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Updates on Friday 24 February
More than 4,000 homes are without power in Shropshire because of damage caused by Storm Doris.
Western Power Distribution, external says it is dealing with 42 incidents in the county at the moment.
A 28-year-old man from Bridgnorth has been arrested on suspicion of rape after an incident in a pub car park in the early hours of Sunday morning.
The victim, a woman in her 50s, told police she was attacked at the back of The Falcon pub in the town between 01:30 and 02:30.
Image source, GoogleFallen branches are closing a number of roads around the county and the fire service had to cut two people out of their car on the A49, near Church Stretton, when a tree landed on them at 09:30.
The wind has also been causing problems for bin collections and throwing around loose objects, like this trampoline in Telford.
Image source, Mandy SuttonRAF Shawbury has decided to keep its helicopters on the ground today, until Storm Doris passes.
The helicopter flying school says all its aircraft are being kept in their hangars and it has recorded wind speeds of up to 63mph so far.
Image source, RAF ShawburyThe Midlands Air Ambulance has been grounded by the high winds, so take care while Storm Doris continues to take hold.
The charity that runs the helicopter says the aircrew will still be on shift, using rapid response vehicles to attend incidents.
BBC Travel
Debris on the railway line has prompted Arriva Trains Wales and London Midland to cancel services between Shrewsbury and Wolverhampton.
The operators are providing buses instead.
A petition with 1,290 signatures which calls for Church Stretton swimming pool to be safeguarded has been seen by Shropshire Councillors, but they have voted to take no action.
The councillor responsible for leisure, Stuart West, told the meeting the authority could no longer afford to pay for the pool's upkeep by itself.
Image source, GoogleOne of the councillors for the area, Lee Chapman, told the meeting he'd be embarking on a 300-mile cycle trip to raise money for the pool.
The emergency services are dealing with a tree which has fallen across the A49 between Church Stretton and Shrewsbury.
They're advising people to stay indoors if they can.
Image source, West Mercia PoliceA petition calling for Church Stretton's swimming pool to remain open to the public will be discussed by Shropshire councillors today.
Over 1,000 people have signed the petition.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe centre is expected to close under the authority's sports and leisure facilities strategy, unless an outside organisation takes it on.
The A49 between Church Stretton and Shrewsbury has been closed by a fallen tree - winds of over 60mph have been bringing down branches all over the county.
Winds of over 60mph have been blowing through Shropshire
James Bond
Sports Producer, BBC Shropshire
Abu Ogogo could miss the remainder of Shrewbsury Town's League One season with a knee injury, but his manager says he won't be forgotten.
Ogogo has been a key player as Paul Hurst's side have moved out of and away from the relegation zone.
Image source, Rex FeaturesQuote MessageHe's still got a smile on his face, he's got a laugh that's quite contagious and makes people smile and we want him to still be around."
Paul Hurst, Shrewsbury Town manager
Mark Elliott
Reporter, BBC Shropshire
The cabinets of Shropshire's two councils both meet today to agree council tax increases for April.
Shropshire Council will put its rate up by nearly 4%, while Telford and Wrekin Council will increase theirs by 3.2%.
Council tax will go up each year for the next three years to help pay for care for elderly people.
Telford and Wrekin's Labour councillor in charge of finance, Lee Carter, admits residents are now faced with a "sizeable bill".
Image source, Getty ImagesQuote MessageThe 3.2% will mean roughly about £45 per year on the average property in Telford and Wrekin. We set that out for three years - we thought it was only fair to set a council tax policy for a number of years so people knew where they stood."
Lee Carter, Telford and Wrekin councillor
Tim Page
News Editor, BBC Shropshire
Flood alerts have been issued for the Rivers Severn and Vyrnwy, external.
River levels are expected to peak near Llanymynech this afternoon and in Shrewsbury tomorrow afternoon.
The Environment Agency is not currently predicting flooding in Ironbridge or Bridgnorth.
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A replacement bus service is in operation between Machynlleth and Shrewsbury after a vehicle struck a bridge. It'll be in place until 09:15.
Services are also suspended between Wolverhampton and Birmingham International between 09:10 and 11:27 due to Storm Doris with 50mph speed restrictions imposed at a number of locations in Wales, resulting in possible delays of up to 15 minutes.
Elizabeth Glinka
BBC Midlands Today
Storm Doris is on the way, with strong winds expected to hit parts of the West Midlands.
Gusts of up to 60mph are expected - with gusts of 70-80mph expected on higher ground.
Transport is expected to be disrupted, with some train services between Birmingham and Wolverhampton cancelled this morning, including Arriva Trains Wales services.
Forecasters are warning Doris could damage buildings and affect power lines.
Nick Southall
Journalist, BBC Shropshire
Fifty-eight motorists are still allowed to drive on Shropshire's roads, despite clocking up 12 penalty points or more on their licenses.
Campaigners say 12 points should mean a mandatory ban.
Figures from the DVLA, reveal that one person in the county has 24 points, while another in West Sussex has 62.
The courts have the power to issue bans for a minimum of six months for motorists with 12 points, but that power isn't always enforced.
A ban can be avoided if a person can prove that receiving one would result in "exceptional hardship".
Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter
Severe gales will blow across the Midlands today.
The worst of the rain will be first thing in the morning but gales will continue all day.
Gusts of 60mph are likely in the cities and valleys, and 80mph on hills. Highs of 8C (46F).
Weather for the West Midlands.
Mark Elliott
Reporter, BBC Shropshire
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The Ludlow MP, Philip Dunne, is urging women to make more use of rural maternity units like the ones in Bridgnorth and Ludlow.
After a meeting with NHS managers, Mr Dunne said "increasing the number of births at each location is important to help secure their long term future".
The MP is asking mums who have had babies at the midwife-led units to share their happy experiences, to encourage other women to use the facilities.
He says births and antenatal appointments at Ludlow have fallen over the past five years, but have risen in Bridgnorth.
Quote MessageIn order to be viable and to retain quality committed midwives, our midwife-led units need to have more babies born in our community hospitals each year, to improve upon the average of one or two per week."
Philip Dunne, MP for Ludlow