Shrewsbury Town 0-1 Bradford Citypublished at 17:51 GMT 25 November 2017
Bradford consign Shrewsbury to their first home defeat of the season to knock them off the top of the table.
Read MoreShrewsbury Town 0-1 Bradford Citypublished at 17:51 GMT 25 November 2017
Changes made to proposed £18m power line schemepublished at 18:59 GMT 24 November 2017
Tim Page
News Editor, BBC ShropshireA consultation exercise is under way over an updated £18m power line scheme between Oswestry and Wem.
Image source, Scottish PowerScottish Power is proposing 1.2km (0.7miles) of underground cable between the Oswestry substation and Round Wood.
There would then be 21km (13miles) of power lines hung from wooden poles from Round Wood to the substation at Wem.
A formal planning application for the project is expected to be submitted next year.
Shrewsbury Town aim to put 'one-off' defeat behind thempublished at 18:53 GMT 24 November 2017
Nigel Dolman
Reporter, BBC ShropshireThe Shrewsbury Town players say they'll use tomorrow's big promotion clash with Bradford to prove Tuesday's defeat at Bury was a one-off.
Image source, Getty ImagesThey are still top of League One by a point and face fifth-placed Bradford at home with defender Omar Beckles saying they've had positive training sessions since the defeat.
Quote MessageWe lost and we want to move on from that. At the end of the day, we're still top of the table and we're still proving people wrong with the fact that we're in this position. "
Omar Beckles, Shrewsbury Town defender
In the papers: A5 shut by crashpublished at 18:43 GMT 24 November 2017
Among the main headlines on the Shropshire Star's website today:
This weekend's weather across the West Midlandspublished at 17:39 GMT 24 November 2017
Rebecca Wood
BBC Midlands TodayHere's how tonight and the weekend are looking across the region and yes, including a potential for snow for some places.
You can keep yourself updated at any other time by checking the BBC Weather website.
Media caption, Rebecca Wood
Lamb-killing dogs to be destroyedpublished at 17:05 GMT 24 November 2017
Nicola Goodwin
Reporter, BBC Hereford & WorcesterA dog trainer whose two Rottweilers killed and injured dozens of lambs on a farm in Herefordshire has lost his appeal against their destruction order.
Charles Ross-Robertson's dogs killed 35 lambs at a farm in Risbury, near Leominster, in September 2016. Another 20 had to be put down.
The 65-year-old, from Stanton Lacy, Ludlow, had previously admitted allowing his animals to be dangerously out of control and been given a 12-month community order.
At an appeal at Worcester Crown Court today, Judge Mithani rejected his appeal over the destruction order. He ordered the dogs be destroyed immediately.
Are mince pies too boozy for children?published at 15:21 GMT 24 November 2017
A woman was asked for ID over a mince pie - so how much alcohol is in the festive treats and are they OK for kids?
Read MoreCouncillors defer decision on 600-homes planspublished at 14:09 GMT 24 November 2017
Faith Page
Reporter, BBC ShropshireA decision on plans to build 600 homes in east Shrewsbury, external has been put off by councillors.
Image source, GoogleThe plans, which were recommended for approval, were due to go before the council yesterday but a final say so's been deferred.
Residents living near the proposed site in Cherry Orchard had raised concerns about a lack of infrastructure like shops, pubs and a community meeting space.
Museum suggested to replace Aga foundrypublished at 13:00 GMT 24 November 2017
BBC ShropshireThe Aga foundry in Coalbrookdale, Shropshire, should be turned into a museum, according to a local council leader.
On Thursday the gates at the site shut with more than 300 years of history.
Media caption, Aga foundry shuts gates
Cast iron production began at the site when industrialist Abraham Darby opened a factory in 1709.
Local people have told BBC Shropshire they don't want just homes built on the site. The leader of Telford and Wrekin Council says he'd like it to become a working museum.
Quote MessageThere's a real opportunity for the museum, I think the idea of a working museum is a great one. I think the ability for this site to maybe look at the different forms of the next industrial revolution would be quite fitting as well."
Councillor Shaun Davies, Leader of Telford and Wrekin Council
European Christmas market returns to Telfordpublished at 12:18 GMT 24 November 2017
Andy Giddings
BBC NewsTelford's European Christmas market has returned for its second year - with more stalls.
Organiser Andy Burnett, from Newport in Shropshire, said that booking traders was easier after a successful debut in the town last winter.
And it has opened earlier than last year, giving visitors to Southwater an extra week of bratwurst, gluhwein and schnitzel.
Media caption, 'Bigger and better' Christmas market for Telford
Telford sign Wolves old boy Ebanks-Blakepublished at 12:13 GMT 24 November 2017
AFC Telford United sign former Wolves striker Sylvan Ebanks-Blake following a short trial period.
Read MoreIce and snow warning for driverspublished at 12:05 GMT 24 November 2017
Allen Cook
BBC NewsDrivers are being warned there could be icy patches on roads in parts of the West Midlands tonight., external
Image source, Met OfficeThe Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning covering 17:00 on Friday to 20:00 on Saturday, particularly Staffordshire and Shropshire.
It says there could also be snow showers over higher ground.
Children's services rated 'good'published at 10:52 GMT 24 November 2017
Shropshire Council is one of only 46 in the country to receive the rating from inspectors.
Read MoreDriver seriously hurt after being thrown from car in crashpublished at 10:00 GMT 24 November 2017
Faith Page
Reporter, BBC ShropshireA driver's been thrown from his car in a serious crash on the A5 south of Shrewsbury this morning., external
Image source, GoogleWest Midlands Ambulance Service says his car rolled near the Preston Island, where the A49 meets the A5, at around 05:20.
They say the man, thought in his 20s, was found lying on the roadside with a number of serious injuries and was taken to hospital.
Paramedics say a second man, believed in his 30s, had managed to get himself out of the car and was treated at the scene for minor injuries.
Hospitals' finger food plan for dementia patientspublished at 07:42 GMT 24 November 2017
Faith Page
Reporter, BBC ShropshireFinger food is being introduced at Telford and Shrewsbury hospitals in a bid to help people with dementia gain more independence., external
Image source, The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS TrustThe trust running the sites says the Butterfly Boxes have been designed as an addition to existing meals.
It says patients with dementia often have problems with eating and drinking and the small packs are designed to be picked at when they are hungry.
Aga foundry shuts gates after 300 yearspublished at 20:50 GMT 23 November 2017
Employee "emotional" after clocking up 40 years at the site where his parents also worked.
Read MoreAga rejects rumours workers were turned awaypublished at 18:50 GMT 23 November 2017
Aga has bit out at rumours on social media that its workers in Coalbrookdale were turned away this morning and even shut out of its factory.
The firm, which is ending production at the site, said work to wind down the site was ahead of schedule and it was agreed some workers could go home early.
It said a photo showing the factory gates shut was set up by workers as a "symbolic image" - one "Aga supported".
"No staff were turned away at any point and none has been prevented from entering the site," a spokesperson said.
A number of staff will continue working until 30 November and work to wind down the site will continue until the end of March 2018, the firm added.
In the papers: Boots tied to gates as foundry closespublished at 18:45 GMT 23 November 2017
Among the headlines on the Shropshire Star website today:
Watch: Your 50-second weather forecastpublished at 18:35 GMT 23 November 2017
Rebecca Wood
BBC Midlands TodayIt will be a mostly dry night with the chance of frost in rural spots, with lows of 0C (32F).
Media caption, Latest weather for the West Midlands
Aga praises foundry workers' dignitypublished at 18:14 GMT 23 November 2017
Mark Elliott
BBC NewsAs many of the staff ended their jobs today at Aga's foundry in Coalbrookdale, it felt like the end of an era.
When the final staff leave on 30 November, it will bring to an end more than 300 years of cast iron production on the site.
Image source, Carolyn HealyFrom 1709, when it was first used by Abraham Darby I as a foundry, this part of Shropshire was such a huge part of the industrial revolution it was like having a Microsoft or an Apple in the county.
Speaking to some of the people who've worked here, they say it was a tough job, physical work of "hard graft" but they add that it was a "fantastic environment" to work in.
Many of the workers leaving today hung boots on the gate, a tradition for those leaving a closing foundry, as Aga praised the staff for their "positivity, dignity and attention to detail at this difficult time".
