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

Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter

This evening the weather will be cloudy.

Overnight the weather will be cloudy.

Tomorrow...  yes you guessed it.

Faith Page
Reporter, BBC Shropshire

After two years of wrangling, plans for a new out-of-town supermarket at Ludlow went before Shropshire councilors this afternoon.

So what did we learn?

James Bond
Sports Producer, BBC Shropshire

The chairman of the AFC Telford United Supporters Trust is recommending that it relinquishes its majority shareholding in the football club, to allow potential new investors to take over. 

And Steve Bowyer has called a special meeting of members this coming Monday.

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He is responding to a claim by the club's directors that the current way the business is run could prove "fatal" in the long run.

Telford's MP has raised the issue of the Shropshire's hospital review with the Health Secretary, Jeremy Hunt.

Lucy Allan believes moving the Women & Children's Unit from the Princess Royal Hospital to Shrewsbury would disproportionately affect poor people.

Lyreco's has installed three beehives at its headquarters in Donnington Wood, to help the Shropshire bee population and it is encouraging other businesses to do the same.

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The three hives cater for up to 240,000 bees who have produced 60lbs (27kg) of honey so far this year. 

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Tributes are being paid to a Telford councillor who has died after an illness. 

Clive Mollett, 53, had represented Horsehay and Lightmoor for the Conservatives since 2008.

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Mr Mollett also ran a charity fundraising company and council leader Shaun Davies said he'd served the community well and would be missed by all.

We'll have to wait a bit longer for a decision on plans for a new out-of-town supermarket in Ludlow.

Shropshire councillors were due to discuss it at a meeting this afternoon and said they were minded to refuse the application for a site at Rocks Green.

But after taking legal advice, they decided to delay making a decision, to allow the application to be examined in more detail.

Andy Giddings
BBC Shropshire

Our top stories this evening include:

- Supporters Trust prepares to relinquish control of AFC Telford United

- Attempted abduction outside Telford school

- Ludlow supermarket decision delayed

Shropshire Star

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An attempted abduction is being investigated outside the Hadley Learning Community yesterday afternoon.

Police say a woman in a silver or grey car tried to persuade a young girl to get in the vehicle with her, between 14:50 and 15:10 in the Crescent Road area.

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The girl refused and ran back into the school, to alert staff.

Police say they've received a surge of emergency calls reporting "creepy clowns" across the country, including across the West Midlands.

Pat the Clown, based in Birmingham, has spoken out against the craze which he believes is inspired by American films and could badly affect the clown industry.

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Andrew Hewkin
Newsreader, BBC Shropshire

The police are appealing for information after a 17-year-old girl was assaulted at a travelling funfair in Telford.

The teenager was hit over the head with what may have been a bottle, and was punched in the face as she stood chatting with friends on the car-park at Legges Way in Madeley.

It happened last Friday evening, officers said.

Jake Edwards Ellis used Your Questions to ask: "What triggered Wellington to transition into a market town in 1244 by Royal charter?"

We asked Rob Francis, the chairman of the group which organises the annual Wellington Charter Day, external celebrations - Wellington H2A.

He explained that many towns held markets before the 13th century, some of them with royal approval, but during the reign of Henry III there was a drive to get this formalised and landowners who wanted to levy tolls on merchants had to hold a royal charter for their market.

So Giles of Erdington, the man who owned Wellington at the time, would have written to the king to ask for a royal charter because he wanted to make money from it.

Ask us what you've always wondered about Shropshire here and your question could be making the news.

Andy Giddings
BBC Shropshire

Here's a recap of our top stories:

- AFC Telford United to change the way it's run to attract investors

- Ludlow supermarket decision due

- MP raises hospitals review in parliament

BBC Sport

The search is on to find the 2016 Midlands Sporting Unsung Hero. 

We're looking for those inspirational characters who get others into sport just for the love of it. 

Nominate your Unsung Hero on BBC Sport. The closing date is 23 October.   

A decision is due this afternoon on plans for a supermarket at Rocks Green, on the outskirts of Ludlow.

The proposals have faced opposition from some people living and working in the town, who are concerned it could draw shoppers out of the centre.

And some turned out for this afternoon's planning meeting, to wait on a result.

Morecambe boss Jim Bentley denies any "approach" from managerless Shrewsbury Town.

BBC Weather Watchers

The mist we saw this morning appears to be clearing now, as you can see from these photos from BBC Weather Watchers in Cleobury Mortimer (top) and Edgmond (bottom).

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