Connie’s day at the palace
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
25 March 2013
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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
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
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
August 2012 was an exciting time for Ruth Burley as she launched her company RMB Financial Planning Limited, and one of the business tools which
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
Life was soft and pastoral on my side of the Long Mynd; but cross the Mynd, drop down from the Stiperstones into the valley below,
Vibrant neon and pastel hues are one of the big trends for Spring/Summer – so it’s time to ditch the dark, heavy winter clothes and
One memorable year my then husband lavished upon me a half-share in a shock-absorber – for his car – as my birthday gift. Silly man.
A peculiar silence envelops the countryside when we have periods of heavy snowfall. The snow seems to dull the normal echoes that one hears when
As your garden springs into action, March is a busy month for planning, preparing and planting…. Fertilise If you didn’t finish clearing up leaves left
This month we look at the issue of ‘wandering cats’…and when a cat is a stray, feral, or simply someone else’s cat on the prowl
Claire Dunworth-Warby, a Personal, Business and Education Coach, discusses how to exude confidence in all aspects of your life Isn’t it funny how, in life,
This month’s bites of foodie news from around the region… Apple grafting Fordhall organic farm, near Market Drayton is hosting a day workshop covering the
Sally Themans met up with guides young and not so young, to find out how the Guiding movement has changed in the last 100 years,
A Shropshire schoolboy has landed a plum part in the West End production of ‘Les Miserables’. Nine year old Noah Key from Brockton Primary School
What’s What Magazine and Salon Ten have teamed up to offer you the height of relaxation and pampering in the ultimate destination for hair, beauty
The Wenlock Poetry Festival and Twenty Twenty gallery have teamed up to present a major new arts prize for 2013: The Adrian Henri Prize for
Claire Dunworth-Warby, a Personal, Business and Education Coach, poses three questions to check on how happy you are with yourself and how to increase your
In early spring there is plenty to be getting on with in the garden.. Spring colour For some instant colour in the garden, buy pots
Dance of the Raven It was a blustery winter day. Every so often a shaft of sunlight penetrated the grey sky but I could see
Vet Saski Steel explains what to be on the lookout for to make sure your dog is not showing signs of heart disease, and how
In 2005 I studied cultural heritage management at Lampeter University and a field trip included a brief visit to Attingham Park. Sadly the house was
It was after his critically ill baby grandson had taken over an hour to get to hospital following a 999 call that Bridgnorth man, former
