Shropshire remembers
The county came together as one on Sunday 11 November to commemorate 100 years since the end of the bloody First World War, with events
13 December 2018
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The county came together as one on Sunday 11 November to commemorate 100 years since the end of the bloody First World War, with events
At a recent presentation, Phil Webster of Bridgnorth Food Bank was given a cheque for £2,743 by Jason Walton, manager of Bridgnorth Low Town Co
Leaders of a coalition working to reduce plastic in Bridgnorth were overwhelmed at the turnout at its first public meeting in November. The coalition includes
Broseley Scouts and Cubs collected shoe box gifts for Shropshire’s Operation Christmas Care Leavers during the festive season. These gift boxes are distributed annually to
History buffs will revel in events at Bridgnorth Library as part of the town’s History Week between Monday 5 and Saturday 10 November. Monday sees
Bridgnorth Rotary Club’s Tree of Thought is a very special part of the town’s annual festivities, especially for those whose loved ones come to mind
The Long Mynd’s National Trust ranger team will be offering members of the public the chance to find out how a ranger spends their day
A successful series of business masterclasses continues this winter with two Directors’ Briefings in November. The first is an afternoon session on Wednesday 7 November
Business owners Marcia Dale and Kevin Bellwood, who operate Bridgnorth homeware and gift shop Roobarb, recently returned from Uganda after a 10-day trip visiting South
Bridgnorth-based AMD Promotions has been named in the UK’s top Small Biz 100 by Small Business Saturday. The one-stop print and promotion shop was selected
Wrekin College hosted the Shropshire Chamber Network of Women for lunch and cake decorating demonstrations at its Business Centre on the Wellington campus. One of
A local wedding stationery business is celebrating entering its sixth year. Set up in 2012 by Lisa Forde, Bridgnorth-based Tree of Hearts is now a
Shimmery fabrics, molten finishes and shiny treatments are all the rage – add warmth to a room and mix well with any colour palette. Silver
Anna Dreda recommends books for gifts – and for treats for yourself! I have to start with the latest from my all-time favourite author, Barbara
A Midlands tile emporium has joined forces with an architect and TV presenter to help people transform their homes into ‘amazing spaces’. Tile Choice, which
This autumn will see a joint concert with Telford Orchestra and New College Chorale. The highlight of the concert will be a performance of Haydn’s
Now in its 14th year, Gorgeous, the renowned contemporary designer craft and food fair, returns to the Engine Shop adjacent to Enginuity, Coalbrookdale over the
Dracula is a monumental, genre-defining classic of gothic fiction and remains the father of all vampire tales, known the world over. This winter, an all-new
Through stories, songs and a crazy cabaret, Sarajevo Big Bang follows a cast of characters on a surprising journey through power struggles and secret machinations.
A new show put on by Ludlow Assembly Rooms aims to beat the cold by transporting the audience to a heady afternoon in central Spain.
On Sunday 11 November, Jaivant Patel Dance and Midlands Arts Centre (MAC) present a beautiful evening of South Asian dance in celebration of Deepavali, more
In this centenary year of the end of one of the bloodiest of all wars, University Centre Shrewsbury’s Felicity Roberts and Harrison Kennedy explore the
He enjoyed himself so much last time he visited, he asked to come back! Television personality and comic Richard Digance returns to the Birchmeadow Centre
One of the most popular open-source content management systems, WordPress, is at the centre of controversy over the introduction of a new publishing experience called
Residents of Alveley and beyond are invited to come and celebrate Christmas with the Alveley Village Band. The popular group are set to perform a
Not many owners know about thyroid problems – but they are increasingly common in middle-aged pets, with one in 10 older cats and one in
Sarah Millican is not a control freak, she’s a control enthusiast. Do you arrange the nights out? Are you in charge of passports on holiday?
At the end of an annum with more than its fair share of ups and downs, Ann Winwood reflects on the last 12 months on
New Purple Celebration, the band formally known as Purple Rain: A Celebration of Prince, are back with a new name but the same funky musical
In this issue, Ed Andrews takes to the waters of the mighty Severn to experience nature from a different angle. Ironbridge Coracle Regatta takes place