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Damp, mouldy homes, plagued with pests and by shoddy gas and electrical fittings are among the persistent woes troops and their families face in service accommodation, a recent review found.

Military housing campaigner and North Shropshire MP Helen Morgan has once again championed armed forces families.

Damp, mouldy homes, riddled with pests and plagued by shoddy gas and electrical fittings are among the persistent woes troops and their families face in military barracks, a report revealed.

The Government has committed to ensuring that military accommodation reaches the decent homes standard thanks to a tireless campaign from MP Helen Morgan.

Police are appealing for witnesses after two people were assaulted whilst travelling on a bus in North Shropshire last week.

EXCLUSIVE: Britain has been accused of double standards over its military housing scandal, which has seen armed forces heroes left to live in squalor while billions are spent on migrant hotels.

North Shropshire MP Helen Morgan has continued her ongoing campaign for improvements to military housing in the county.

A large number of horse and carts were reported to be racing on the A53, West Mercia Police says.

At long last the weather has improved, Shropshire farmers have been busy catching up, crops have finally been sown, livestock are enjoying the sunshine on their backs, and the first forage for winter has been harvested.

More than 400 soldiers from across the British Army have been ordered by top brass to join the effort to try and get more people to enlist.