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Watch: Joy as rescue dog gets dozens of presents from wellwishers in push to find him a forever home

Once fearful rescue dog Buster has been overwhelmed with toys and treats amid an appeal to find him the perfect forever home.

Cleobury Mortimer|Apr 16

Shropshire boy and teen accomplice burgled homes and stole cars, including sporty Audi

Police insist 'no wider risk' to public after weekend arrest over 'isolated incident' in Cleobury Mortimer

The 13 most expensive postcodes to buy a house in Shropshire

Cleobury Mortimer|Apr 3

Watch: Geordie Shore star helps out again to find once-fearful Shropshire dog a forever home

Cleobury Mortimer|Mar 27

Plan for 120 new homes to be adopted by market town

Cleobury Mortimer|Mar 20

Car completely destroyed in suspected arson attack

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Crew called to tackle early morning car fire

Cleobury Mortimer|Mar 4

Food Review: Sublime dishes are a real treat at Gauthama Authentic Thai

Food and Drink|Feb 25

New houses plan approved for vacant south Shropshire site

Property|Feb 23

Drink driver who crashed leaving 'debris all over the road' is handed road ban

Cleobury Mortimer|Feb 23

'Police fraudsters' targeting elderly and vulnerable reported in south Shropshire

Bridgnorth|Feb 14

School forced to close after vandals rip out copper wiring causing 'significant' damage

Two-vehicle crash closes south Shropshire road - fire service sends four crews

Store owner hit with almost £6,000 bill for selling vapes to minors

Cleobury Mortimer|Feb 6

Find out exactly where cases of deadly disease that has killed ten dogs this year have been found in Shropshire

Bridgnorth|Feb 10

Woman, 33, found dead at home in south Shropshire, inquest told

Cleobury Mortimer|Jan 25

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About Cleobury Mortimer

In the shadow of the Clee Hills, Cleobury Mortimer is famed for the twisted spire of its parish church - now the name of a popular beer made by town brewer Hobsons. The town is one of the smallest in Shropshire and was given its market charter in 1253.