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Jailed: 'Aggressive' Wolverhampton drunk bit uncle's thumb 'down to the bone' and punched policewoman in the face in Telford corner shop rampage

An “aggressive” drunk has been jailed after biting his uncle’s thumb “down to the bone” in a fight in a corner shop, as well as punching a policewoman in the face.

Man and woman in court accused of supplying cocaine and cannabis in Telford

Six people police want to speak to as thieves raid Morrisons and Aldi in Telford

Firefighters rush to kitchen blaze at Telford property

Mixed fortunes for Telford Tories in parish council by-elections

Politics|Mar 28

Apartment plans for former Wrekin Housing Trust offices in Telford - but residents would have to park off site

Over 400 jobs secured in Telford after £1.6bn defence contract boost

Business|Mar 26

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Car '90 per cent' destroyed in overnight fire in Telford

Local Hubs|Mar 22

List of Shropshire businesses that have applied for alcohol licences

Fire crews called to 'large van fire' in Telford

Drugs ‘waste’ costs county millions as Telford pharmacist appeals for a phone call

11-day road closure for resurfacing work in Donnington

The best kebab shops in Shropshire according to locals

'What's happening - have I crashed?' - Words of drunk man found sleeping behind the wheel of a stationary car

Fire crews called to open fires in Telford and South Shropshire - one on a public footway

'It will be a true home for children' - Plan for Telford children’s home is passed unanimously despite objections

More than 400 properties in Telford hit by power cut

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Walcot Hall, Lydbury North, SY7 8AZ

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New House Farm, Wem, SY4 5UN

About Donnington

The original Donnington village was to the northeast of the current centre of Donnington and was under the Duke of Sutherland's estate. It was a minor industrial centre where C&W Walker Ltd iron works produced components of gasometers and ship's engines. It is home to a small amateur dramatics company, The Little Theatre, and each year the Broadoaks playing fields play host to a free Guy Fawkes fair and bonfire night.