Shrewsbury Town 1-0 Rochdalepublished at 18:37 British Summer Time 8 April 2017
Shrewsbury climb out of the League One relegation zone with victory against Rochdale.
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West Mercia Police start wearing body cameras
Ironbridge opens revamped museum
Telford lollipop lady retires after four decades
Updates on Friday 7 April 2017
Shrewsbury Town 1-0 Rochdalepublished at 18:37 British Summer Time 8 April 2017
Fraud arrest over police dog fundraisingpublished at 12:14 British Summer Time 8 April 2017
The fundraising page was set up for Sgt David Evans to keep his police dog, Ivy.
Read MoreOur live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00 British Summer Time 7 April 2017
We'll be back with our usual mix of news, sport, travel and weather from 08:00 on Monday.
Ice hockey: Clarkson to retire after play-offspublished at 17:50 British Summer Time 7 April 2017
Andy Giddings
BBC ShropshireThe Telford Tiger's giant forward Doug Clarkson is planning to retire after the playoff finals this weekend.
He is going to move to Canada after the tournament, to train to be a firefighter, after a 12-year career.
Image source, Steve BrodieThe 28-year-old has scored 83 points this season and admitted getting a bit emotional in his final game at the Telford Ice Rink last weekend.
Quote MessageIt would mean everything to win the play-offs. This year has been special, with us winning the league after everything that happened... To win another trophy would be a great memory of our time in Telford.”
Doug Clarkson, Telford Tigers forward
Weather: A sunny weekend aheadpublished at 17:40 British Summer Time 7 April 2017
Rebecca Wood
BBC WeatherIt's going to be sunny and warm this weekend, with temperatures reaching 19C (66F).
Dare we say it could be time for the first barbeque of the year?
Media caption, Rebecca Wood has your forecast
Another award for Harper Adams Universitypublished at 17:36 British Summer Time 7 April 2017
Andy Giddings
BBC ShropshireHarper Adams University has won another award.
It was crowned the Whatuni University of the Year, external for the second year in a row in a poll of 27,000 students.
Image source, GoogleIt was ranked top in three of the categories being voted on - courses and lecturers, student support and job prospects and came second in another two.
The University, just outside Newport, was voted as having providing the "best student experience" in a recent survey by Times Higher Education.
Quote MessageTo have won the award for the first time last year was wonderful, but to have taken the top place for a second time is really special. It just goes to show that smaller universities have a big role to play in providing an environment where students can really get the most out of their time in higher education.”
Dr David Llewellyn , Vice-Chancellor of Harper Adams University
'Rooftop runners' warned by policepublished at 17:23 British Summer Time 7 April 2017
Shrewsbury ChronicleThree people have been warned about the dangers of climbing on town centre rooftops after being spotted in Shrewsbury., external
Health services to be debatedpublished at 17:13 British Summer Time 7 April 2017
A public meeting is being held at the University Centre, Shrewsbury, tonight to talk about Shropshire's health services.
It's been arranged by Shropshire People's Assembly Against Austerity and will feature a variety of speakers including health campaigners.
Image source, SaTHThe chief executive of Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust, Simon Wright (pictured above), will be there to speak.
Telford woman named in British judo squadpublished at 17:02 British Summer Time 7 April 2017
Telford's Kelly Edwards has been named in the Great Britain judo squad for this month's European Championships in Warsaw.
The former British title-holder is back in form, after missing the Rio Olympics because of concussion from an earlier fight.
Image source, Getty ImagesSchools paying more compensationpublished at 16:49 British Summer Time 7 April 2017
School mishaps, including a blindfolded child running into a goalpost and pupil hit by a cricket ball, resulted in more than £6m in compensation being paid out over a three-year period.
Figures obtained by the BBC show a doubling in school payouts to £3.3m last year - including more than £8,500 in Telford and Wrekin.
Shropshire Council's yet to respond to the request for information.
The Campaign for Real Education claims some teachers are now "terrified" of being sued.
Police bodycams: Technology 'cuts complaints against officers' published at 16:31 British Summer Time 7 April 2017
Allen Cook
BBC Local LiveWest Mercia Police has become the latest force in the West Midlands , external to introduce body-worn body-cameras for officers.
Staffordshire Police claim they were the first force in the UK to have them , external for all front-line officers and West Midlands Police started rolling them out last year., external
Media caption, How do police body cameras work?
Research suggests the technology can dramatically reduce the number of complaints against officers.
A study by Cambridge University, reported last year, showed complaints by members of the public against officers fell by 93% over 12 months compared with the year before.
The cameras work by usually being clipped to the top half of an officer's uniform and the recorded footage is taken off the camera at the end of a shift and stored on secure software.
Apply to become a BBC apprenticepublished at 16:12 British Summer Time 7 April 2017
Have you got new ways of using social media to tell a good story?
If so, you might be interested in this.
An opportunity to become a digital apprentice for the BBC in the West Midlands has opened.
Meet one of the BBC apprentices who is working in Berkshire about his experience...
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End of twitter postApplications to apply for this year's digital journalism apprenticeship close on 18 April.
Row over Ludlow bungalows proposalpublished at 16:01 British Summer Time 7 April 2017
South Shropshire JournalA tug-of-war is set to take place as Ludlow Town Council wants to make a "town green" of an area earmarked for bungalows., external
Kick-start your career with street cricketpublished at 15:43 British Summer Time 7 April 2017
#GetInspired
As the County Cricket season gets underway today, England opener Haseeb Hameed gives his support to a different form of the game....
Media caption, Street Cricket: From tape balls to playing at the highest level
If you want to find out more about how to get into cricket, take a look at the Get Inspired guide.
Lord Gyllene trainer remembers his 'biggest day'published at 15:40 British Summer Time 7 April 2017
Nick Southall
Journalist, BBC ShropshireThe Shropshire man who trained the winner of the 1997 Grand National remembers the re-run race with a lot of fondness.
And Steve Brookshaw says Lord Gyllene made it look easier than any horse except Red Rum.
Media caption, The man who trained Lord Gyllene has shared photos taken after the 1997 Grand National win
Watch: Telford lollipop lady gets big send-off from childrenpublished at 15:27 British Summer Time 7 April 2017
Ian Perry
BBC Radio ShropshireThere were a few tears as Jan Warren helped children across the road outside Wrockwardine Wood Infant School this morning.
She has helped three generations of pupils there, but has decided to pack it in now.
And Jan will be the last lollipop lady there, because she is not being replaced.
Media caption, A Telford lollipop lady has retired after four decades of helping children cross the road
Football: Hurst values 'family time' during relegation scrappublished at 15:06 British Summer Time 7 April 2017
Shrewsbury Town fans face a tense few weeks, as they look to claw their way out of the League One relegation zone, and it's going to be the same for the manager, Paul Hurst.
And he told us there are times when it creeps into his home life too.
Media caption, The Shrewsbury Town manager says the relegation battle is creeping into his home life too
Your photos: Sunny weather around the countypublished at 14:43 British Summer Time 7 April 2017
It's been a beautiful day so far and here are two of the photos shared by the BBC Weather Watchers today.
They were taken near Badger (top) and in Oakengates (below).
Image source, PJ's
Image source, RayPolice body-cams to 'improve evidence gathering'published at 14:19 British Summer Time 7 April 2017
Elizabeth Glinka
BBC Midlands TodayCameras being worn by West Mercia Police officers from today will help gather evidence and show "the real impact" of a crime on victims, the force's chief constable says.
More than 40 officers are being equipped with the technology, with plans to roll it out to all front-line staff by the end of the year.
Anthony Bangham says the new technology will also offer "the best chance to secure a conviction in court".
Football: AFC Telford United face injury worriespublished at 13:44 British Summer Time 7 April 2017
James Bond
Sports Producer, BBC ShropshireAFC Telford are suffering injury problems ahead of their trip to Boston United tomorrow.
Jack Reay, Eddie Jones (pictured below) and Dave Hibbert are all expected to be out.
Image source, Mike SheridanA win for Telford and defeat for Gainsborough Trinity could see the Bucks virtually secure their place in the National North for another season, barring a huge swing in goal difference in the remaining games.
