Two experts from Halls | The Auction House in Shrewsbury will be providing valuations for jewellery, watches, silver and small, portable items at a charity cheese and wine event being organised by Lingen Davies Cancer Support next month.

Many people assume that once the final divorce order has been made, their financial ties to their former spouse are automatically ended.

When temperatures rise, employers often ask whether there is a legal maximum working temperature and what they are expected to do to keep staff safe and comfortable.

Big shifts are coming to employment law in 2026, and they’re set to reshape how employers handle everything from payroll to recruitment and early employment decisions.

Tourism businesses, makers and producers from across Mid Wales and alongside the Heart of Wales Line are being invited to take part in a new summer event designed to showcase the very best of the region to new audiences.

Planning ahead is one of the most effective ways to protect yourself and your loved ones. A key part of this planning is putting Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) in place.

Canadian indie-folk music band The Fugitives return to the UK this summer with a concert at Albert’s Shed, Shrewsbury on Sunday 28 June as part of a two-week tour.

Shrewsbury has welcomed a new civic leader as Councillor Bernie Bentick was sworn in as the Mayor of Shrewsbury at the Town Council’s annual meeting on Monday evening.

Shrewsbury Town Council has announced the return of its popular Summer of Music programme for 2026, following the success of last year’s inaugural series at the Quarry Bandstand.

The private rented sector is changing significantly with the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act2026. For landlords in Shropshire, Telford and the surrounding areas, these reforms bring new legal obligations and practical considerations.