February 20, 2020

Mayor drama

Following an unusual voting procedure, Bridgnorth has a new mayor elect. The absence of members at a Council Meeting meant current Deputy Mayor Cllr Kirstie Hurst-Knight was forced to use her casting vote to elect herself as the next town mayor. Cllr Hurst-Knight did not use her casting vote to elect the deputy mayor, however, and this position will again come up for election at the Council’s AGM on Saturday 16 May.

Ludlow Spring Festival returns

Ludlow Spring Festival, a vibrant celebration of great food, drink and live entertainment – returns to Ludlow Castle next month on the 10th, 11th and

Discovering your true potential

A special, practical presentation of Buddha’s teachings that is particularly suited to the modern day is coming to Bridgnorth. Modern Kadampa Buddhism preserves the meaning

Shifnal revving up for bike event

Vintage motorbikes and cycles are set to descend on the town of Shifnal this summer for a ‘first of its kind’ event. The Midlands Motorcycle

WGHS runs entrance exam familiarisation sessions

Wolverhampton Girls’ High School has announced Familiarisation Session dates for girls currently in Year 5. WGHS, rated outstanding by Ofsted, is a free selective grammar

Discover, meet and support local talent

The Darwin Shopping Centre, in partnership with the Shropshire Growth Hub and Buy-From, has announced the return of the Shropshire Artisan Showcase from April 15

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