Residents of a Shropshire village are hoping to save their pub for future generations.
The Fox at Ryton, near Dorrington, closed unexpectedly last July to the dismay of the local community. But local people have joined forces to fight to keep the picturesque pub as a licensed premises.
David Wright, one of those involved, said the group had the co-operation of the current owners in its quest to buy the pub.
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