The Spar store in Longden Coleham, Shrewsbury. Photo: Google
Patrick Pugh, 32, of Longden Coleham and 34-year-old Mark Williams, of Barleyfield, Shrewsbury, were both charged with robbery and possession of a bladed article on Wednesday. The charges relate to the robbery of the Spar in Longden Coleham in the county town on Tuesday. Staff were threatened and items were stolen during the incident, however, nobody was injured.
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