Crewe Alexandra 1-0 Colchester Unitedpublished at 17:35 Greenwich Mean Time 17 February 2018
Crewe boost their League Two survival hopes as Shaun Miller's second-half strike secures a win over Colchester.
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Crewe boost their League Two survival hopes as Shaun Miller's second-half strike secures a win over Colchester.
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An oak tree which was probably planted 1,000 years ago as a boundary marker along Offa's Dyke has fallen down.
Rob McBride from Shropshire, who travels Europe to record impressive trees, spotted the uprooted Buttington Oak just over the Welsh border.
Mr McBride said the 11m-diameter tree would have been planted by local people to mark the site of the Battle of Buttington , externaland also as part of Offa's Dyke - the border earthwork built by King Offa in the 8th Century.
Two men have been arrested in a crack-down on drug crime in Stratford-upon-Avon.
A warrant was executed at the house on Marigold Road where a 30-year-old man and a 19-year-old, both from Liverpool, were arrested on drug charges., external
Class A and class B drugs were also seized from the property.
Warwickshire Police says it is targeting dealers who come in from bigger cities and set up drug operations in the county.
Officers were also at Stratford Parkway Railway Station with a knife arch to catch people coming into the town carrying weapons and drugs.
Three men from Birmingham have been charged with child sex offences following an investigation by police in Telford.
The charges against them include rape, child abduction and false imprisonment.
They are all due to appear before magistrates in Telford on 21 February.
He has been named by the Staffordshire force as Michael Morris from Leeds.
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Port Vale commentator, BBC Radio Stoke
Port Vale defender James Gibbons feels the team is more than capable of getting a win at Swindon tomorrow.
They players go in to the game having not won since the end of December, while Swindon are currently in the play-off places.
Gibbons believes his own form is returning, after his return to the side, but he believes he can improve further as he gets more time on the pitch.
James Bond
Sports Producer, BBC Shropshire
The New Saints host Scottish Championship side Dumbarton in the semi-final of the cross-border Irn-Bru Cup tomorrow.
Last season they were knocked out of this stage of the Scottish competition, which includes the top sides from Wales and Northern Ireland.
The club is looking to win its second piece of silverware of the season, having already claimed the Welsh League Cup.
A Herefordshire woman is 15 days into her challenge to become the fastest woman to row solo across the Atlantic.
Kiko Matthews is travelling 3,000 miles from Grand Canaria to Barbados, to raise money for King's College Hospital in London for the treatment they gave her after she was diagnosed with a condition called Cushing's, external.
She wants to complete the challenge in in a world record time of 45 days, 11 days less than the current record.
But she phoned home to say supplies are running low.
Quote MessageI'm trying not to count down the days but it is hard. Hoping that I don't run out of loo roll, I forgot to pack myself enough loo roll so I need to get to Barbados quick."
Kiko Matthews, Atlantic rower
Telford Tigers have arguably their biggest weekend of the season ahead, with games against both their title-rivals.
Wins at home to the Sheffield Steeldogs tomorrow and away to Hull Pirates on Sunday could see them open up a gap at the top of the table, with just a few weeks left of the season.
Tigers are currently top of the table by one point, but both the teams below them have games in hand.
Here are some of the main headlines on the Shropshire Star website today:
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