Wildlife Diary: Skye: Land of the Eagle
For a wildlife enthusiast, holiday destinations don’t come much better than the Isle of Skye. Past visits to the west coast of Scotland have been
28 April 2013
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For a wildlife enthusiast, holiday destinations don’t come much better than the Isle of Skye. Past visits to the west coast of Scotland have been
Thinking back to Easter last year, I realised that was the start of all the wet weather we’ve had over the last year. Let’s hope
Claire Dunworth-Warby, a Personal, Business and Education Coach, continues her discussion on how to keep those negative thoughts under better control so that you can
Spending time with Joy Fergusson is a precious experience. Life seems to have dealt her and husband Nick one of the cruellest blows, with both
One of life’s little coincidences occurred last week. Outside lay a good 12 inches of snow and sub-zero temperatures. I was cosy in my gas-centrally
The slogan, “It’s your vote, don’t lose it” is often used to urge the electorate into action. However, in the run up to this year’s
A local explorer has been invited by the Bhutanese royal family to help develop the tourist industry of Bhutan. Internationally renowned kayaker Anthony Eddies-Davies, whose
The annual Bridgnorth Walk has been held since its inauguration in 1967 and this year it will take place on Spring Bank Holiday Monday 27
Ashley and Gemma Brown are hoping to break the £40k mark this year in their fundraising efforts for Asthma UK in memory of their 2
Schools in the Bridgnorth area were asked by the Bridgnorth Fairtrade Group, to produce artwork that would promote Fairtrade to the general public, and textile
On Sunday 21 April, over 35,000 runners will compete in the 33rd London Marathon. Sally Themans met three local people who are all taking part
Philip Dunne MP is encouraging local employers to advertise any vacancies they may have, or to exhibit at a Jobs Fair he is organising in
Apley Farm Shop near Bridgnorth has netted a major award from the National Farmers’ Retail and Markets Association. FARMA awarded the shop, at Stockton, near
This month’s bites of foodie news from around the region… HEFF Finalists The finalists of the Heart of England Fine Foods Diamond Awards were announced
New England lies in a wooded valley on the edge of the village of Highley. Today it is a peaceful place, hidden in the folds
With Easter early this year, let’s hope the weather will allow us out into the garden. Beware of late frosts that will spoil vulnerable plants
As a young lad, The Huntsman was Peter Morris’ local pub, where he and his dad would enjoy a pint. Peter possessed the acumen to
I’ve seen a few pets recently that have required dental treatment; involving an anaesthetic, tooth extractions, and scale and polish. Generally these procedures are carried
Claire Dunworth-Warby, a Personal, Business and Education Coach, discusses how to incorporate coping strategies into your everyday life to ensure that you view your life
Ghosts and paranormal activities are one of those things many folk refuse to take seriously – after all, life is tricky enough without the un-dead
Bridgnorth man, cyclist Richard Smith is celebrating his selection to represent Great Britain in the 19th World Transplant Games in Durban, South Africa in July,
Well known former mayor, Connie Baines received an MBE from The Princess Royal for ‘services to the community of Bridgnorth’ in March. Connie has served
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
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