On Thursday 27 September, St John’s Catholic Primary School in Bridgnorth invited parents and local parishioners to join them to celebrate a Harvest Mass. The pupils and their parents generously donated many food items, which were then taken by the school’s Mini Vinnies group to the Bridgnorth Food Bank.
More than 800 children and 300 families had a busy summer thanks to holiday activities run by a county charity. As part of the Holiday
Shropshire’s official Destination Management Organisation is launching a new event to encourage the county’s tourism and hospitality businesses to utilise the wealth of services available
At a time when the social care sector faces major challenges, Positive Steps Shropshire Limited is shining a light on the skill, compassion and teamwork
Shifnal is preparing for its first scarecrow competition later this month as part of a community celebration. Shifnal Town Council recently unveiled the initiative –
A music shop owner in Wellington is dancing for joy after being shortlisted for a top award. Emma Perks’ store, Spinning Around Records in New