These Brokers Mortgage companies are located in Shrewsbury

Apex Mortgage Services Company Type: Mortgage Brokers The New House , SY5 0HX

Tel. 01743 791873

Belmont Mortgage Solutions Ltd Company Type: Brokers Mortgage Kingsland House , SY2 6BL

Tel. 0800-652 0376

Lowrie-Herz Associates Company Type: Mortgage Brokers Wattlesborough , SY5 9EA

Tel. 01743 884495

Martin Mortgages Ltd Company Type: Mortgage Brokers 4 Jaras Dr , SY4 2DH

Tel. 01939 260099

The following Brokers Mortgage are the ones that we have found closest to Shrewsbury

Kingswood Mortgage & Investments Services Company Type: Independent Mortgage Advice 38 Torrin Drive , SY3 6AW

Tel. 01743 344077 Fax. 01743 344077

Gains Park Mortgage Centre,The Company Type: Mortgage Advisors 2B Pensfold , SY3 5HF

Tel. 01743 340888 Fax. 01743 340888

Financial Planning & Mortgage Advice Centre Company Type: Mortgage Brokers 1 Greyfriars Bridge , SY3 7DS

Tel. 01743 353539 Fax. 01743 353539

Gains Park Mortgage Centre Company Type: Mortgage Advisors 2B Pensfold , SY3 5HF

Tel. 01743 340888

PMK Packaging Solutions Company Type: Mortgage Brokers A/45 High St , SY1 1ST

Tel. 01743 248101

Mortgage & Financial Advice Bureau Company Type: Financial Adviser 37 Smithfield Rd , SY1 1PW

Tel. 01743 231795

Kingsland Financial Company Type: Mortgage Advisors 1 Quarry Pl , SY1 1JN

Tel. 01743 272274

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Castle Walk Footbridge

Castle Walk Footbridge spans the River Severn in Shrewsbury, England, and was the first prestressed concrete bridge in Shropshire.

Shrewsbury (HM Prison)

The names of their victims appear in parentheses. In every case the murder victim was female. All executed prisoners were buried in unmarked graves inside the prison, as was customary.

Shrewsbury railway station

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Britannia Stadium

In total, the Britannia Stadium cost £14.7million to construct on the former site of Stafford Colliery. Building work began in late autumn 1996 and was completed in August 1997. The all-seater stadium holds 28,383 supporters (although this has been reduced to 27,500 for the 2008/2009 season due to segregation) in four cantilever stands. The main West stand consists of two tiers of seating which house 7,357 spectators, plus all of the Stadiums corporate and media facilities. The L-shaped Boothen and East stands hold 6,006 and 8,789 people respectively. The South Stand, which is used mainly for away support can accommodate 4,996 people.[6] The stadium is not eligible to be a UEFA 4 star stadium but only because it seats less than 30,000.[7] The clubs dressing rooms, offices, boardroom and club superstore are positioned between the West and South stands.

Victoria Ground

The club moved to the Victoria Ground in 1878 after playing at the Victoria Cricket Ground (1868-1875) and Sweeting's Field (1875-1878). The first game at the ground, a friendly, was played on 27 March 1878. Opponents Talke Rangers were beaten 1-0.