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Children’s charity launches campaign to raise funds for the local community

Craven Arms-based charity, Empathy for Special Children, has launched a crowdfunding campaign to raise vital funds to support to members of the community who are experiencing isolation.

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Nine of the best child-friendly Shropshire restaurants and pubs to visit this Easter - according to customer reviews

'I was at home thinking I have got to do something' - Wendy's fundraising plans snowball with £3k raised for Marie Curie

Multiple fire crews sent to late-night house fire in South Shropshire village

The 20 neighbourhoods of Shropshire ranked by number of violent and sexual offences according to official police figures

'It feels calm and purposeful' - South Shropshire village school with 18 pupils in the largest class celebrates praise from Ofsted

Firefighters scrambled to second Long Mynd fire this week

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Plan to build bungalow next to Craven Arms Fire Station rejected after inspector warns firefighters could see into windows

Watch: Firefighters tackle large open fire on the Long Mynd in south Shropshire

Firefighters tackle large blaze on Shropshire Long Mynd - preventing it from spreading towards wildlife

Death on the tracks confirmed after emergency services rush to railway line near Craven Arms

Woman airlifted with serious injuries after multi-vehicle crash near Craven Arms

Fire service rush to crash involving two cars, a van, and a caravan in Craven Arms

Barn with 'potential' for redevelopment to be auctioned with low guide price

Every Shropshire train station ranked best to worst according to number of cancellations

'I’m 93 in July, it's almost time to retire': Model maker prepares to wave goodbye to his incredible collection

Best-rated campsites in the West Midlands as first signs of Spring show

Entertainment|Mar 5

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About Craven Arms

A market-town, Craven Arms boasts a wealth of different shops and businesses, all within easy reach of the Shropshire hills. Just outside the town is the historic i fortified manor house of Stokesay Castle. It describes itself as the "gateway to the Marches".