Episodes
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The Friday Football Podcast - Number 5
James Garrison and Stuart Dunn with another look at the fortunes of Shrewsbury Town and AFC Telford. How will the teams get on this weekend?
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The Severn breakfast show podcast - episode 53
Neil Bentley and Carlie Swain return with more fun and games from this week's Severn Radio breakfast shows.
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The Severn breakfast show podcast - episode 52
Neil Bentley and Carlie Swain with the latest goings-on at The Severn Breakfast Show.
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The Friday Football Podcast - Number 3
Podcasters Stuart Dunn and James Garrison assess the fortunes of Shrewsbury Town FC and AFC Telford United and look ahead to what the weekend will bring.
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Keith Barrow on Shropshire Council flights bill
Shropshire Council has spent nearly £6,000 on air travel in the past two years, it was revealed today. The authority is disputing figures contained in a report by the Taxpayers’ Alliance which claims the authority was in the top 10 councils in the West Midlands for spending on flights with a…
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Mark Pritchard on the Commons EU referendum vote
David Cameron was today assessing the damage to his premiership after 79 Tory MPs – including Shropshire’s Mark Pritchard – defied him. All voted against the Government for a referendum on Europe and the Prime Minister’s authority suffered a severe blow after he was struck by the biggest…
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interview with Cllr Steve Charmley and DCI Alan Edwards
Rogue traders preying on vulnerable and elderly people in Shropshire have been warned they will be caught after a county builder was jailed for ripping off pensioners. Shropshire Council has made the pledge following the case of William Varey, 32, of Church Street, Ightfield, near Whitchurch....
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The Friday Football Podcast - Number 2
With James Garrison away on holiday, the Shrewsbury Chronicle's Stuart Dunn sits in to discuss Shrewsbury Town's fortunes with Shropshire Star AFC Telford Correspondent Chris Hudson
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Revised pay plans put to Shropshire Council staff
Revised pay cut plans have been put to thousands of Shropshire Council workers. Bosses have offered to limit next year’s pay cut to a maximum of 1.9 per cent. That is down from the 2.7 per cent originally planned. Other plans put forward by the council include providing two extra days’ paid leave...
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Health fears over fish pedicures
Trendy fish pedicures could spread HIV and hepatitis C, officials have warned. People with weak immune systems or underlying medical conditions are at increased risk of infection from the foot spas, experts have warned. Questions have been raised in recent months over the beauty craze which sees...
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