A Shropshire schoolboy has landed a plum part in the West End production of ‘Les Miserables’.
Nine year old Noah Key from Brockton Primary School will be playing the part of ‘Gavroche’ at the Queens Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue.
“Noah has wanted to play the part since about the age of 6!” said his mother Lucy,” he auditioned along with 48 other boys, and very much enjoyed the whole experience.” Noah will share the part with 3 other boys and will perform 2 shows a week for 6 months.
Shropshire-based charity Climbing Out is calling on walkers to take part in its annual fundraising hike. The event is their biggest fundraiser of the year
Beth Heath, owner events company Shropshire Festivals, has scooped the award for Business Chameleon at the National Business Women’s Awards 2020/21 at a ceremony at
Sustainable Bridgnorth’s ‘Make One Change’ mission to tackle plastic pollution has been boosted by support from Castlefields Primary and Oldbury Wells Schools. Year 9’s amazing
The world famous Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Hospital is celebrating its 100th anniversary with a family fun day. On Saturday, August 7 the orthopaedic
A Shropshire town has become the first in the county to benefit from a scheme encouraging more people to shop locally. Bridgnorth has just received
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