On Wednesday 17 December 2014 Bridgnorth Town Councillor Edward Marshall, Mayor of Bridgnorth, officially opened the long-awaited skatepark at Crown Meadow, Bridgnorth.
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Long-awaited Bridgnorth skatepark officially opened
Village downloads early Christmas present from Connecting Shropshire
Adderley has received an early Christmas present from the Connecting Shropshire fibre broadband partnership,
Leisure Services’ Community Activity Fund: applications open January 2015
Applications for the new grant scheme, Community Activity Fund, will begin January 2015. The fund has been set up to assist with…
Boost for tourism in Shropshire as new Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery impresses UK and overseas visitors
More visitors are being attracted to Shrewsbury and Shropshire thanks to the opening of the new Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery in…
Shortlist announced for first-ever Shropshire Teenage Book Award
Seven books have been shortlisted for the first-ever Shropshire Teenage Book Award. Launched this year, the Award is organised by Shropshire Council’s…
Extra walk at Severn Valley Country Park due to popular demand
Shropshire Council invites you to join the outdoor recreation service team and enjoy a seven and a half mile guided walk from…
The Gateway in Shrewsbury celebrates its 30th anniversary
On Friday 5 December 2014 the Gateway Education and Arts Centre in Shrewsbury will be celebrating 30 years of opening to the public.…
Kick it Out Cup 2014
On Sunday 16 November 2014 Shropshire Council, the Shropshire FA and local voluntary organisation Fairness Respect Equality Shropshire (FRESh) partnership, organised the…
Shrewsbury BID invites shoppers to “Let your Christmas story start here”
News from our partners Shrewsbury Business Improvement District Shrewsbury’s first ever Christmas video, promoting the town and its unique offer, was…
Blog: Ensuring our libraries remain at the heart of our communities
Blog, by Gwilym Butler, Shropshire Council’s Cabinet member for leisure, libraries and culture I read with interest the concerns raised by world…
