Firm to make 37-tonne beach vehiclespublished at 20:31 Greenwich Mean Time 17 December 2016
Seven vehicles weighing 37 tonnes that can tow rescue boats up steep beaches will be made in Powys for the RNLI.
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Motorcyclist knocked off bike by Christmas lights stretched across road
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Updates from Thursday 15 December
Andy Giddings
Seven vehicles weighing 37 tonnes that can tow rescue boats up steep beaches will be made in Powys for the RNLI.
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Rebecca Wood
BBC Weather
We're forecast light cloud overnight and the weekend is looking dry and cloudy.
Nicola Beckford
Reporter, BBC Midlands Today
On Midlands Today this evening we'll have the latest on a disturbance at HMP Birmingham.
Trouble flared earlier today and has spread to four wings of the prison.
We'll have the latest from 18:30 on BBC One.
Faith Page
Reporter, BBC Shropshire
There's been a house fire in Newport this afternoon.
Crews were called to Beechfields Way to find a bedroom alight.
There are no reports of any injuries.
All Saints Church in Gobowen has opened its Christmas tree festival today, with around 50 of them on display.
They've been created by all sorts of local groups - the ones pictured below were made (from left to right) by The Mothers Union, Men with Sheds and Maesbury Metals.
Shrewsbury Chronicle
More than 4,500 people will vote at new polling stations in Shrewsbury after three venues were moved., external
The Severn Valley Railway is asking for help, external in furnishing its Bridgnorth station.
It's produced a list of authentic items it would like to collect, including 12 upholstered office chairs, a waiting room table and two cast iron umbrella stands.
The railway is in the process of improving the station with an extension to the station house, at a cost of £5m.
Andy Giddings
BBC Shropshire
Our headlines this evening:
- Hospital chief executive says review of services will be back on track in matter of weeks
- Motorcyclist knocked off bike by Christmas lights stretched across the road
- Severn Valley Railway asks for help in furnishing Bridgnorth station
Telford's bus station is being brought up to date and the manager of the shopping centre says it will become modern, bright and inviting as a result.
Glyn Morrow added that the current bus station is old, outdated and not customer-friendly.
The work should be complete in nine months' time and will involve the partial demolition of the existing building.
Quote MessageThey'll step off into a modern, fit for purpose bus terminal, with a manned ticket office and customer toilets."
Glyn Morrow, Telford Town Centre manager
Andy Giddings
BBC Shropshire
A motorcyclist has been knocked off his bike in Oswestry by Christmas lights stretched across the road.
The police say it happened on Station Road at 17:00 yesterday and the rider fell, hurting his arm, but escaped serious injury because he was travelling at low speed.
They are looking for three people seen nearby at the time of the incident.
Andy Giddings
BBC Shropshire
The Telford Tigers are asking fans to bring teddy bears to the match against Hull Pirates tomorrow and throw them on to the ice when the first goal is scored.
It's a tradition which comes from the NHL, where teams like the Vancouver Giants (pictured below) can collect thousands, but hasn't been done in Telford for around a decade.
The Tigers are asking for the bears to be new and wrapped in plastic bags and says they will all be donated to Hope House and the Princess Royal Hospital.
The delay to reorganisation of Shropshire's hospitals will be a brief one - according to the chief executive of the Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust.
The process, which had been due to go to public consultation early in the new year, has been on hold after health commissioners said they wanted more work done on the plans.
But Simon Wright has tweeted this afternoon to say that it will go ahead once a review has been carried out by the Clinical Commissioning Groups and that he expects this to be a matter of weeks.
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Oswestry and Borders Chronicle
Money being spent on improving the busy Gledrid roundabout, near Oswestry, should instead be used to dual the A5, it has been claimed., external
We've had some good weather this afternoon and some lovely photos of winter sunshine from the BBC Weather Watchers.
These pictures were taken in Newport (top) and Oswestry (bottom).
BBC Travel
An accident has closed the A41 in both directions at Hinstock near the A529 Chester Road junction.