The blankets of bluebells at National Trust’s Dudmaston near Bridgnorth have thrived this year thanks to a programme of sensitive woodland management.
National Trust Area Ranger Mike Annis said, “Wide sunny pathways in the woodland, known as rides, are perfect habitats for butterflies, bees and wildflowers, including the bluebell. Our programme of woodland maintenance is improving biodiversity in the dingle by allowing more natural light to reach the woodland floor.”
If you’ve driven past William Brookes School in Much Wenlock recently, you may not realise that it is home to one of Shropshire’s busiest and
The future looks more secure for Ironbridge Gorge’s iconic museums and historic sites following a landmark deal. Neil Thomas reports. Treasured conservation charity the National Trust was founded
Neil Thomas catches up with a group of volunteers who are making a visible difference to their town. Bridgnorth is one of the Midlands’ most
Author Jo Jackson combines real places and events with a rich imagination in her acclaimed novels. Neil Thomas went along to meet her. The unknown
A keen golfer from Telford has taken on a unique charity challenge with a twist – involving three courses and his bike to raise money