Friday, 12th March 2010

Latest Telford stories

Lord Hill pub to save face with regeneration

The frontage of Dawley’s Lord Hill pub is to be saved during multi million pound regeneration plans for the town.

MP backs principle in fight to halt funding cuts

Wrekin MP Mark Pritchard has vowed to fight alongside a Telford College principal to save staff jobs and student places following threats of funding cuts.

Wetherspoons eye up the Charlton Arms

JD Wetherspoon bosses have revealed they have their eyes on The Charlton Arms in Wellington after being lobbied by hotel supporters from the town.

Couple show big hearts

Lisa and Barry Wass from Shawbirch will re-new their wedding vows in June and raise money for Birmingham Children’s Hospital

A Telford couple are hoping their romantic gesture will raise hundreds of pounds for charity when they renew their wedding vows later this year.

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Council reveals £3.8m plans for centre of Hadley

An exciting new era could be just around the corner for Hadley residents after borough bosses revealed plans for a £3.8 million centre face-lift.

Town bid to rival Ludlow reputation

A BBC Dragons Den-style competition with a prize fund worth £50,000 is being launched to help boost the future of Wellington.

Branching out into the B&B business

Owners of a Shifnal pub are planning to branch out into the B&B business.

CCTV boost for Madeley Centre

Crime and anti-social behaviour in Madeley could soon be a thing of the past after town officials were given more than £55,000 for CCTV.

Couples can have a day with a difference

Wellington tattooist Winston Gomez tattooing rings for Tony Rowland and Dawn Lynch, from Broseley

A Telford skin artist is offering loved-up couple an alternative to the traditional wedding this Valentine’s Day after claiming he is the only ordained tattooist in Telford.

Podcasts to help parish keep ini touch

A town council clerk has revealed his ambitious plans to introduce state-of-the-art technology and podcasts to bring councillors closer to the people.