Sex attack on woman in car parkpublished at 16:11 Greenwich Mean Time 19 February 2017
The attack took place near The Falcon Pub, West Mercia Police says.
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Another maternity unit is forced to close overnight
Phone boxes to be saved after objections raised
Severn Valley Railway sees increase in passenger numbers
Updates on Friday 17 February 2017
Sex attack on woman in car parkpublished at 16:11 Greenwich Mean Time 19 February 2017
Shrewsbury Town 2-1 AFC Wimbledonpublished at 18:42 Greenwich Mean Time 18 February 2017
Aristote Nsiala heads a last-minute winner as Shrewsbury boost their chances of staying in League One by beating AFC Wimbledon.
Read MoreDrink-drive woman on school runpublished at 14:16 Greenwich Mean Time 18 February 2017
A woman almost three times the limit on a school run claimed she only had one glass of wine while baking cakes for a school event, a court hears.
Read MoreOur live coverage across the daypublished at 18:03 Greenwich Mean Time 17 February 2017
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.
Football: Wolves midfielder pleased with Shrewsbury Town's improvementpublished at 18:00 Greenwich Mean Time 17 February 2017
BBC SportThe former Shrewsbury Town midfielder Dave Edwards still lives in the county and despite playing for Wolves, is still a Shrewsbury fan.
And he's pleased with the team's recent improvement under new manager Paul Hurst.
Media caption, Wolves midfielder Dave Edwards is a Shrewsbury Town fan and is pleased with recent results
Your photos: Swans in Newportpublished at 17:59 Greenwich Mean Time 17 February 2017
We've had some nice photos shared by the BBC Weather Watchers today, but this one taken in Newport earlier really stood out.
Image source, TayMeole Brace roundabout revamppublished at 17:44 Greenwich Mean Time 17 February 2017
You've been having your say on Facebook about major work on Meole Brace roundabout, external in Shrewsbury.
A section of the roundabout is closed between Oteley Road and the retail park.
Media caption, Workers remove trees as part of Meole Brace roundabout revamp
Clair Bairstow wrote: "I've never had a problem with traffic on the actual island....It's the retail park entrance that has been a problem, one exit/entrance at busy times is the problem, never meole island!!"
Heather Swancott wrote: "It would of made more sense to leave the island as it was and put a road going off the retail park then the traffic wouldn't get clogged up pointless waste of money."
Cheryl Davies wrote: "What a complete and utter waste of time what has happened to all the wildlife off the island disgusting chopping or should I say hacking those trees down like that"
Jacqui Austin wrote:"Dobbies island needs adjustment..nothing wrong with this island..total waste of money in my opinion!"
Watch: Your evening and weekend weather forecastpublished at 17:31 Greenwich Mean Time 17 February 2017
Rebecca Wood
BBC Midlands TodayA mild evening and weekend ahead, with the chance of some rain but the chance of some brighter spells too.
You can find the weekend weather forecast for your area here.
Media caption, Latest weather for the West Midlands
Pub bans dished out in Oswestry crackdownpublished at 17:28 Greenwich Mean Time 17 February 2017
Six people have been banned from pubs in Oswestry as part of a crackdown, external in which landlords are being armed with drug-detecting wipes.
Severn Valley Railway passenger numbers uppublished at 17:10 Greenwich Mean Time 17 February 2017
Andy Giddings
BBC ShropshireThe Severn Valley Railway saw a small rise in passenger numbers last year, thanks partly to the visit of the Flying Scotsman.
The number of paying passengers rose from 204,889 to 208,479, but that's still some way behind it's best ever year.
In 2011 the historic railway carried more than 215,000 passengers.
Ice hockey: Tigers look for tactical advantage over Phantomspublished at 17:00 Greenwich Mean Time 17 February 2017
BBC SportTelford Tigers can take another big step towards the English Premier League title with victory over Peterborough Phantoms at the Telford Ice Rink on Sunday.
They need four wins from the remaining seven fixtures to guarantee the trophy and the Tigers have already played their opponents three times this season, winning two and losing once.
Image source, Steve BrodieTigers head coach Tom Watkins (pictured above) has had a settled side in recent weeks, but with the two sides familiar with each other's strengths and weaknesses he might make tactical changes for the game.
Quote MessageI like the look of where we are and how our team lines up, but you never know what’s going to happen from now until then, and where we can make some differences to the team."
Tom Watkins, Telford Tigers head coach
Another maternity unit shuts overnight because of staff sicknesspublished at 16:53 Greenwich Mean Time 17 February 2017
Another Midwife Led Unit (MLU) has been forced to close overnight because of staff sickness - this time it's Ludlow.
Last night the Bridgnorth unit had to shut overnight and on Friday it was the Oswestry MLU and over the Christmas holidays there were a series of closures for the same reason.
The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust says this isn't unusual and all the women likely to be affected have been contacted and offered places elsewhere.
Football: Telford happy with new goalkeeperpublished at 16:34 Greenwich Mean Time 17 February 2017
BBC SportMatt Urwin has conceded three goals in two games, since signing on loan from Fleetwood at the start of the month, but the club seem happy with him.
He was brought in to replace James Montgomery and goalkeeping coach Andy Pryce was pleased to bring him on board.
Media caption, Andy Pryce is very happy with the recent signing of Matt Urwin
Plans for colliery anniversary to be discussedpublished at 16:13 Greenwich Mean Time 17 February 2017
James Bond
BBC ShropshireNext year will mark 50 years since Ifton colliery at St Martins closed and this weekend a meeting will be held to decide how it should be commemorated.
One of the items on the agenda at the Miners Institute will be choosing a design for a new statue in the village.
This design was created by George Triggs.
Image source, George TriggsFootball: The New Saints prepare for Scottish semi-finalpublished at 15:51 Greenwich Mean Time 17 February 2017
BBC SportThe New Saints travel to Scotland this weekend, to play St Mirren in the semi-final of the Irn-Bru Scottish Cup.
It's the first time teams from outside Scotland have been invited to play in the tournament and TNS are the sole remaining non-Scottish team.
Media caption, The New Saints travel to Scotland for the semi-final of the Irn-Bru Cup
Mammoth mascot returns to Craven Arms museumpublished at 15:32 Greenwich Mean Time 17 February 2017
Andy Giddings
BBC ShropshireThe Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre has got its mascot back, after a make-over.
Tusker the woolly mammoth had to have some of his hair replaced, because he was starting to look a bit threadbare after 15 years on display.
Here you can see what he looked like before (left) and after (right) the work.
Image source, Shropshire Hills Discovery CentreCatherine Crowther, a local volunteer, carried out the hair-replacement using materials donated by Shropshire teddy-bear makers Merrythought.
Football: Ladapo should be fit for Wimbledon gamepublished at 15:15 Greenwich Mean Time 17 February 2017
James Bond
Sports Producer, BBC ShropshireFreddie Ladapo appears to have shaken off his hamstring injury and has been back in training, ahead of the Wimbledon match this weekend.
But, Paul Hurst isn't pegging all his hopes on his on-loan striker.
Media caption, Paul Hurst says Shrewsbury Town aren't a one man team
WW2 letters reveal forbidden lovepublished at 15:12 Greenwich Mean Time 17 February 2017
Love letters written during World War Two and discovered in a trunk in Brighton reveal a forbidden relationship between two men.
Read MoreNo objection to the removal of 87 phone boxespublished at 15:06 Greenwich Mean Time 17 February 2017
Andy Giddings
BBC ShropshireBT says there has been no objection to the removal of 87 phone boxes in the county - 60 in the Shropshire Council area and 27 in the Telford and Wrekin Council area.
The authorities objected to the removal of another 112 and BT says that it has an agreement with Ofcom that it won't remove any phone box if an objection is raised following consultation.
Image source, Shropshire CouncilThere have been applications to adopt another 24 kiosks and BT says it will look at those requests in the coming months.
Phone boxes can be turned into anything from defibrilator kiosks to mini-libraries.
£3.3m project to get people training and back to workpublished at 14:43 Greenwich Mean Time 17 February 2017
Tracey Higgins
BBC Local LiveIf you've been struggling to get a job, or the right training, you could benefit from a £3.3m project in the county.
People from deprived areas are being offered one-to-one help, access to courses and voluntary work.
Image source, ThinkstockSandy Dent is from the training company Landau who are running the project.
Quote MessageWe're going to be doing a lot of different activities, from two-hour workshops through to 12-week training courses."
Sandy Dent, From Landau training company
