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Shropshire firefighter recalls sound of canal breach and compares it to Niagara Falls
BBC News 22 Jan 2026
Simon Griffiths, from Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service, was called to the Llangollen Canal near Whitchurch on 22 December to find water rushing out into a nearby field and ...
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Nature-based solutions support water management at Attingham Estate (Shropshire Council)
Public Technologies 22 Jan 2026
The project is one of the SVWMS' eight demonstrator projects, managed by Shropshire Council, to have received funding and will test approaches that aim to reduce flood risk within the upper River Severn catchment area.
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‘This is Shropshire’ Festival celebrates six months of creative achievement across the county (Shropshire Council)
Public Technologies 22 Jan 2026
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And we're off: The 2026 Business Awards are launched (Shropshire Chamber of Commerce and Enterprise Ltd)
Public Technologies 22 Jan 2026
) Shropshire Chamber of Commerce has unveiled plans for its 2026 business awards, promising a glittering event which will be 'celebrating excellence and inspiring tomorrow' ... Shropshire Chamber chief executive Ruth Ross said.
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Our story continues – the yearly update on adult social care (Shropshire Council)
Public Technologies 21 Jan 2026
Shropshire Council has published its Local Account - a yearly update on Adult Social Care, that tells the story of the past year through the voices of people who experience Adult Social Care in Shropshire in different ways.
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Shropshire man
BBC News 21 Jan 2026
A disabled man's fourth attempt to get permission to make his home wheelchair accessible has been rejected. Over the last three years, Paul Smith, from Donnington, has submitted planning applications to make changes to his home on Jubilee Avenue.
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Partner news: Strong public engagement at Shrewsbury drop‑in as SVWMS consultation continues (Shropshire Council)
Public Technologies 21 Jan 2026
Tom Dainty, Shropshire Council deputy cabinet member with responsibility for flooding, with Shropshire Council deputy leader Alex Wagner at the SVWMS drop-in event at Theatre Severn in Shrewsbury.
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Shropshire man turns used candles into stoves for Ukraine
BBC News 20 Jan 2026
Mark Stevens from Ludlow, Shropshire, collects the candles from churches and shops and uses the candle wax to make temporary stoves for the military and civilians ... "People are throwing away candles every day so it's good recycling." ... .
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Winning Together: Chamber collaborates on new supply chain event (Shropshire Chamber of Commerce and Enterprise Ltd)
Public Technologies 20 Jan 2026
It is a partnership between Shropshire Chamber, Shropshire Council, Invest In Shropshire and Shropshire Growth Hub - building on the success of a jointly organised retrofitting event last year which attracted more than 100 delegates.
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Warning to be alert after bird flu found in wild birds (Shropshire Council)
Public Technologies 20 Jan 2026
Shropshire Council is urging residents and businesses who keep birds to remain alert for any signs of disease and report any cases of suspected disease immediately ... Bernie Bentick, Shropshire Council's ...
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Council welcomes special gift from Shropshire Archaeological and Historical Society (Shropshire Council)
Public Technologies 19 Jan 2026
) 19/01/2026 - Permalink Council welcomes special gift from Shropshire Archaeological and Historical Society ... Floreat Salopia is available for anyone to consult at Shropshire Archives as part of the local history library.
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Flooding in Shropshire: What’s Happening and What the Severn Valley Plan Means for Us (Shropshire Chamber of Commerce and Enterprise Ltd)
Public Technologies 19 Jan 2026
Shropshire's charm has always been tied to its rivers, but those rivers have been becoming a lot less predictable ... SVWMS is holding nine public information sessions across Shropshire and Powys ... Shropshire Chamber of Commerce and Enterprise Ltd.
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Ellesmere town council criticises tourism plan for Shropshire
BBC News 19 Jan 2026
Ellesmere Town Council said north Shropshire had been "neglected" from Shropshire Council's new Destination Management Plan (DMP) and its park The Mere was mentioned without specific details.
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