Bridgnorth Leisure Centre will no longer form part of Shropshire Council’s immediate plans to find a new partner to manage its principal…
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Bridgnorth Leisure Centre no longer part of immediate plans for new management
Shropshire Archives attracts academic visitors
Shropshire Council’s Shropshire Archives service has seen a big increase in the number of overseas academic customers this year, following the release…
Shropshire communities to welcome Olympic Flame
A total of 11 Shropshire communities will welcome the Olympic Flame next May (2012) as it makes its mammoth journey from Greece to the London 2012 Olympic Games.
Cafes at council’s community buildings could be saved
Cafe facilities at some of Shropshire Council’s community buildings could be taken over by staff themselves as part of innovative plans to provide council services in a different way.
Making the medieval book event in Shrewsbury
A fascinating insight into the creation of medieval books will be revealed by Dr Brian H Davies at the Friends of Shropshire…
Edible Shropshire churchscapes
If you like apples, or perhaps love the taste of cider, come along to St Martin's Church, Preston Gubbals, near Shrewsbury, to celebrate National Apple Day on Saturday (29 October 2011).
Ride with Unibob to see Shrewsbury Town
There will be an interesting addition to Cycle Shrewsbury’s matchday cycle ride this Saturday (29 October 2011) when Shrewsbury Town play AFC Wimbledon. Unibob…
Sports club information evenings
Shropshire Council’s leisure development team is running a series of club information evenings throughout the county, to take place as follows. Wednesday…
Funding success for Shropshire international dance project
The Edge Arts Centre in Much Wenlock, William Brookes School and Shropshire Council have been successful in gaining major funding for an…
Shropshire Archives appeal success

Customers at Shropshire Council’s Shropshire Archives service can now use a high tech digital magnifier to help with their research thanks to funding raised by their supporters and customers.