End of the line as more than 20 Shropshire phone kiosks are axed

Monkhopton, Stanmore, Neenton, Highley, Lodge Lane and Cross Lane Head in Bridgnorth; Chirbury and Rorrington, Chirbury; Colemere, Myddle, Lyneal, Welshampton near Ellesmere; Homer, Norton, Beckbury, Tong near Shifnal. The phone company says

Shropshire farming couple forced to sell off their herd because of falling ...

A Shropshire couple who have kept dairy cows for more than 30 years have been forced to sell off their 85-strong herd because of falling milk prices. Neil Madeley of Monk Hopton, Bridgnorth with one of his award-winning cattle. 4. Comments

Dairy farmers forced to sell award-winning herd

A Shropshire farming couple has told of their heartbreak at being forced to sell their 85-head herd of pedigree cattle and wind-up their dairy business because of falling milk prices. Neil and Jayne Madeley, of Monkhopton, Bridgnorth, said the