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 swallows and house martins are summer visitors from Africa and the sandy bank left by workers provided the perfect spot for their new home.
Bridgnorth Swift’s Carol Wood told us, “We hope they have a successful,breeding season and bring pleasure to many local residents.”
Photo by Chrissy Stone and Roger Littleover
Shropshire Festivals has announced the launch of a garden competition for local schools and community groups. The award-winning events business has partnered with David Wilson
Shrewsbury International Comedy Festival (SICFest) has chosen Severn Hospice as its designated charity for this year’s event, set to take place in July. Money donated
Weston Park is to bring the stories inside the pages of thousands of books housed in its historic library to life through a new series
A Shropshire community fund reached more than 1,200 people in its first year. A new report has revealed the “pioneering” impact of the McPhillips Community
Ann welcomes the season of colour and abundance. Summer is one of the most rewarding times in the garden, with borders bursting into colour and