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Bayston Hill

A road with a beige building on the far side with green tarpaulin hanging over one wall and metal fences surrounding it. There is a mechanical digger parked on the far side and the road in the foreground has traffic cones and a red car on it.

Lorry crash road restrictions to be removed

The restrictions have been in place since a lorry crashed into a pub and takeaway in November.

Seven people standing in front of the padlocked entrance to the Glebe. They are all wearing winter coats and hats. Second from the right is Teri Trickett, who is holding the petition that they plan to hand to the Diocese of Lichfield. Behind them you can see a large metal gate, with the Glebe - a green field surrounded by trees and shrubs - beyond the fencing.

Villagers hit road to give bishop field petition

The Glebe in Bayston Hill is owned by the church but was fenced off in November.

A partially demolished pub with the rear exposed and rubble covering the floor. There is a sign which reads three fishes.

Extra safety measures considered over lorry crash

National Highways says it is looking at options for the A49 at Bayston Hill.

Sarah is standing in front of a brick wall, she is wearing a green jacket with purple lining and a black top. She has blonde hair.

'Going on Big Brother is a story to tell my kids'

Sarah Griffiths says her life is back to normal after surviving for six weeks in the famous house.

A girl with blonde hair and a white top with the word Barbie on it in pink lettering sitting in a blue chair and drinking something out of a pink cup with a straw

Appeal to raise money for 'unbelievable' girl

More than £10,000 has been raised for Hallie-Mae, who has acute myeloid leukaemia

A brown, white and ginger cat sat in front of a fake Christmas fire scene alongside a pink cat basket filled with toys and treats and a white cat basket fillled with toys

Meowy Christmas - a cat's Christmas without owners

Meet the people in Shropshire bringing fun to cats spending Christmas away from home.

The front of a rendered light brown pub with the words Three Fishes on a dark blue sign and metal fencing around the front

Lorry smash pub to reopen in 2025

Black Country Ales has plans to repair and expand the Three Fishes in Bayston Hill.

A damaged beige-coloured building with large chunks taken out of the sides and bricks exposed.

Pub set for partial demolition after lorry crash

A portion of the building needs to come down to help stabilise it, National Highways says.

Temporary traffic lights, road signs and orange cones on the A49. There are cars driving through a green light on the right hand side of the road. In the distance, the yellow painted pub is visible.

No date to remove crash scene traffic lights

A Shrewsbury pub and takeaway hit by a lorry remain unsafe, says National Highways.