A calf is pulled from a slurry pit by firefighters in Pontesbury.

The water company plans to spend £11.5m on six sewage treatment works in the county.

David Evans, from Pontesbury, went with a convoy in May and says the gratitude was "overwhelming".

Five nurses are expected to live at the Pontesbury property which was a police station for 25 years.

Work at a construction site in Pontesbury is stopped to allow the area to be surveyed.

Disposal experts have carried out controlled explosions on Thursday night and again on Friday morning.

Emergency crews were called to Pontesbury leading to some residents having to leave their homes.

The community in Stiperstones are also providing free labour and donations towards the renovation.