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.

Apprentices enhance green spaces at Telford care home

Apprentices from construction firm McPhillips have been giving back to the community by enhancing the outdoor space at Telford Hall care home in Lawley. Ollie

A hare-raising adventure at Weston Park

Families are invited to take part in a brand-new hare-raising adventure sculpture trail at Weston Park this summer. The interactive story trail will weave around

Youngsters discover the joy of the great outdoors

A leading Shropshire environmental education charity has played its role in helping nearly 4,000 students to get outside into the countryside – some for the

Free concerts in unexpected places

The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra (CBSO) returns this summer with its acclaimed week-long musical takeover, CBSO in the City. Running from Wednesday 23 to

Royal recognition for Shropshire-based charity

A Shropshire-based charity which provides outdoor education to thousands of schoolchildren has officially welcomed Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal as its new patron. The

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