We Shall Remember
You see them everywhere, every November. They are small, simple and don’t cost a lot. Yet they say so much – that we are
21 October 2020
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You see them everywhere, every November. They are small, simple and don’t cost a lot. Yet they say so much – that we are
Christmas is so often a time when we remember loved ones no longer with us. It is why Bridgnorth Rotary Club’s annual Tree of Thought
GERALD DEWSBURY ‘UPON GOING BALD’ “It’s not a mid-life crisis”, Gerald Dewsbury is keen to point this out when I question the title of one
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, the song says of Christmas. And you can bet that we’ll all be doing our best to
At this time of year there’s a beautiful palette of colours waiting to be discovered across the breath-taking Shropshire countryside. From bracing hikes over windswept
This is easily the most common problem we see in pet rabbits coming to our practice. The biggest UK–based study has shown that this is
Ed finds out about a project called Unlocking the Severn which will help save a rare fish Just before the lockdown began, I was treated
Our gardening expert Ann Winwood says some September sunshine will keep our gardens blooming… Summer may have ended but that doesn’t mean an end to
Favourite nursery rhymes have helped a Shropshire school to create a child-friendly virtual welcome for children who missed out on taster days as they prepared
Wolverhampton Grammar School is extraordinary. Founded in 1512, it’s one of the oldest schools in the country. The award-winning school is within easy access of
The national lockdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic presented the country’s education system with its biggest challenge for generations. Just how schools and colleges have
When Ozzie the gypsy cob was busy grazing in his field just two years ago he had no idea that fame was just around the
One of the joys of fatherhood is to share a hobby with your son. Particularly, perhaps, if that hobby is creative. And if that shared
Hill & Dale is a glossy new book that is a “passionate love letter to Shropshire”. So says its author, the award-winning photographer and nature
Bridgnorth Rotary Club has elected the first woman president in its 77 year history. Amanda Johnson has succeeded Robert Davies in the role, the handover
When the going got tough in lockdown, small businesses across Shropshire got going. What’s What magazine is celebrating them all. Butchers, bakers, greengrocers as well
An evening of top-class live music will cap off a jam-packed schedule of entertainment, competitions and shopping experiences at this Saturday’s inaugural Shropshire Virtual Show.
A Coronation Street star, Chelsea Flower Show gold medal winner and successful theatre director are part of a stellar line up casting their eye over
Coronavirus has affected every aspect of what we consider to be normal life. There is still a lot of uncertainty about what the post-pandemic
A creative couple with a passion for sharing art are delighted to have reopened their stunning gallery in the heart of Shropshire. It was the
Rachel Wood, a Senior Associate Solicitor in the Private Client Team at FBC Manby Bowdler in Bridgnorth, explains the one easy step you can
“Bridgnorth’s award-winning architects deliver bespoke design in the comfort of your home” The intimate details of our homes may not have been something we
Most of us have a good deal of time on our hands just now and why not make the most of this by working in
As a Michelin-starred chef with personal experience of dieting, Tom Kerridge knows that cooking good food is the first step on the road to both
It’s time to put a spring in your step as Ann Winwood discusses bulbs, shoots and saplings… Writing this in mid-January, the weather has been
Adam Purnell, AKA the Shropshire Lad, was featured in a new Channel 4 food show which aired late January. The concept of ‘Crazy Delicious’, was
