Donor Pets help Save Lives
We all know about carrying human donor cards, and what can now be done to help fellow humans in need – but how many pet
6 July 2011
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We all know about carrying human donor cards, and what can now be done to help fellow humans in need – but how many pet
Bridgnorth Golf Club hosted the East Shropshire Year 3 and 4 Tri-Golf Tournament with a total of 17 teams taking part from 7 different Primary
What a delight it was to be contacted by outgoing Mayor, Val Gill, to tell me about a local gentleman, Charles Billingham, who had recently
This month’s recipe is courtesy of Sarah of Mike & Sarah’s Butchers within Apley Farm Shop. Ingredients (Serves 4) 455 g Apley Home Farm Minced
Huge fields of canary-yellow Oilseed Rape stretch to the horizon. In other fields, wintersown Wheat shimmers in the early summer breeze. From an agricultural point
Mark Gibbons, Children’s Festival Activities Director, explained: “This year we’re planning on having a celebrity guest character and we’re asking children and their families to
Marie Ellis has taken part in the event for the past 25 years and has been organising it for the last 15 years. For the
Visitors are invited to wander around and enjoy the gardens – from bijou courtyards to elegant walled town house gardens. The street will be closed
An impassable public footpath has been made fit for use again by house builder, Charles Church. The path, which links Wenlock Road with Trevithick Close
Bridgnorth Rowing Club’s Annual Regatta will take place on Saturday 11th June, with racing starting from 9am. Entries are coming in from local clubs such
The 16-mile Kidderminster-Bridgnorth steam heritage line carried 18,273 passengers in April – 4,000 ahead of budget – showing a significant improvement of almost 28%. The
With Bridgnorth Walk Day fast approaching I thought it would be fitting to focus on the good people behind the organisation of this unique event
What’s What has teamed up with Apley Farm Shop and the queen of baking, Mary Berry, to create this fabulous-tasting local, fresh and seasonal dish
Lloyds Coppice rises up from the Jackfield stretch of the River Severn. A tangle of Birch, Elm, Oak and Alder clinging to the steep side
Born in May 1926, Morville Women’s Institute will be celebrating its 85th anniversary with a full programme of speakers and events, including wine tasting, the
History will be in the spotlight for the fourth annual Bridgnorth History Week. A series of events organised by Bridgnorth Library will take place from
Eight ladies from Bridgnorth Rowing Club made history last month as the first female crew from the club to compete in the prestigious Tideway Race
Spartan’s football players and their families hosted children from football team S C Muhlried, from Schrobenhausen, Bridgnorth’s twin town in Bavaria, Germany. The Schrobenhausen visitors
Over a tonne of rubbish and detritus was collected from The Grove in Bridgnorth during a community litter pick and street clean. This annual event
With Bridgnorth’s Mayor Making this month, What’s What decided to have a look at this ancient office and see how it evolved, and to meet
A Food Fair on the High Street is planned to coincide with the Bridgnorth Walk. Spokesperson Brian Davies said: “This year’s food fair has received
Visitors to Dudmaston Hall on 8th May will discover and meet the colourful characters who have lived in the Hall since the 18th Century. Donated
This month’s local hero is a real stalwart of the community, but could so easily pass ‘under the radar’. Nominated by a grateful mother, Tara
Hake is a massively underrated fish in the UK due – in part- to the fact that all our catch is exported directly to Spain
I am on the border between Shropshire and Worcestershire in the beautiful Forest of Wyre. The spring sunlight brings warmth. With that warmth, life returns
The traditional historic Legal Service was held in Much Wenlock’s Holy Trinity Church. High Sheriff Hugh Trevor-Jones said: “The service is held in celebration of
If you were wondering why the windows of Wenlock Flowers were blacked out in the run up to Red Nose Day – all has been
April sees the opening to the public of the long-awaited 18 hole golf course at Astbury Hall, near Bridgnorth, designed and owned by legendary rock
Contributions towards the Fairtrade Foundation’s national attempt to set a new world record with the longest ever strip of bunting were decorated, with schools in
1st Tasley Brownies in Bridgnorth made pancakes to celebrate Shrove Tuesday – but with a difference; they made their pancakes on tins over candles but
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