At their meeting on 18 April Shropshire Council’s Cabinet approved the recommendation to select Serco as its preferred bidder to manage five of its leisure centres.
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Council names Serco as the preferred bidder for new leisure services contract
International Cartoon Festival touches down in Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury town centre will once again host the vibrant International Cartoon Festival, with the main weekend of activities running this week from Wednesday…
Walking for Health leader training event in Oswestry
Enthusiatic walkers, or people who just generally love the outdoors, are invited to come to a Walking for Health (WfH) voluntary walk…
Sports club information evenings in Shropshire
Shropshire Council’s leisure development team is running a series of information evenings for sports clubs throughout the county from Tuesday 24 April…
Smile High Trail provides a taster for International Cartoon Festival
Local residents, families and visitors will be able to get a glimpse of what’s in store at this year’s Shrewsbury International Cartoon…
Get together next week with Gusto
Anyone who would like to find out more about how they can get involved in new activities and meet new people is…
Cabinet to recommend a new leisure services provider
Shropshire Council’s Cabinet will meet next week (Wednesday 18 April 2012) to recommend a new leisure services contractor to manage five of…
New leisure centre changes will mean more efficient services
Shropshire Council has been working closely with Teme Leisure over the last few months to ensure that the four leisure centres it…
Official opening of Much Wenlock Museum
Much Wenlock Museum was officially opened on Thursday 12 April 2012 by John Penrose MP, Minister for Tourism and Heritage.
Discover your Much Wenlock this Easter weekend
Residents and visitors to Shropshire will soon have a new way to explore the county and its historical treasures. With the help…