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
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
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
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
An illustrated talk and exhibition will be given by local historians, husband and wife team Dr. Trevor and Margaret Hill, entitled ‘Two Ancient Manors by
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
Bridgnorth – based artist Vicky Norman will be opening up her studio in Moat Street, Bridgnorth, as a gallery and venue for ‘live art’ on
After years of planning and painstaking restoration and building work, the Apley Farm Shop near Bridgnorth will open its doors for business in March. An
Severn Valley Window & Door Company Ltd was established by husband and wife team Alan and Barbara Edgington back in 1981. When they retired in
Nancy Walsh from Much Wenlock is a lady who gives up so much of her time to the volunteer sector that you are left with
I get out of my car in the early morning darkness and walk towards the bird hide. There is still a brisk wind whistling through
When The Lady Forester Nursing Home was sold by ExtraCare to David and Jennifer English, ExtraCare made a contribution of £250,000 to the Much Wenlock
A pioneering educationalist hailing from Swansea,Stan moved to the area as Principle of the brand new College of Further Education in Bridgnorth when it opened
Recipe courtesy of Stuart Phillips of The Hundred House Hotel Part One Ingredients 12 leaves of savoy cabbage 750g Salmon Fillet 600ml whipping cream 2
Look east and you can see the town nestled in the valley, the twin spires of St. Leonards and St. Marys backed by the dark
There has been a good response to the Town Plan Questionnaire with over 17,000 responses and a large number of comments received which will be
Every household in Bridgnorth was requested to complete a questionnaire last November about their local environment and now a group of volunteers has been asked
Shropshire Council’s new parking strategy aims to recognise that “parking plays an important role in supporting the economic viability of Shropshire’s towns for shopping and
Shropshire Council has decided to close council run public conveniences across the County from next April, saving the council £230,000 a year. The idea is
We just couldn’t resist this picture of the two ugly sisters, Joel Bridgwater and Ewan Williams, who appeared in the highly successful panto production of
Bridgnorth Endowed School welcomed Olympic cycling medallist Bryan Steel to address Year 8 pupils as part of the ‘Be the Best you can Be!’ programme.
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