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Fire crews remove vehicle roof and doors to free 'medically trapped' person after two-car crash

Firefighters removed the doors and roof of a vehicle to free a person who was medically trapped in a crash near the Shropshire border.

Leintwardine|Dec 12, 2023

Petrol station begins rationing after fuel refinery damaged by Storm Babet

Transport|Oct 24, 2023

No need to be alarmed if you see a big fire service 'incident' on Sunday

Ludlow|Sep 23, 2023

Lord Lieutenant will be on the receiving end of the honours system again after he's given a CBE

Leominster|Jun 19, 2023

Water company apologises after 'essential work' affects supplies in Shropshire border village

Clun|May 10, 2023

Drink-driver caught on late-night drive gets fine and road ban

Crime|May 5, 2023

Police to launch new 'surgery' close to south Shropshire border

Leintwardine|Mar 7, 2023

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'It was unreal': Acting student, 22, to appear on BBC's Young MasterChef

Showbiz|Dec 30, 2022

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Cost of living|Dec 4, 2022

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Transport|Dec 1, 2022

Firefighters take third engine to Poland in continuing efforts to help in Ukraine

Leintwardine|Nov 4, 2022

Nursery thrilled by another Outstanding Ofsted report

Ofsted reports|Oct 31, 2022

Directory of warm spaces announced near south Shropshire border

Leominster|Oct 18, 2022

Expert in medieval Queens steps in to help save church in Welsh Marches

Leintwardine|Oct 10, 2022

Cheapest fuel around Shropshire as average prices reach lowest level for months

Transport|Sep 21, 2022

Cheapest petrol and diesel in Shropshire as drivers travel 30 miles for best price

Transport|Aug 10, 2022

Dog show and castle tours to feature in return of scarecrow festival after three years

What's On|Aug 4, 2022

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About Leintwardine

A village that is actually larger than some of the region's towns, Leintwardine is officially in Herefordshire despite being just to the west of Ludlow. The settlement has Roman origins, with the fort of Branogenium just south of the modern village and its High Street on the same line as the country-spanning Roman road, Watling Street.