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As the third largest town in the county, Oswestry is an important economic hub. The average open-market house in St Martins, however, is almost 6 times higher than the average salary of its residents, leaving property ownership beyond the reach of many potential local buyers.

As part of this year’s Rural Housing Week, we take a closer look at a wonderful example of how a rural Shropshire community came together to shape its housing future.

A new community-led rural housing development will be delivered in Press parish in north Shropshire within the next two years.

The region’s first affordable housing scheme built to Passivhaus standards was officially opened  on  9th July at Callaughtons Ash, Much Wenlock.

The edge of any small town is always an attractive prospect for homebuyers, however…

Housing is in demand, and the county’s average house price is £234,368…

New Independent Living homes have been officially opened marking the end of a nearly 2 year build…