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.

Tradespeople are being asked what they think of proposed changes Shropshire Council's system of parking permits.

At the moment people who want to park in Shropshire Council car parks, on-street parking bays, loading bays or resident-only bays pay £10 a day and those who want to stop on double or single yellow lines or a disabled bat pay £15.

The authority is proposing replacing that with a flat rate of £20, which will cover them to park in any of those places.

It says any extra money generated would be reinvested in improvements to car parks and to the parking service.

Ludlow hospital refuses £2,500 donation after men dress up as nurses to raise cash.

James Bond
Sports Producer, BBC Shropshire

AFC Telford United players have welcomed the increase in training to four nights a week, even though they are on part-time contracts.

It's been a change introduced by new manager Rob Edwards and midfielder Elliot Newby said it was a "brilliant progression" which will help them improve as players.

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Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter

We're in for another warm and humid night and there could be some more showers tomorrow morning, but it will clear up by the afternoon and we could see some sunshine.

A year after causing controversy by banning morris dancers with black face paint, on the grounds it could cause racial offence, Shrewsbury Folk Festival will host a display which explores the origins of the tradition.

It has been put together by artist Faye Claridge from Birmingham, who is the daughter of a morris dancer, and it invites visitors to record their own thoughts on the subject.

Image source, Meadow Arts/Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust

Contributors will be able to stand in front of a green screen and record their comments in front of any place in the world, or leave messages in a comments box, or on social media.

James Bond
Sports Producer, BBC Shropshire

Defender Omar Beckles says he knew about the interest from Shrewsbury Town before the season started and that he was keen to make the move up from League Two.

His previous club Accrington Stanley turned down a couple of opening bids before eventually accepting an undisclosed fee.

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Beckles has signed for Shrewsbury on a three-year-deal.

An artist's impression has been released of a woman wanted in connection with an attempted robbery near Oswestry.

The police say the victim, who was in his 30s, stopped to offer help to a woman standing near the road to Glyn Ceirog on 7 June, because she was looking distressed.

Image source, West Mercia Police

An unknown man then held him down while the woman attempted to steal things from his vehicle.

The man managed to regain control of his car and drive off before they could take anything, but police are describing it as a "nasty incident which was very distressing for the victim".

BBC Weather Watchers

You've got to watch the skies at the moment if you want to get out and cut the grass.

And one of our BBC Weather Watchers snapped this man out in his tractor in Oakengates this afternoon, doing exactly that.

Image source, Ray

Shropshire Star

Revised plans for the redevelopment of Shrewsbury's Dana Prison have been welcomed by the town's business leaders., external

Shrewsbury Town sign centre-back Omar Beckles from Accrington Stanley on a three-year contract for an undisclosed fee.

BBC Sport

Shrewsbury Town have signed Accrington Stanley centre half Omar Beckles.

The 25-year-old is their 13th signing of the summer and joins for an undisclosed fee.

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James Bond
Sports Producer, BBC Shropshire

Market Drayton Town have an FA Cup replay tonight, at home to Sporting Khalsa from Willenhall.

The two sides drew 1-1 in the preliminary round at the weekend and the winner will be at home to Alvechurch.

Kick off in Market Drayton is at 19:45.

A Shropshire-made Merrythought teddy bear is one of the classic toys to feature on the latest set of commemorative stamps from Royal Mail.

They celebrate the UK's favourite toys from the past 100 years and also include the Sindy doll and Action Man, as well as brands like Spirograph, Stickle Bricks and Fuzzy Felt.

Image source, PA

Merrythought in Ironbridge is the last remaining British teddy bear factory to still make its products in the UK.

A hospital turns down £2,500 from male fundraisers dressed in "demeaning" nurses uniforms.

A man who left an abusive and threatening voicemail message for Telford MP Lucy Allan has been jailed.

Zakariyya Farah from London was given a 15-month sentence by Southwark Crown Court after being found guilty of sending malicious communications.

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The Metropolitan Police said the call was made on 7 December 2015, but Farah had denied it was him that made the it, even though he admitting his phone had been used.

A forensic speech analyst told the court there was evidence to suggest it was his voice on the messages.

Shropshire Star

Controversial plans for nearly 300 homes at a Telford beauty spot look set to cross the final hurdle after a detailed application was submitted to the council., external

BBC Weather Watchers

We are told the weather will get better later in the week, but for now it remains grey and overcast.

This photo was taken by BBC Weather Watcher Peter Steggles in Longnor earlier.

Image source, Peter Steggles

Andy Giddings
BBC Shropshire

The decision of health bosses to turn down a donation to Ludlow hospital on the grounds that it was raised by men in "demeaning" nurse costumes has provoked a lot of comment on our Facebook page., external

And they all agree it was the wrong decision.

Tracy Morgan Jones wrote: "It's money raised in a fun way in a costume meant to draw attention to the worthy cause not insult the hard-working doctors and nurses."

The trust which runs the hospital said it took the decision because it was "insulting to the profession", but Gemma Davies commented: "I'm a nurse and am not at all insulted. How stupid!"

And others suggested the money would be welcome elsewhere. Ann Lanham wrote: "I'm sure there are plenty of other good causes in the area who will be willing to accept the money."

Image source, Alison and Mark Hiles

Fans who are trying to raise £75,000 to install around 500 rail seats at Shrewsbury Town's stadium say they might look for other sources of funding after admitting they'd got off to a slow start.

A crowdfunding appeal, external was launched on 1 August with a deadline of 12 September to collect the money.

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At the half-way point it has only collected £19,105, but Chris Wynn from the Shrewsbury Town Supporter's Parliament said they had other fundraising ideas up their sleeves and that they had discussed "various options" to make up any shortfall.