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Hundreds of people march from Wellington to Princess Royal Hospital in Telford over proposals which could see the town's A&E close.

Shrewsbury draw a third successive game 1-1 after coming from behind to pick up a point against Swindon.

We'll be back with our usual mix of news, sport, travel and weather from 08:00 on Monday, but keep an eye out here for more updates this evening and into the morning.

Rebecca Wood
BBC Weather

We'll have a dry and cloudy end to the day, with some sunshine around.

But tomorrow, we are forecast some heavy rain.

Mark Elliott
Shrewsbury Town summariser, BBC Shropshire

Shrewsbury Town have another chance to turn their home form around, with the visit of Swindon tomorrow.

Andy Giddings
BBC Shropshire

Manchester Phoenix will only have 14 players available when they take on Telford Tigers this weekend, but the Tigers head coach says they won't be taken for granted.

When the two sides met in the first game of the season, Tigers won 4-1 and Tom Watkins was able to sign GB international Sam Oakford (pictured below) to the squad during the week, so they should be in a confident mood.

Image source, Steve Brodie

Watkins says their opponents will be good at the back, so he is asking his players to push for an early lead to open the game up.

Shropshire Star

Tributes have been paid to Sue Pate, the wife of Shropshire Council leader Malcolm Pate, who has died, external.

Image source, Pate family

The directors of failed bus firm GHA Coaches have been disqualified from obtaining or holding a public service vehicle operator's licence.

There is no time limit on the Traffic Commissioner for Wales's ban served on Gareth and Arwyn Lloyd-Davies.

The company, which operated coaches on a number of routes in Shropshire and Cheshire, as well as north Wales, closed down in July and 320 people were made redundant.

New regulations come into force tomorrow, aimed at preventing a repeat of the baby ashes scandal which occurred at Shrewsbury crematorium and elsewhere around the country.

The Ministry of Justice has brought in a new definition of ashes and says anything that is left following the cremation process must be returned to parents.

The move comes about following a BBC Radio Shropshire investigation that found failings at Emstrey crematorium meant no ashes of children up to one year old were recovered between 1996 and 2012.

A protest over the possible downgrading of Telford's Accident and Emergency department is expected to take place in Wellington tomorrow.

Shropshire Defend our NHS has arranged the rally and march, which starts at 11:00 in Church Street.

The NHS is due to meet next week to discuss the future of hospital services, which could also involve moving women and children's services from Telford to Shrewsbury.

Andy Giddings
BBC Shropshire

Our top stories this evening:

- Replacement found for Richmond House GP practice in Whitchurch

- Police name motorcyclist killed in Oswestry crash

- Telford to end hot meal subsidies

A new GP surgery is to open in Shropshire, taking on nearly 4,000 patients from a centre that is closing.

BBC Sport

Do you know a local sports volunteer who deserves recognition for their tireless efforts in helping people to participate in sport? 

Well now’s your chance to give them their time to shine by nominating them for the BBC Get Inspired Unsung Hero Award 2016.

Now in its 14th year, the Unsung Hero award recognises the fantastic work carried out by sports volunteers from across the UK to encourage others to participate in sport. 

Last year's winner in the West Midlands was 92-year-old cycling timekeeper Alec Davies.

Hot meal subsidies for vulnerable people getting food delivered to their homes are being stopped in Telford, to save the local authority money.

It says numbers have dwindled in recent years and there are only 15 people currently getting the subsidy of £2.65 per meal - costing the authority around £10,000 a year.

Image source, Getty Images

The council, which is trying to cut its budget by up to £50m by 2020, says the subsidy will end in January., external

Shropshire's health commissioners say they are relieved that Shropdoc has agreed to run a temporary GP service in Whitchurch, to replace the Richmond House surgery from 1 November.

But the Shropshire CCG won't explain why it approached another private provider first, and only went to Shropdoc after that deal fell through.

Dr Julian Povey, the CCG's Clinical Chair said his organisation wrote to "local practices and providers" initially and that Shropdoc had "been there in the background", but hasn't said why Shropdoc wasn't asked to take on the job sooner.

James Bond
Sports Producer, BBC Shropshire

The New Saints of Oswestry will aim to make it 10 wins out of 10 in the Welsh Premier League tomorrow, when they take on Aberystwyth Town. 

They're already eight points ahead of second-placed Gap Connah's Quay. 

Kick off at Aberystwyth is 14:30. 

Shropshire Council has got the gritting lorries out today, which is unusual for September.

But, there's a simple explanation - it's a test-run.

A motorcyclist who died in a crash near Oswestry has been officially identified. 

Scott Roberts, who was 32 and from Great Wyrley, near Walsall lost his life when his bike collided with a car near the Mile End roundabout, on Monday morning.

Now that Shropdoc has agreed to step into the breach and run a temporary replacement for the Richmond House GP surgery in Whitchurch, the search is on for a long-term solution.

Dr Julian Povey, the Clinical Chair of the Shropshire Clinical Commissioning Group said his organisation was looking for a new location and that the eventual aim was to merge all three of the town's practices on to that single site.

Image source, Thinkstock

Dr Povey also explained that the plan was for Shropdoc to have one full-time GP at the temporary surgery at Whitchurch community hospital, but that they hoped to keep the rest of the team as settled as possible, to provide continuity of care.