Thursday, 9th September 2010

Latest Telford stories

Green light for new Priorslee school

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Telford & Wrekin Council’s plans to build a new Sports and Learning Community to serve Priorslee, St George’s, Ketley Bank and Redhill have received a major boost.

Remembrance date for Josh

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An 11-year-old schoolboy is proving he has the talent to go far after penning a poem which will be read out to hundreds of people at the County Festival of Remembrance later this year.

Police use ‘rat trap’ to target car crime

Detectives in Telford have warned criminals who break into cars around the borough they could be the next to fall into the “rat-trap”.

Expert advice helps company boost profits

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A Telford toy company is planning to almost double its turnover thanks to advice and help from a scheme set up to help small businesses improve their IT systems.

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Petition calling for play facility

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Parents and children living in Malinslee delivered a petition to Telford & Wrekin Council this week demanding a new play area and the re-opening of their community centre.

Warm Wellington welcome

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Crowds flocked to Wellington last weekend to enjoy the town’s midsummer fair.

TCAT defends nursery closure

Telford college bosses have defended a decision to axe its nursery facility despite a petition signed by nearly 300 staff and parents.

Cafe project to offer life skills

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A Wellington couple are putting everything into setting up a community cafe to help people with learning difficulties gain new life skills.

Mascots all set to join in at fun day

Telford FM DJ Paul Shuttleworth, Oakengates mayor Steve Wood, Simon Airey from Corner Exotics, town councillor Hilda Rhodes, left and town councillor Pat Willis.

Big spiders, reptiles and mascots will all be part of the fun in Oakengates next month.

Woodside patient’s concern at cut to dental open hours

Residents in Telford have been unable to get their teeth checked regularly at a local dentist, it has been claimed.