Let’s get local!
A campaign to encourage people to shop locally and support local businesses has been launched in Bridgnorth and Wellington. Sally Themans of Love Bridgnorth and
2 June 2020
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A campaign to encourage people to shop locally and support local businesses has been launched in Bridgnorth and Wellington. Sally Themans of Love Bridgnorth and
Construction work was halted at a local petrol station as a colony of sand martins used the area as a nesting site. These relatives of
Rainbows, Brownies and Guides from the Bridgnorth district have recently enjoyed a sleepout with a difference… at home! They were challenged to make a den
A local junior football club recently celebrated the achievements of their season and raised over £1000 for a local charity. AVC Bridgnorth Spartans’ annual presentation
Much Wenlock Male Voice Choir are seeking a musical director to lead their performances once restrictions lift. The successful candidate will play a key part
A local festival has been nominated for this years National Diversity Awards in association with ITV, which celebrates the achievements of grass root communities tackling
Local business owner Nigel Parkin “walked alone” to raise funds for a local charity after the cancellation of the much loved Bridgnorth Walk. He created
The team at WW! would like to send our very best wishes to Alveley Village Band in recognition of their 30th anniversary! Like many other
A Bridgnorth teacher has been so inspired by how beautiful the town looked on her daily walks, she has created a series of paintings and
A Bridgnorth dog trainer came up with a novel idea to raise money for the NHS and treat our furry friends at the same time!
Classic Ibiza may not be visiting Weston Park in Shropshire this summer but USO, who perform at the concert, is releasing Classic Ibiza II –
The Royal Air Force Museum is launching a Poster Competition this May half term, encouraging youngsters and parents to get involved. As the
After reaching £10,000 raised for Lingen Davies Cancer Fund in February, via his Chords Crush Cancer events, fundraiser Mark Fielden turned his attention to the
Hearing about the shortage of essential PPE needed for NHS Staff and care home workers, students at William Brookes School have come to the rescue.
The team at Cuan Wildlife Rescue have some amazing stories to tell about the animals they care for and their latest rescue, a family of
On the 23rd March, along with the nation, Much Wenlock’s Male Voice Choir was stopped in its tracks. Rehearsals and concerts were cancelled
The Buildwas Players are pleased to announce they raised a total of £1,000 from their recent panto ‘Ali Baba & The 40 Thieves’, which was
History has been made at Old Swinford Hospital (OSH), after receiving approval for girls to be admitted to the school for their entire secondary education.
Logan Pope, a pupil in Year 7 at Bridgnorth Endowed School, set out to complete a two-hour ‘pianothon’ in aid of local charity, the Little
Bridgnorth Fire Station’s staff will be turning their hoses to a different use this March when they return for another charity carwash. The service’s popular
Welsh artist Eleri Mills has selected Twenty Twenty Gallery in Ludlow as the first venue in Shropshire to hold a solo exhibition of her work.
Georgia Ruth, a songwriter and musician from Aberystwyth, will be performing at the Hive in Shrewsbury on Sunday 29 March. Georgina uses folk and psychedelic
Engineering apprentices from a local college have been named best in the UK after winning a national competition. Two teams from Shrewsbury Colleges Group have
We are looking forward to brighter months ahead following the spring equinox on 20 March. With longer days we will also see the return of
The much anticipated Much Wenlock Festival returns this June with another action-packed fortnight of music, drama, arts dance and family fun. The programme promises something
A campaign to prevent development on greenbelt land near Shifnal is picking up support from locals. Shifnal Matters, which had to date collected over 1,200
Shropshire has some the most varied geology in the world. A new exhibition at Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery, Evolving Shropshire, invites you to experience
Julian Clary is to return to Shrewsbury after his sell-out tour last year providing another chance to see his outrageously camp Born to Mince. Julian
A former Ellesmere College student has succeeded in his challenge to raise £30,000 for Help for Heroes. Ex-Royal Marine Stephen Bannister set himself the fundraising
Ed has saved some pics in Shutterstock – can we use a majority of his – (sandstone and footprint) and supplement with the “plants from