December 2018

More than 1,100 men from Bridgnorth and the surrounding area turned the recent prostate cancer screening event into “probably the country’s largest single screening of

The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust (SaTH) has continued to hit the local and national headlines for a variety of reasons, including failings in

A pop-up planetarium will be just one of the ways the Ironbridge museums are exploring the solar system (and beyond!) this February half term. The

Broseley History Society is holding a talk on Wednesday 2 January entitled Broseley: The Last 40 Years – with wine and mince pies to celebrate

Local charity Age UK Shropshire Telford & Wrekin is urgently looking to recruit volunteer helpers for its day centre in Bridgnorth. The Bridgnorth Monday Club

The winners of the Telford Community Pride Awards 2018 were announced in November, with successful candidates commended for their dedication, kindness, and commitment to making

The recently refurbished public loos in Ironbridge’s Square are being twinned with toilets in Malawi in support of an international charity’s crusade to help those

A lifelong Wolves fan completed a 2,000km cycle challenge from Palma to Wolverhampton to raise funds for a blood cancer charity – aiming to end

Bridgnorth’s mayor has vowed to help local clubs in a bid to encourage more young people to take an active interest in sport. Cllr Ron

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

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

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

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