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Jenny Bone of My little Wedding Shop is proud to be the exclusive stockist of the Lyn Ashworth made-in-England design house, and will be the

Severn Valley School of dance proprietor Jo Jackson is delighted to be fulfilling the dreams of her late partner by opening her own, dedicated dance

Shropshire Council’s south planning committee have temporarily ‘part approved and part refused’ an application at the former Lea Quarrry on Wenlock Edge. The retrospective planning

A local club full of vintage machinery enthusiasts has just been awarded the honour of hosting the National Vintage Tractor Run for 2014.This national event

The Bridgnorth Hospital League of Friends saw a record breaking rise in donations and fundraising efforts last year, despite the economic gloom. “This demonstrates the

The refurbished St James’ community hall in Lodge Lane, Bridgnorth will be rededicated as a community facility and place of worship by the Bishop of

Sally Themans met up with guides young and not so young, to find out how the Guiding movement has changed in the last 100 years,

A Shropshire schoolboy has landed a plum part in the West End production of ‘Les Miserables’. Nine year old Noah Key from Brockton Primary School

What’s What Magazine and Salon Ten have teamed up to offer you the height of relaxation and pampering in the ultimate destination for hair, beauty

In 2005 I studied cultural heritage management at Lampeter University and a field trip included a brief visit to Attingham Park. Sadly the house was

It was after his critically ill baby grandson had taken over an hour to get to hospital following a 999 call that Bridgnorth man, former

The Ironbridge Gorge, known throughout the world as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, has been named the 2012 most highly recommended UNESCO World Heritage

The Wenlock Poetry Festival and Twenty Twenty gallery have teamed up to present a major new arts prize for 2013: The Adrian Henri Prize for

Butcher Craig Finch who trades in the indoor market in Bridgnorth is celebrating two years of business by winning the coveted accolade ‘best sausage in

With the community-wide endeavours to compile a town plan for Bridgnorth successfully completed, the project has now moved into the implementation phase, with community groups

In November elections were held to elect police and crime commissioners with a view to bringing decision making about policing to a more local level.

This month, Jean de Rusett explores the role that Shropshire played in the escape of the young Charles II from the Parliamentarian forces after the

He has researched and written 22 books about the History of Bridgnorth, and now prolific local historian Clive Gwilt is hanging up his pen with

To mark ‘Apple Day’ celebrations, I was invited by a friend to visit Berrington Hall in Herefordshire, as part of a group touring the orchards

Cartway Church in Bridgnorth recently celebrated 50 years of united worship between the United Reformed and Methodist churches in the town by staging a series

A new pictorial record of Much Wenlock has just been published, following the history of the town from the turn of the last century to

Paul Morris, proprietor of Bridgnorth business ‘Love Your Blinds’ recently completed a grueling 9 day, 960 mile bike ride, from Lands End to John O’Groats,

Dudmaston Estate staged a fun ride on Sunday 7th October, which saw horses, and riders of all ages and ability take in the splendors of

Severn Valley Railway is giving enthusiasts of all ages a once in a lifetime opportunity to play an important part in the future of a