To mark Lent, a Bridgnorth school has done its bit to help the wider community. St John’s Catholic Primary School Head, Jessica Buzzing, took the lead in the initiative by making a donation to the town. Parents were then invited to follow suit by contributing non-perishable food items. The school was inundated with donations which were taken to Bridgnorth Food Bank this week.
CAPTION: St John’s pupils with the donations of food.
Despite plummeting January temperatures and snowfall, the first official signs of spring have been spotted in Shropshire and beyond. In the depths of cold, dark
A new £10,000 classroom has been unveiled at Weston Park on the Shropshire/Staffordshire border as part of plans to grow the venue’s outdoor education programme
A prominent county music organisation has set out a varied and impressive programme for 2025, with a world-famous artist launching their events for the
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.
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