News from our partners University Centre Shrewsbury A seminar at University Centre Shrewsbury (UCS) on Wednesday 1 February 2017 will explore the…
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University Centre Shrewsbury event scales new heights
Inquest opened into recently-discovered potential treasure found within a piano in south west Shropshire
An inquest was opened today (Thursday 12 January 2017) by H.M. Senior Coroner, Mr. John Ellery at Shrewsbury Coroner’s Court, in relation…
Shropshire’s Big Conversation continues
Residents and organisations across Shropshire are being invited to give their views on what more the council can do in light of…
History of Severn Valley Railway from 1862: talk at Severn Valley Country Park on 27 January
Shropshire Council rangers are very happy to be welcoming Dave Postle from Kidderminster Railway Museum to Severn Valley Country Park for a…
Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery, and Visitor Information Centre, closure week
Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery, and its Visitor Information Centre, will be closed for one week for essential building works, from Monday…
Ranger-guided 7-mile walk through the Ironbridge Gorge in January
Shropshire Council invites you to join the ranger service on a 7-mile guided walk exploring Broseley and the Ironbridge Gorge, on either…
New venue for Church Stretton art shows
A former south Shropshire Visitor Information Centre has been given a new lease of life as an exhibition venue for artists from…
The Beat of the Butterflies’ Wings – interactive art and reminiscence exhibition at Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery
Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery invites people of all ages to be involved in an interactive art and reminiscence exhibition, The Beat…
Giant stained glass images to be projected onto Shrewsbury’s museum on 21 December
Giant images of stained glass works by Shrewsbury-born artist Margaret Rope will be projected onto the front of the town’s Museum &…
Shropshire’s Big Conversation continues
Residents and organisations across Shropshire are being invited to give their views on what more the council can do in light of its financial challenges due to ongoing cuts in government funding.
