Children and adults enjoyed quiet lanes, traffic-free cyclepaths and the warm sun on their backs on a family-friendly cycle ride out of Shrewsbury into the countryside.
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Family cycle ride success linked with Love Your Bike Month
Free exhibition offers public a window to the past
A brand new, free exhibition at Theatre Severn celebrating a collection of remarkable photographs from over 100 years ago opened last Friday…
Whitchurch History Day to celebrate Shropshire’s oldest town
Whitchurch will celebrate its rich history as Shropshire’s oldest town in style on Saturday 12 October 2013 during Whitchurch History Day. The town…
Two-wheeled fun this October for Love Your Bike Month
October 2013 is Shropshire’s fourth annual Love Your Bike Month. A range of great free activities are planned throughout October to help…
Get composting this autumn with reduced-price compost bins
To encourage more people to home compost this autumn, Shropshire Council is working in partnership with Veolia Environmental Services and getcomposting.com to…
Become a Friend of Lord Hill’s Column in Shrewsbury
A meeting is being at Shirehall in Shrewsbury on Wednesday 9 October 2013 at 6pm to launch a Friends of Lord Hill’s…
Guided weekend walks to celebrate Brother Cadfael
To celebrate 100 years since the birth of Ellis Peters (Edith Pargeter), two Brother Cadfael guided walks will be held on the…
Runners step up to the mark in Shrewsbury
Seven Bridges 10k Road Race and a one-mile fun run.
Shropshire Triathlon is given World Championships Qualifier status for 2014
Once again, the Tri UK Shropshire Triathlon Standard (Olympic) Distance event has been selected by the British Triathlon Federation as one of…
Farm’s harvest celebrations mark autumn’s arrival
This harvest weekend at Acton Scott Historic Working Farm (Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September) sees a range of additional activities and…
