A man has denied dangerous driving after a lorry crashed into a community centre in Shropshire.
62-year-old Peter Bilham appeared at Telford Magistrates’ Court yesterday, charged over a collision in Ludlow involving a car, a wall and a railway bridge.
He also denied four counts of criminal damage.
The case has been sent to Shrewsbury Crown Court, and he was granted unconditional bail.
People “being threatened” by flag raisers
People in a south Shropshire town have reportedly been threatened by people who have erected Union flags on lampposts.
What’s happening to lorry-struck pub?
It is still unclear when a pub will be rebuilt after it was partially destroyed when a lorry crashed into it.
Accommodation plans in Ludlow refused
A proposal to provide residential accommodation at a Ludlow shop and cafe has been refused.
More homes granted as part of Ludlow development
More homes are going to be built at an ongoing development on the edge of Ludlow after permission was granted.
Calls to scrap 8.99% council tax rise
Shropshire Council is being asked not to increase council tax by nearly nine per cent – with an opposition group saying it would be “morally and financially wrong”.
Campsite plans for farm
Plans have been submitted to turn a farm on the edge of Whitchurch into a campsite.
Plans for self-build homes at hotel
Plans have been submitted for four self-build homes on the site of a Shropshire hotel.
Revealed: The main roads in Herefordshire prioritised for repairs
A list of main roads in Herefordshire to be resurfaced in the coming weeks has been revealed.
