated independent coffee shops in Shropshire including CSCONS in Ludlow

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Major changes to Shropshire bus routes from this week explained

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April Fools 2025: Did the Telford and Oswestry pranksters get you?

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Firefighters battle blaze at Oswestry house

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Shropshire agricultural machinery dispersal sale of 'national significance'

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Large farm with traditional buildings and farmhouse near the Shropshire/Wales border hits the market

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Volunteer heroes help bring back wildlife with miles of hedgerow planting around Shropshire

Your World|21 hours ago

Nightingale House launches ‘Longest Day, Lasting Care’ campaign to raise funds for hospice services

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National Insurance hike set to cost Shropshire's Severn Hospice half a million pounds

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New sponsorship deal announced for series of running events in Shropshire and Mid-Wales

Business|Mar 31

New gym in Oswestry hoping to build 'supportive community' for fitness lovers

Oswestry|Mar 30

Eight of the best-rated garden centres in Shropshire with glowing customer reviews

Revealed: The alarming number of hours raw sewage was released into waterways in the West Midlands and Shropshire

Partial solar eclipse caught on camera as clouds part over Shropshire

West Mercia Police reveals how much cash it has frozen from criminals' bank accounts in the last year

The Lord-Lieutenant of Shropshire reflects on the first few months of 2025

Your World|Mar 28

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About Oswestry

Shropshire's largest market town, Oswestry is well known for having a mixed English and Welsh heritage, being five miles from the Anglo-Welsh border. The town also boasts a host of vibrant independent stores, coffee shops and a high number of public houses per head of population - there are around 30. Oswestry is also home to one of the most spectacular and best preserved Iron Age hill forts in Britain - Old Oswestry.