October 9, 2019

On a roll

Shoppers will no longer have to head home if they are ‘caught short’ in the Bridgnorth’s High Street. The town’s Civic Society has suggested traders could open their loos to the public, after a member saw the initiative being successfully implemented in North Wales. Many businesses around the town are displaying the Civic Society’s blue notices stating their toilets are open to all. A report published in May by the Royal Society of Public Health found that one in five people are deterred from going out over fear of not being able to find somewhere to go to the toilet.

Refill for a greener 2021

In 2018, the #PreventPointlessPlastic campaign was launched to cut levels of single-use plastic in Bridgnorth in a bid to reduce waste. The idea was to

Exciting project for Dawley

Work is under way on an exciting project to provide Dawley with a much-needed new facility. The Great Dawley Community Network Hub is set to

Spinning the decks for charity

Shropshire DJ duo the 90s Revival will be bringing back their weekly lockdown live sets to raise money for charity. The 90s music livestreams will

Music charity clicked with firm’s MD

Four charities, including one which provides music therapy to children, are set to benefit from a share of £10,000 thanks to a Bridgnorth business. Website design agency Clickingmad will split the

Commemorating kindness

Volunteers and Town Councillors planted a tree in Broseley’s Memorial Garden in recognition of those who helped the community during coronavirus lockdown. The tree selected

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On a roll

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