Listen to BBC local radio commentary from Tuesday's action in the National League and FA Cup third qualifying round replay.

Stefan Payne and Carlton Morris on target as unbeaten League One leaders Shrewsbury defeat Scunthorpe to maintain their four-point cushion at the top.

We'll be back with news, sport, travel and weather updates on Monday.

Andy Giddings
BBC News

A Shropshire centre for children with autism has celebrated its 10th anniversary today by officially opening two new classrooms.

Options Higford currently has space for 25 young people, but says demand for places is constantly increasing.

Image source, Options Higford

The centre, near Shifnal, also marked the day with activities for the children and a large birthday cake.

Image source, Options Higford

Kate Tebby
Journalist, BBC Shropshire

A "Use Your Senses" five-kilometre run is taking place in Telford Town Park tomorrow morning, in aid of Guide Dogs.

Fundraisers will go through five zones, designed to stimulate the senses, including the sound of a live steel drum band, the smell of mint scented bubbles, and the taste of candyfloss.

Image source, Use Your Senses

It's only been held once before, in Glasgow, and 330 people have already signed up to take part.

Rebecca Wood
BBC Midlands Today

We're in for some rain this weekend, but it should stay mostly dry tonight.

There is a "limited basis" for introducing a 20mph speed limit across Shropshire's towns and villages, Shropshire Council has said.

Campaigners who want to see the reduced speed limit introduced are holding a conference in Shrewsbury tomorrow and argue it would cut the number of deaths and serious injuries on the roads.

But, the council says the majority of those accidents happen on rural roads and that 20mph limits work better in urban areas than largely rural counties like Shropshire.

It also said it is against the idea of introducing speed humps, because there is "mixed evidence of their effectiveness", but that if there is strong support for a 20mph limit, then it would consider the possibility.

Tracey Higgins
BBC Local Live

The ambulance service says the driver taken to hospital after a crash on the A41 this afternoon was a man in his 60s.

He is said to be suffering multiple injuries after the collison between a car and a lorry between Hinstock and the Tern Hill island.

BBC Weather Watchers

It's always good to see photos of the Wrekin and Andy from Telford shared this photo of it covered in cloud this afternoon.

Image source, AndyP

We've also seen this picture of a cat having a doze, while avoiding the showers.

Image source, Ray

A man from Morda who admitted setting a home-made snare trap which injured a neighbour's pet cat, has been fined and given a ban from keeping animals.

The RSPCA, which brought the prosecution against 40-year-old Michael Anitt, said he did it because he didn't like his neighbours' cats coming into his garden.

Image source, RSPCA

The cat, called Jeremy, was found meowing in pain and the charity said he could have been killed if the snare had caught him around the neck.

He has since made a full recovery, after receiving treatment from a vet.

Anitt was fined £406 at Telford Magistrates' Court and ordered to pay costs of £300 and a £41 victim's surcharge.

James Bond
Sports Producer, BBC Shropshire

Norwich midfielder Ben Godfrey has come to Shrewsbury to gain some first-team experience and he believes he's learning a lot from his spell here.

And he told us there's a good atmosphere in the dressing room at the moment, with the team flying at the top of League One.

The Shrewsbury graphic artist Charlie Adlard, famous for his work on the Walking Dead comic, is going to be the star guest at a comic-themed event in Telford next month.

Image source, Charlie Adlard

The national Comics Laureate will be asked to judge a fancy dress competition at Telford and Wrekin Council's Southwater library and there will also be Manga-drawing workshops and Lego classes for the younger visitors.

The event is being held on Saturday 7 October.

Andrew Hewkin
Newsreader, BBC Shropshire

A man has been injured in a crash involving a lorry and a car on the A41 in north Shropshire.

It happened at Rose Hill, between Hinstock and the Tern Hill island at 13:45.

Shrewsbury Town's manager Paul Hurst says he's prepared to get some interest in his players from bigger clubs, after their incredible start to the league season.

They are unbeaten after 10 games and sit four points clear at the top of the table, but Hurst insists "no-one's for sale".

Shrewsbury themselves signed 14 players over the summer, many of them from clubs in the lower leagues.

Telford Tigers are back in league action this weekend and travel to the north east to play Billingham Stars tomorrow, before a home match against an old foe - the Solihull Barons.

The two teams have been close rivals over the years and the Tigers got the upper hand then they met in the league earlier in the month.

Image source, Steve Brodie

Tigers will have new signing Warren Tait available, after the forward re-signed for them yesterday.

Shropshire Star

Agriculture remains one of the most dangerous industries despite lower fatality figures in the past 12 months, a Shropshire farm insurance specialist has said., external

A Church Stretton speed campaigner has accused Shropshire Council of being "silent" on the idea of 20mph speed limits.

Tomorrow, a conference organised by the 20's Plenty for us, external group will hear call for 20mph limits in a number of towns in the county, to reduce the number of serious and fatal accidents, but Professor John Whitelegg said the proposals hadn't even been discussed at the local authority.

Shropshire Council has said previously that it would consider bids to introduce 20mph speed limits.

Elaine Muir
Journalist, BBC Shropshire

The chair of Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust board says any public consultation into the future of care must go further than simply fulfilling a legal obligation.

An early draft of documents, setting out plans for will the future of hospital care, should be put to the public at the end of October, with the consultation expected to last 14 weeks.

Peter Latchford said he hoped that the consultation would go over and above the statutory requirements and give the public the opportunity to properly test the ideas doctors nurses and experts had come up.

The effectiveness of 20mph speed limits in town centres has been questioned by the West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner, John Campion.

He said earlier this year, external that drivers are more likely to respond to changes in the road layout and that a blanket 20mph limit in town centres would require extra resources to enforce.

David Perridge from the Safer Roads Partnership also voiced concerns, saying he supports the idea in principle, but only if it is combined with other traffic calming measures.

And he said that if the speed limits have to be enforced by speed cameras, then it proved they are not working.

BBC Sport

AFC Telford United take a break from the league to play Stafford Rangers in the FA Cup tomorrow.

It's a third qualifying round tie, with the winners going into the hat for the fourth qualifying round and a shot at making it into the first round proper.