TIPS for Jan & Feb
A new year, a new season This time of year is all about a fresh outlook. As we leave Christmas behind and begin the new
13 December 2017
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A new year, a new season This time of year is all about a fresh outlook. As we leave Christmas behind and begin the new
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), or equine asthma, is the most common cause of the chronic cough and respiratory disease affecting 5-7% of horses in
A local firm of solicitors is thrilled to have been reaccredited for another with year with a prestigious legal quality mark. Fodens, which has offices
At Bridgnorth Golf Club’s Captain’s Day, past captain and long-term club trustee David Deighton shot a gross score of 84 – to match his age!
The chair of Wrekin Riders BMX Club was the biggest winner at Shropshire’s 11th annual physical activity and community sports ‘Oscars’, the Energize Awards. Kieran
Broseley Joggers have been putting in the hard yards recently, with several members completing a popular Couch to 5k programme, which helps new runners to
A number of local clubs and players were honoured in November’s Tennis Shropshire awards, featuring BBC’s Russell Fuller as guest speaker. Shifnal Tennis Club was
Shifnal Cricket Club is seeking new players ahead of their spring season. The club runs a variety of teams: Adult (16+), Women’s (13+), Mixed (U15,
Bridgnorth Athletic Club (BAC) held its annual awards evening at the town’s Castle Hall on Friday 24 November. The guest speaker was GB international 800m
Is it ok for a dog to wear jumpers? It’s definitely the fashion for dogs to wear clothing these days! It very much depends upon
STAG fly fishing club are looking for new members. The club have two stocked pools and a lodge near Wenlock Edge and new anglers are
The grey clouds are heavy with rain. When the gods of winter weep, their icy tears sting the skin and soak the ground. Fields are
A networking group is set to have a busy year in 2018. Bridgnorth is Business, which enjoyed a successful launch seven months ago, has some
Worcestershire law firm mfg Solicitors has given its seal of approval to the Severn Valley Railway Charitable Trust. As newly enrolled gold members of the
A Bridgnorth woman couldn’t find what she wanted in the shops – so she launched her own company. Rachel Mills, a former customer services manager,
A CD launched in tribute to the co-founder of Shrewsbury Folk Festival has raised more than £4,000 for a charity set up to support young
Rigoletto may be a mere court jester – and a hunchbacked one at that – but he excels at his job of humiliating the courtiers
A new scheme designed to stop the worst excesses of weather hitting Much Wenlock opened in November. MP Philip Dunne was on hand to formally
A selection of distinctive buildings from Shropshire towns, such as Bridgnorth, Broseley, Much Wenlock and Highley, is featured on a new gift range. Linda Edwards
This summer, art fans can wander the streets of Bridgnorth, looking into homes and shops and discovering fascinating exhibitions of art, sculpture, glass, textiles and
A New Year is a great opportunity to get motivated – so with that in mind, why not join a walking club? And this is
There’s a Black Country twist to a new combination of two of the world’s best-loved musicals. Midlands comic writer Lizzie Cotterill has put pen to
Shropshire Music Trust’s 2018 season of music will open the New Year with an early evening concert at 6pm on Sunday 14 January. Innovation Ensemble
Ludlow Food Centre’s dairy manager Dudley Martin has spent the past two years piecing together clues and titbits of information to resurrect an extinct cheese,
If you’d like more drama in your life, local amateur drama group Bridgnorth Players invite you to come along to their annual Open Meeting on
November saw West End stars mingle with home-grown talent as Bridgnorth performers joined some of the country’s top musical theatre stars to raise money for
January is known by some as Veganuary, when people give up dairy products and eggs for a month. The annual event sees diners eschewing animal
The Hive in Shrewsbury is hosting a series of workshops for children and adults this February, including a Junior Potters session for four to nine
Two Claverley residents recently took part in a gruelling desert ordeal to raise money for a local charity. Gemma Bloor and Paul Chafer completed the
If you’re feeling a little sluggish after the festive season’s excesses, a one-day cookery course at the Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre may be for you.