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- Sep 14, 2026
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Shropshire uni honorary degree a 'highlight' for conservationist (opens the original)
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A man who set up a wildlife conservation charity has said being given an honorary degree is the "highlight" of his year. Tullis Matson is among a cohort of seven people to be given the award by Shropshire's Harper Adams University as part of its 125th anniversary celebrations. Comedian Ed Byrne and The Archers actress Felicity Finch are part of the group receiving their degrees this month. Matson said he was particularly thrilled with the award marking his achievements as he is "very dyslexic" a
Telford schoolboy died after 'acute' asthma attack - coroner (opens the original)
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A 12-year-old boy died due to "acute exacerbation of asthma" after collapsing on a school field, a coroner has ruled. Joshua Lloyd, who was a pupil at Telford Langley School, had been taking part in a PE lesson in javelin-throwing at the time. School staff and emergency services "did all they could", coroner Heath Westerman said, adding that Joshua's death on 16 June 2023 was "unexpected and unpreventable". Westerman also extended his "sincere condolences" and said his "heart goes out" to Joshua
Bluetongue fears in Shropshire 'on par with foot and mouth' (opens the original)
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A farmer who is vaccinating his sheep against bluetongue has said fears of the outbreak are "on a par with foot and mouth." Seven cases of bluetongue have been confirmed so far in Shropshire, external, meaning it has been identified on seven farms. Graham Price, who runs a beef and sheep farm near Ludlow, said he was "very relieved" to have been vaccinating his flock. A spokesperson for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) said they were "monitoring the situation closel
Shropshire curlews released to boost endangered bird numbers (opens the original)
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Forty eight young curlews are being released back into their natural habitat as part of efforts to protect the species. The Eurasian curlew is an iconic resident of the Shropshire Hills and the Welsh Marches, but declining numbers have seen the species added to the UK's Red List of highest conservation concern. But non-profit organisation Curlew Country is hoping to improve the chances of Shropshire's curlews by making sure the young birds get the best possible start in life. "[The project] has
Whitchurch's gnome-town heroes deliver planters to high street (opens the original)
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Volunteers dressed as garden gnomes have been brightening up a town's high street by delivering flower planters to shopfronts. Operation Gnome, as it is called, is part of work to attract more business and tourism to their "gnome-town" of Whitchurch in Shropshire. The project is led by the Heart of Whitchurch voluntary group. It is the brainchild of town councillor Sue Sealy - also known as "Chief Gnome" - who hopes it will create "a nice, happy place for people to come and shop, work, and live.
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