shrewsbury town, dai greene has made a stadium is a modern, all—seater stadium. to introduce safe standing. asa england to introduce safe standing. as a scot, celtic have done that and it improved the atmosphere so i'm keen to support that but i think when it is designed in shrewsbury as well, what better place for it to be piloted. around 550 seats like these could be installed in the south stand before the end of next season. the seats can be locked away to make a standing area separated by railings. they're made by shropshire company. there was told a similar system at celtic. the shrewsbury town supporters parliament suggested doing the same in england, they aim to foot the bill of £75,000 with crowdfunding. i think among supporters and general there is a swing towards safe standing now. from all the data we have seen and the samples, it is incredibly safe. and we're hoping it will improve the atmosphere within the stadium as well. fans claimed that terracing at the former home of gay meadow helped to create a better atmosphere. especially for big games such

the shrewsbury and telford trust has apologised and said practices were changed, but madisonjackson ist over a three year period. the health secretary has ordered a review. this local scandal is part of a national shame. hundreds of babies each year could be saved or protected from harm, says today's report, if maternity services were improved. it's not a single factor that is going to cause a poor outcome, it's an accumulation of factors and we have to look at the whole picture in a holistic way in order to improve care, and that's what we're determined to do. the review calls for a better monitoring of babies in labour and closer co—operation between staff and maternity units. registering your daughter's birth and death at exactly the same time, it's... oh, yeah. yeah. we had to register her birth and death. it doesn't happen to you, does it? a babies death leaves an indelible mark, a burning sense of injustice. too many families have personal experience of that crushing loss. michael buchanan, bbc news, powys. a brief look at some of the day's other news stories: the prince of wales

it was presented by the legendary percy thrower from his garden near shrewsbury, the magnolias.still shining. in my family, everything stopped dead for gardeners' world. my mother was a keen gardener and so was this little girl. i am still a big fan of the programme. peter seabrook was one of the presenters in the 19705 and is still a big influence in gardening today. percy thrower was god, and everybody watched every friday without question. and if percy showed a plant on his programme, then by 10am the next day, they would be sold out across the country. the effect was remarkable. in 50 years, there are a number of personalities who have made their name on gardeners' world, including geoff hamilton, whose garden, barnsdale, was one of the eight gardens used over the years. after geoff hamilton died in 1996, alan titchmarsh became the next main presenter. if this doesn't make you drool, nothing will. i think i am proud of having had a hand in gardeners' world and having been a part of its colourful history. my mission in life is to impress upon people the pleasure to be gained

it was presented by the legendary percy thrower from his garden near shrewsbury, the magnolias.ptember. the sun still shining. in my family, everything stopped dead for gardeners' world. my mother was a keen gardener and so was this little girl. i am still a big fan of the programme. peter seabrook was one of the presenters in the 1970s and is still a big influence in gardening today. percy thrower was god, and everybody watched every friday without question. and if percy showed a plant on his programme, then by 10am the next day, they would be sold out across the country. the effect was remarkable. in 50 years, there are a number of personalities who have made their name on gardeners' world, including geoff hamilton, whose garden, barnsdale, was one of the eight gardens used over the years. after geoff hamilton died in 1996, alan titchmarsh became the next main presenter. if this doesn't make you drool, nothing will. i think i am proud of having had a hand in gardeners' world and having been a part of its colourful history. my mission in life is to impress upon people the pleas

the sun still shining. from his garden near shrewsbury. september. for gardeners' world. my mother was a keen gardener and so was this little girl. i am still a big fan of the programme. peter was one of the presenters in the 1970s and is still a big influence on gardening today. percy was god and everybody watched every friday without question. and if he showed a plant on his programme than by ten a.m. the next day they would be sold out across the country. the effect was remarkable. in 50 years there are a number of personalities who have made their name on gardeners' world, including geoff hamilton whose garden was one of the eight gardens used over the years. after he died in1996, alan used over the years. after he died in 1996, alan titchmarsh became the next main presenter. if this does not make you drawl, nothing will. i think i am proud of having had a hand in gardeners' world and having been a part of its history. my mission in life is to impress upon people the pleasure to be gained from growing things and the importance of keeping our plan

it was presented by the legendary percy thrower from his garden near shrewsbury, the magnolias.

yes, shrewsbury town are seeking to become the first all—seater club to apply for safe standing.ber, standing was abolished backin remember, standing was abolished back in 1990 following the hillsborough disaster, but there have been moves afoot and premier league clubs have asked about safe standing. celtic have done it and have safe standing for over 2000 supporters. a deal has been struck to try to try this out. not only does it improve the atmosphere, as more people are encouraged to sing and get behind the team, but i think it isa and get behind the team, but i think it is a safer environment. our safety officer has been to celtic to see how it works and was very pleased with how it works. i think it is only a matter of time before more clubs get into the safe standing. ryan caldwell there. the clu b standing. ryan caldwell there. the club should find out in the coming weeks whether that has been granted. more from john throughout the morning. in an exclusive interview the mother of murdered soldier lee rigby tells this programme the ministry of defence have failed to suppor

i was most struck by the inventions we associate with other countries, the story about shrewsbury, theeing unique, which is so key to local pride and civic pride and i love hearing people's stories about their hometown and any kind of invention or first thing that cap on there, it's great to hear in the user as so it's great to hear in the user as so it's great to hear in the user as so it's great to hear more stories we have lost coming through —— first thing that happened there, it's great to hear enthusiastic. —— enthusiastic. charlotte, you were talking about how communities or areas like to be able to claim things, have you heard of pasty gate? i haven't. you have. there's an argument about where it came from, cornwall or devon, cornwall having previously claimed it, but now devon is claiming it, not the cornish pasty, just the pasty. how would you go about coming down on one side on this argument? there's a mention of it in the 15th century text of the pasty. it's the first mention of the pasty in literature it happened in devon. i mention this on devonshire radio, then cornish r

i also heard from sara who lives in shrewsbury, massachusetts, and who wrote to me about her concerns that the republican health care bill would endanger coverage of birth control and access to services at planned parenthood. sara wrote me this past weekend while i was out dancing in the boston pride parade. as i type this, you are at boston pride, which i would have loved to be there to support my friends, but due to my endometriosis pain, here i sit. i am extremely concerned about the g.o.p. plan to reduce or strip away insurance coverage for birth control. as a 21-year-old woman suffering from endometriosis, a very common disease among young women, i know firsthand that birth control does more than just prevent pregnancy. in fact, for many, it is the only treatment for them. in ten days, i will be undergoing endometriosis surgery, and for the past six months, since i have been diagnosed until the surgery, birth control was the only thing enabling me to stand up straight most days. even while taking oral contraceptives, there were many days i was unable to get out of bed, today bein

this is in shrewsbury town, this is champ, his humans as next year he will be old enough to vote.r antonio conte told him in a text message that he is not pa rt in a text message that he is not part of his plans at the club. diego costa 5 po ke part of his plans at the club. diego costa spoke to supporters last night after a game for spain. he says he is still a chelsea player but they don't want him. he helped them to the premier league title last season scoring 28 goals. england will be without wayne rooney for the world cup qualifier against scotla nd for the world cup qualifier against scotland this weekend, and the premier league's top scorer last season, harry kane, thinks he is stepped up to take up the armband despite being just 23. any player growing up as a footballer dreams of being england captain one day, and i am no different, but it is down to gareth, he is the manager. we have a lot of leaders in this team, and thati5 lot of leaders in this team, and that is important, whoever is captain i5 captain, but there are ple nty of captain i5 captain, but there are plenty

i also heard from sara who lives in shrewsbury, massachusetts, and who wrote to me about her concerns that the republican health care bill would endanger coverage of birth control and access to services at planned parenthood. sara wrote me this past weekend while i was out dancing in the boston pride parade. as i type this, you are at boston pride, which i would have loved to be there to support my friends, but due to my endometriosis pain, here i sit. i am extremely concerned about the g.o.p. plan to reduce or strip away insurance coverage for birth control. as a 21-year-old woman suffering from endometriosis, a very common disease among young women, i know firsthand that birth control does more than just prevent pregnancy. in fact, for many, it is the only treatment for them. in ten days, i will be undergoing endometriosis surgery, and for the past six months, since i have been diagnosed until the surgery, birth control was the only thing enabling me to stand up straight most days. even while taking oral contraceptives, there were many days i was unable to get out of bed, today bein