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 will be playing the part of ‘Gavroche’ at the Queens Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue.
“Noah has wanted to play the part since about the age of 6!” said his mother Lucy,” he auditioned along with 48 other boys, and very much enjoyed the whole experience.” Noah will share the part with 3 other boys and will perform 2 shows a week for 6 months.
A new award scheme for start-up businesses has been launched in Shropshire. Leading consultancy Good2Great, who have now helped around 2,000 new enterprises in the
Local charity Community Resource has announced a new partnership with Telford-based ANTA Community Training CIC, a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to providing accessible education and training.
The team at a recruitment business are wearing Christmas jumpers every Friday in December to raise money for the Shrewsbury Food Hub. The tradition at
Pentabus theatre company has announced Liv Hennessy as its first ever Jerwood Foundation Writer-in-Residence. She will take up the year long residency from January. Liv
Young people are at risk of missing out on vital skills needed for the future, unless fieldwork becomes core to the new national curriculum, a
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