Protecting plants
Tomato, cucumber and pepper plants should not be planted outside until the end of May; even inside they need some heat at night if temperatures
Tomato, cucumber and pepper plants should not be planted outside until the end of May; even inside they need some heat at night if temperatures
This year’s Buildwas Players Pantomime has raised over a thousand pounds for a cancer charity. Performances of ‘Little Red Riding Hood’ in February were very
Wolverhampton Girls’ High School U16 netball team participated in the National Schools Netball competition for the first time in the school’s history on Saturday 16
Festival offers ‘adult creche’ A popular children’s festival is ensuring there is also plenty to occupy adults. The whole family can enjoy a huge variety
Wood’s Brewery’s newest beer is a drinkable representation of ‘the will of the people’. The brewery, which is based in Craven Arms, launched their new
Summer bedding can be planted outside from the end of May onwards, so long as we aren’t getting any late frosts. Antirrhinums, asters and lobelia
An award-winning blues guitarist will be strutting his stuff on Bridgnorth’s steps in June. Mike Farris, winner of a Grammy for his album Shine All
Bridgnorth Endowed School’s first annual prom fundraiser is set to be a team effort as pupils from all year groups pledged to support the school’s
The team behind the hugely popular annual Ironbridge Gorge Walking Festival are warming up for a weekend of wonderful walks. The 2019 festival runs from
If you’re planning lots of local day trips this summer and are a fan of that very English of dishes, the cream tea, a new
A Bridgnorth youngster has been selected to represent England in volleyball. Will Evans, who’s 16, will represent England in the under 19s Cornacchia Volleyball World
The country’s leading all-male company are visiting the National Trust’s Dudmaston Estate in Quatt in June. The Lord Chamberlain’s Men perform Shakespeare’s most popular comedy,
The Telford and Wrekin Primary Schools Half Marathon is set to take place at 9am on Saturday 15 June. The event, at Oakengates Athletics Track,
The Severn Valley Railway (SVR) is celebrating after winning a £853,800 grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund. It will use the grant, along with
Telford and Wrekin Council (T&WC) has welcomed the news that Midlands Connect is calling for the earliest possible construction of the M54 to M6 Link
Shropshire’s Grasshoppers have targeted a return to Lord’s after coming up just short at the ECB National Indoor Finals. The Shropshire champions became the first
Two tales are intertwined in a show coming to RAF Museum Cosford on Saturday 29 June. The year is 1941 and rehearsals for ‘Henry V’
A Shropshire school has welcomed its new additions as it celebrates a host of scholarships and places at top schools for this year’s leavers. The
Young carers in Shropshire and Telford and Wrekin have come together to produce a leaflet with information for other young people who care for family
George’s choice A local firm welcomed celebrity architect and TV presenter George Clarke to two of their stores in March. George Clarke presents shows including
Bridgnorth withstood an onslaught from Dudley Kingswinford (DK) to lift the North Midlands Cup for the first time with a 20-17 win in Stourbridge in
Classical ballet, spoken word and eye-catching physical theatre combine in a reimagining of Sergei Prokofiev’s classic ‘Peter and the Wolf’, taking place as part of
A Cressage school has been looking to the future with an array of activities for children. In just one week this spring, Y6 children worked
A fundraising concert on Saturday 18 May for Breast Cancer Now by Concordia ladies’ choir and Bewdley Concert Band will now be joined by students
A Shropshire park warden has stepped down after more than 45 years – and will be handing over the reins to his son. Fred Fallows,