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A local group has been created which aims to support those who have worked in high-pressure jobs and are now suffering from Alzheimers, or dementia
A local group has been created which aims to support those who have worked in high-pressure jobs and are now suffering from Alzheimers, or dementia
Three local choirs came together in May to help raise money for the Bridgnorth Hospital League of Friends. The Bridgnorth Community Pop Choir, Bridgnorth Gospel
Dudmaston is working with contemporary artist Faye Claridge to present Shaken and Stirred, a new project that aims to uncover stories from the estate’s 875-year
A new photography competition, Green of the Gorge, is being launched by the organisers of the International Garden Photographer of the Year (IGPOTY) in partnership
Recipes for success Michelin-starred chef Tom Kerridge knows what it’s like to carry extra weight – and he’s got a few ideas about the best
More than three quarters of weekend tickets have already been sold for this year’s Shrewsbury Folk Festival with organisers still to reveal a major headline
Children at a local primary school’s gardening club have been enjoying seeing the fruits of their labours. Pictured are Evie, Grace, Ellie, Lily, Ellie and
The annual Bridgnorth Hospital League of Friends Fish and Chip Supper on the Severn Valley Railway will be sallying forth of Friday 25 May. The
Much Wenlock’s food alleviation scheme has been recognised at a national awards ceremony for similar projects. The Flood and Coast Conference Exhibition took place at
Fans of the Severn Valley Railway are eagerly awaiting the heritage railway’s cherished events, the Step Back to the 1940s events, which transform the Railway
This spring’s legendary Bridgnorth Walk is set to be a roaring success thanks to improvements made by organisers the Bridgnorth Lions. The event, sponsored by
Wednesday 27 June sees a journey through the decades to tell the story of four women in different eras who live, breathe and play football. ‘Offside’
A teenage archer who first became interested in the sport after watching the Disney film Brave has scored her first international success. Penny Healy, who
Foodies who thrive on trying different cuisine will relish the chance to sample a range of dishes at a new event at Enginuity in May.
The future of hospital services for Telford and east Shropshire is to go to public consultation after health bosses were told they have secured the
South Shropshire MP Philip Dunne recently met three centenarians from Much Wenlock to celebrate their incredible lives. Mr Dunne and Cllr David Turner had tea
The Buildwas Players’ pantomime ‘Peter Pan’, performed in February, raised £1,000 towards the renovation of Holy Trinity Church in Buildwas. As the cycle starts again
North Shropshire College (NSC) has announced the appointment of Ian Peake as principal. Having been principal and chief executive of Herefordshire and Ludlow College since 2004, Ian
Ludlow Food Centre’s marmalade makers are celebrating for the 10th year in a row after scooping three awards at this year’s Dalemain Marmalade Awards. Darren
Shifnal’s Say Yes youth club meets at the town’s Methodist church every Tuesday evening in term time, offering crafts, sports, games and food. The group
The residents of Blists Hill Victorian Town near Ironbridge will be full of the joys of spring over the Bank Holiday Weekend of 5 to
Art fans and nosey parkers alike will love this year’s Bridgnorth Open House Arts Trail. Within the walls of some of the town’s oldest buildings
Children and staff from two local schools welcomed presenters Radzi and Lindsey as part of the national Sport Relief fundraiser in March. Both Much Wenlock
Up to 25,000 people will descend on Shrewsbury’s Quarry Park for the town’s annual food festival on the weekend of 23 and 24 June. Organisers
A local baby bereavement group is seeking volunteers to help support parents. Currently 15 babies a day die in the weeks before or just after