Community Messages

On Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays, the Co-op can provide a local delivery service for residents who are unable to get to the shop or are unable to carry heavy shopping.  Orders placed the day before will be delivered the following day. Delivery charges range from £2.50 for in-town locations to £3.50 for areas outside the town (eg All Stretton, Little Stretton, Leebotwood, Smethcott, etc., etc.)

Shropshire Council is aiming to bring consistency to off-street parking arrangements across the county, and is seeking the public's views on their parking proposals

Church Stretton Town Council vacancy filled.

The conference will be of benefit to anyone working in the field of health, housing, education, family wellbeing and community work.  For details, click here

A campaign is being launched to encourage residents and businesses to pledge their support for bringing better broadband to Shropshire.

Church Stretton Town Council held its 46th Annual Assembly in Silvester Horne Institute on 24th April, where a presentation was also made by Shropshire Council representatives on their preferred sites for future housing development in this area. 

Following the closure of Clee Hill Electrics, residents will be pleased to learn that two former employees, with 25 years' experience between them, are setting up a new service company at the end of March.

Becoming a Fairtrade town gives a powerful message about how our community wants trade to work.  A Fairtrade town is a community that makes a collective commitment to fair trade - it helps to bring people together and to raise an awareness and a better understanding of trade issues.

Mayfair is now working with the Community Council of Shropshire to provide a Carers Support Service on behalf of Shropshire Council.

Police warnings issued in February