Pheasant aims for award
The Pheasant at Neenton has been shortlisted in the Best Social Enterprise, Charity or Community category at the 2019/20 Rural Business Awards. It will battle
The Pheasant at Neenton has been shortlisted in the Best Social Enterprise, Charity or Community category at the 2019/20 Rural Business Awards. It will battle
Ride bikes, eat cakes and have fun, that’s all you have to do on Sunday 22 September at the Ludlow Cycling Festival. The organisers hope
For one night only on Wednesday 16 October, ‘The Girl from Tiger Bay’ tells the unique story of Dame Shirley Bassey’s incredible rise to stardom
The governors of Tettenhall College have announced the appointment of Christopher McAllister as the new head of Tettenhall College. Chris will take up his post
Grip your seats for this Agatha Christie, the queen of mystery writings, atmospheric play which sees Kay Ridgeway, a woman blessed with beauty, enormous wealth
While the rest of us were enjoying the late summer sun, illustrators at Aardvark, the Church Stretton based illustration and design company, were busy creating
Moves for major changes to the centre of Shrewsbury have taken a step forward, with companies being asked to come up with ‘masterplans’ to reshape
Suzi has made a name for herself by turning tragedy and anxiety into big laughs. This year she is actually happy. This show answers the
One of Telford’s most famous sons, Paralympic gold medallist Mickey Bushell MBE, recently opened the new Daily Mile track at Grange Park Primary School in
Forty student police officers plus six experienced officers, including a police constable, two police sergeants and three detectives, will be joining or moving from other
The Ultimate Eagles return once again on Thursday 10 October to perform their legendary hits and newer favourites. Hailed as “The Next Best Thing to
Big names from the world of classical music and musical theatre have been unveiled as headline acts at this year’s Proms and Prosecco in the
Green Book is an American biographical comedy-drama film. Set in 1962, the film is inspired by the true story of a tour of the Deep
Homework will take on a whole new meaning for a couple who are both retiring this month after almost 80 years of teaching between them.
The brand-new Angel Gallery in Broseley will open its doors to the public on Friday 20 September. Founders Ann and Mike Fraser say, “The gallery
Members of the public are being asked to vote from a shortlist of some of the area’s best and brightest to select a permanent name
After 25 year in their previous rural home, ceramicist Dennis Farrell and his teacher and aspiring painter wife Sally decided they needed to move closer
Sixteen shops in Ironbridge are being repainted in colours that reflect the heritage of the town. The initiative complements the council’s Empty Retail Unit Grant
The Place will definitely be alive with ‘The Sound of Music’ from Wednesday 23 until Saturday 26 October when, 60 years on from first hitting
Get ready for a pelvic thrust as Richard O’Brien’s legendary rock ‘n’ roll musical visits the region. Starring Strictly Come Dancing professional champion Joanne Clifton
Margaret Atwood is the author of more than fifty books of fiction, poetry and critical essays. Her novels include Cat’s Eye and The Blind Assassin.
Following their successful production of Little Red Riding Hood in February, the Buildwas Players are gearing up for their next panto, Ali Baba and the
A teenager from Shropshire has scooped a prestigious award for a piece of music she composed. Thirteen-year-old Madeline Chassar-Hesketh from Lacon Childe School in Cleobury
Wolverton-based Wenlock Spring welcomed three Y10 students from Church Stretton School into the workforce for a glimpse into the world of natural source water in
Celebrate the wonder of opera on Wednesday 11 September in the company of Mozart, Verdi, Bizet, Puccini, Offenbach and Gilbert & Sullivan in a feast