October 26, 2017

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When James’s best friend was diagnosed with terminal cancer, his last wish was to have a full Viking burial. ‘Team Viking’ is the hilarious, heart-warming and outlandish story of how James gave his best mate the send-off he wanted. This critically acclaimed comic ode to death and friendship is told through storytelling, comedy, theatre and live music. Suitable for ages 14+. The show is on Friday 10 November at 7.30pm at Quatt Village Hall. Tickets are £6 – call 01746 781759 or 01746 781214.

Eurasia donates food

A Bridgnorth restaurant has provided meals and food packages to the town food bank and community hospital. Staff at the Eurasia Restaurant in West Castle

Growth help for businesses

An initiative has been launched to help Shropshire businesses look beyond lockdown. Bridgnorth-based consultancy Good2Great is behind the new ‘Shropshire Growth Club’, which is already

Let’s get local!

A campaign to encourage people to shop locally and support local businesses has been launched in Bridgnorth and Wellington. Sally Themans of Love Bridgnorth and

Sand Martins’ visit Bridgnorth

Construction work was halted at a local petrol station as a colony of sand martins used the area as a nesting site. These relatives of

Distance sleepover

Rainbows, Brownies and Guides from the Bridgnorth district have recently enjoyed a sleepout with a difference… at home! They were challenged to make a den

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