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Baby Loss Awareness Week (9-15 October 2017)
World Mental Health Day – investing in mental health services in Shropshire
Shropshire Council is investing in its mental health service to ensure that it provides the best possible level of care and support…
Older People’s Day: celebrating the work of Market Drayton Community Enterprise
To mark Older People’s Day this week (Sunday 1 October 2017), we are continuing to raise the profile of active senior residents…
Older People’s Day: celebrating the work at Rockspring Community Centre in Ludlow
To mark Older People’s Day this week (Sunday 1 October 2017), we are continuing to raise the profile of active senior residents…
Proms come to Ellesmere on Saturday 14 October 2017
News from our partners Age UK Shropshire Telford & Wrekin Shrewsbury Light Orchestra and Ellesmere College Choral Society are coming together for…
“Making Mental Health Your Business” returns for its second year
Following the success of 2016’s “Making Mental Health Your Business” event, Shropshire Council’s supported employment service, Enable, is hosting another free event…
Older People’s Day: Celebrating the work of Ludlow Assembly Rooms
To mark Older People’s Day this week (Sunday 1 October 2017), we are continuing to raise the profile of active senior residents…
Older People’s Day – celebrating the work of Selattyn and Gobowen Parish Council’s Community Meals project
To mark Older People’s Day (Sunday 1 October 2017), we are continuing to raise the profile of our active senior residents in…
Shropshire’s seniors celebrate Older People’s Day by proving how to enjoy an independent and active lifestyle
To mark Older People’s Day (Sunday 1 October 2017), senior residents across Shropshire are showing how, regardless of age, it’s never too…
Wayfarers take on walking challenge
Wayfarers Day Centre for adults with learning disabilities in Market Drayton are attempting a challenge to walk the distance from Market Drayton to Shrewsbury to raise money for their comfort fund.
