Charlie Stubbs
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- 12
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Shrewsbury Food Hub gets grant to help with rising costs (opens the original)
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A charity that is helping tackle the issue of food waste has received a funding grant from the council. Shrewsbury Food Hub collects surplus food from supermarkets, manufacturers and farms, and shares it with 90 community groups and 13 weekly food shares. Earlier this month, it was announced the charity received a £60,000 grant, over three years, from Shrewsbury Town Council. The charity's fundraiser, Cherry Teearu, said: "It is a lot of money. It sounds fantastic and we are so so grateful." She
How Shropshire and Worcestershire are dealing with fuel prices (opens the original)
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Small businesses are bearing the brunt of rising fuel prices, the owner of a haulage company has said. Noel Lewis, who runs Lewis Light Haulage & Storage in Stourport-on-Severn, Worcestershire, said he was having to absorb thousands of pounds a month in extra costs due to the price of fuel. His comments come as fuel prices - driven by conflict in the Middle East - reach their highest point since 2022, with diesel averaging at £1.92 per litre according to the RAC. A Treasury spokesperson said the
Shropshire singer Macy O fundraises to enable stepdad and mum to marry (opens the original)
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A teenage singer has taken to social media and fundraising platforms to call for support to enable her terminally ill stepdad to marry her mum. Macy ONeill, who performs as Macy O, said Antony "Shorty" Shorter and mum Naomi have not been able to afford to get married because of his illness. Last September, music producer Shorty was diagnosed with stage four kidney cancer, which has since spread to his lungs, back and shoulder. Doctors recently told him he was unlikely to live beyond Christmas so
Cow-loving Shropshire teen gets rare triplet surprise (opens the original)
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A 13-year-old girl who has looked after cows since she was little has had the rare pleasure of seeing one of them give birth to triplets. The National Farmers' Union estimates the chances of it happening are about one in 100,000. Sophie, who lives on a farm near Baschurch in Shropshire, said it was "amazing". She has named them Tia, Tilly and Tiffany and said five-year-old mum Lucky Lady was doing well. Cows usually bear one calf at a time after a nine-month pregnancy. Although rare, it is the s
Hot summer helps group clear bucketfuls of litter from Ellesmere (opens the original)
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Volunteers in a north Shropshire town have been able to litter pick inside a prominent lake because its water levels have dropped due to the recent hot weather. With this summer being the hottest and one of the driest on record, lakes and rivers across the country have been running low. It has meant Ellesmere park ranger, Lee Fraser, has been able to go into the Mere with volunteers and pick out litter, such as bricks, pottery and mobile phones. He said the team have already collected "five big
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