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Floor warnings issued

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Heavy rains lashed Shropshire today as one of the first storms of the autumn battered the region.

Heavy storms batter region

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Heavy rains lashed Shropshire and Mid Wales today as one of the first storms of the autumn battered the region.

Interest rates to remain on hold

The Bank of England has announced interest rates would remain at five per cent, despite calls for a cut to help Britain’s ailing economy.

The Bank of England has announced interest rates would remain at five per cent, despite calls for a cut to help Britain’s ailing economy.

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County farmers were ‘let down’

Shropshire farmers were let down by the Government during last year’s summer of discontent with Defra failing to budget for foot and mouth, flooding and avian flu.

Indian summer hope washed away

Hopes of an Indian Summer for Shropshire were in tatters today after forecasters predicted yet more dreary weather for the county.  

UFO lovers excited by lights

UFO experts have described Shropshire as a hive of activity and believe something “big” is going on in the county.

Concerns at use of holiday properties

Services such as health care and transport in the Bridgnorth district could be stretched if some holiday chalets and caravans are lived in full-time, it is claimed. Concerns have been raised about the number of people buying the homes, believing they can live in them permanently.

Bank expected to hold rates

The Bank of England is almost universally expected to hold interest rates stable when the monetary policy committee (MPC) announces its latest decision tomorrow.

Consumer confidence flat in August

Consumer confidence stayed low in August but did not fall any further, according to a survey.

Homeowners urged to shop for mortgages

British homeowners have been left “confused and concerned” with regard to their mortgage options as a result of the credit crunch, preventing them from shopping around for a new deal.

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