A Wrexham lawyer has completed a half marathon in less than two hours and raised more than 200 pound for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust.

As the property market in Shropshire shows signs of recovery, buyers seem keen to complete quickly and move on from the standing position that has been forced upon them in recent times.

As the property market in the Wrexham area shows signs of recovery, buyers seem keen to complete quickly and move on from the standing position that has been forced upon them in recent times.

Q: I have recently taken over the running of the family company which manufactures and sells components for the farming industry. Having previously spent many years managing the manufacturing side of the business, I am unfamiliar with managing the sales side of the business. What issues should I be wary of as potential causes of contractual disputes?

Oswestry residents are able to get free information on family issues at legal drop-in sessions that started this month at a local children's centre. The sessions are part of an initiative by Shropshire Council to develop a community hub at Woodside School to support parents with children aged 0-11 years.

Visitors to a business convention taking place in Wrexham next week will be able to get their standard terms and conditions and employment contracts reviewed free of charge.

A Wrexham lawyer is hard in training for a physical challenge to raise money for a charity that has helped the son of close friends.

Q: I am a single parent and I work full time in the office of a local factory. My 12-year old son suffers with cystic fibrosis and I regularly need to take time off work to attend medical appointments with him. I know my manager resents this and he always manages to make me feel guilty when I ask for time off.

Q: My husband and I divorced five years ago. We have a ten-year old son who lives with me. He is supposed to see his dad every other weekend but this rarely happens as his dad regularly cancels last minute. This really upsets my son and he has been playing up at home and at school because of it. My sister wants us to emigrate to Australia so that she and her husband can help me bring him up, but I just know my ex-husband will object. Can I take my son to live abroad without my ex's permission?

Llangollen's oldest law firm has expanded the services available at its town offices after returning to the Old Bank Chambers in Berwyn Street earlier this year.