This week: Farewell to charity champion; Call for action on rural crime; Nine-year-old cancer survivor receives dream holiday; Church garden proposal considered by planners; Burwarton Show picture special. Out tomorrow.

This week: Coffee entrepreneur hit by £20K burglary; Chamber's warning over Park & Ride; MP to carry out survey; Music & Arts Festival preview; A-level results; Crunch match for Worfield CC; Out today. . .

This week: Traffic chaos on flooded pot-hole ridden road; Protest over huge 'garden village' development plans for edge of town; Church car park in graveyard granted permission; Bridgnorth Boys' Club removed from charity register. Out tomorrow.

This week: New scheme for retirement complex rejected; Poppy trail at stately home; 'Inactive' charity spent £7,000 in one year; TV chef in link-up with historic venue; Duke of Gloucester visit; Trio of athletic siblings fly flag for GB in USA. Out tomorrow.

This week: Town hit by floods - with more rain on its way; MP's tribute to veteran farmer Henry Yates; Singer to open gig showcase in Low Town; Driver sentenced for causing death of grandfather. Out tomorrow.

This week: Former council offices sold for development; Floods begin to recede; Business leader backs garden village scheme; Coronavirus advice; Opposition to planning scheme for power station site; Henry Yates funeral. Out tomorrow.;

This week: Help offered to vulnerable over coronavirus; Shifnal road has some of the worst potholes we've seen; Engine at Cliff Railway gets a service; Pic special at Bridgnorth Endowed; Baby born by candlelight in storm; Tennis marathon boost; Trainer's hopes for Cheltenham.

This week: How coronavirus is affecting Bridgnorth and the rest of the county. Pick up a copy at your supermarket or shop. Out today.

With most of us confined to our homes, hoping we do not catch Covid-19, we are trying to reflect how people are spending their time. Send us your 'selfie-isolation' pictures with a brief explanation of what is going on. Email them to: [email protected]

Out tomorrow: Widow's plea as husband dies after contracting Covid-19; Organisers of Burwarton Show hopeful it can still take place in August; MP praises repatriation effort to bring Shropshire people home; Carers at the frontline; Boundary changes on way; Plus loads of puzzles.

This week's Journal: Incoming mayor tells of her pride at town's response to Covid-19; Fundraiser Puff recuperating from heart attack; Animal park funding SOS; Hand cream campaign success; MP calls for zero vat on PPE; Local firm making visors for NHS. Out now.

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Out now: Appeals from Cuan Wildlife Rescue and Air Ambulance; SVR appeal is big success but still fears for future; More fears over local pubs; Bees swarm at Quatt; Litter picking in lockdown; Town chip shop reopening.

This week: 'Trust head teachers' over schools reopening call; Woman takes hundreds of pics to support NHS; Mayor steps down after three year civic stint; Boy hopes to raise £500 for charity with pianothon; Shop local campaign launched; Barefoot runner to tackle marathon. Out now.

Town council chooses Stanmore site for housing development but wants changes made to scheme; Major fire at property near Claverley; 10,000 potholes filled in by council; Pensioner's Everest cycling challenge. Out tomorrow.

In this week's Journal: Family's battle to keep floodwater out of their home; Sisters' wild swimming sessions in freezing lakes raises £2k for good causes; Police drug/slavery raid at village property; SVR hopes to be back open by April; Pandemic pictures...

In this week's Journal: Chaos over bins date change; Bereaved councillor's plea to obey Covid rules; New lease of life for sculptor's cottage; Lockdown vox pop; Merrythought featyre: E-Type Jags in town....

In this week's Journal: Mayor's 'onslaught' of abuse on social media; Town hopes to begin economic recovery; Fury greets loss of car park spaces; SVR appeals for £425k to modernise Bridgnorth engineering works; out today...

This week: Town councillors oppose controversial care home development on car park site; Florist thrives despite pandemic; Power station planning application latest; Businessman and fundraiser gets MBE......

This week: Car wrecks front of bungalow; Woman on mend after running London Marathon with fractured leg; Man says he owes life to Lions' prostate cancer test sessions; Ambulance chiefs being quizzed over station closures; Board games club now in town. Out now.