Here are some of the most notable illustrations and photographs. 'Making peoples' lives hell': When he couldn't pay for cancer treatment, the hospital sued. In North Carolina, a state hard hit by ...

Generous wildlife lovers have backed a fundraiser to breathe new life into an area of the Shropshire Hills smash through its target of almost £140,000 on Christmas Day. Shropshire Wildlife Trust ...

Shropshire Wildlife Trust has bought Betchcott Hill and wants to restore the site to encourage iconic birds like the curlew.

People in Shropshire and Worcestershire have captured some picturesque photographs showing hills rising above the recent ...

For additional context, check out the previously published stories in which the illustrations originally appeared in print and online, or see more of the artists’ work. (Illustration by Jun ...

The Princess of Wales’ annual carol service will feature a bespoke illustration by Charlie Mackesy, celebrating themes of love and kindness after a difficult year. Kate, who is recovering from ...

A wildlife trust is calling for donations to help them transform a site in the heart of the Shropshire Hills. Shropshire Wildlife Trust has bought Betchcott Hill, in an Area of Outstanding Natural ...

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The British author, acclaimed for his beloved book The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse, has created a unique and heartwarming illustration for the order of service at Princess Kate’s ...

"It'll feel more like what people think of as the Shropshire Hills." The wet, marshy areas are particularly important – and the trust wants to expand this, to provide a home for some of ...

The Princess of Wales’ annual carol service will feature a bespoke illustration by Charlie Mackesy, celebrating themes of love and kindness after a difficult year. Kate, who is recovering from cancer ...

Shropshire Council says it is confident of receiving the government funding needed to pay for a controversial bypass in Shrewsbury despite concerns raised about the plan to fund the project.