A man was rescued from the River Severn in Shrewsbury yesterdayafter getting in to difficulty in the water.
Officers were called to the English Bridge at around 1.15pm following reports that a man had entered the water before getting in to difficulty.
Members of the public initially tried to help the man, before emergency services arrived who were able to help him out of the water.
The 64-year-old was then taken to hospital in a critical condition where he remains.
Hundreds turned away without voter ID at PCC poll in Shropshire
More than 300 people were turned away from polling stations in Shropshire after turning up without ID for the police and crime commissioner(PCC) elections earlier this month.
Disused chapel to be turned into holiday home
Plans to turn a disused chapel in a Herefordshire village into a one-bedroom holiday home have been given permission, despite some local opposition.
Man killed in A44 crash named
A man who died in a fatal collision in North Herefordshire has been named by police.
Herefordshire Council to get cash to buy flats for homeless
Herefordshire Council is to get nearly £600,000 in government funding to buy and support one-bedroom flats for homeless people in the county.
Man killed in North Herefordshire collison
A man has died following a fatal collision in North Herefordshire.
Is Leominster about to miss new housing boat?
A Herefordshire town will get fewer new homes, and even fewer affordable ones, than elsewhere in the county under new growth plans.
Assurances given over council overspend
Herefordshire Council overspent by nearly £9 million in the year to the start of last month, despite the council’s best efforts to rein in costs.
Spending on lethal tree disease announced
Herefordshire is to spend £315,000 over the next four years dealing with an lethal and incurable disease damaging the county’s trees.
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