Category: Leisure, culture and heritage

1956 Leisure, culture and heritage posts found.

New arrivals complete council’s slimmed down senior team

17/05/2011

New-look management team will save millions of pounds a year and improve efficiency, say council leaders.

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New Monkmoor play area now open

17/05/2011

A new play area suitable for children of all ages is now open at Monkmoor Recreation Centre in Shrewsbury.

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North Shropshire walking scheme wins national accolade

17/05/2011

A popular health walk scheme in North Shropshire has been officially declared good for people’s health.

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Acton Scott Farm highly commended at museum ‘Oscars’

12/05/2011

Acton Scott Historic Working Farm has been “highly commended” in this year’s prestigious Museums & Heritage Awards for Excellence.

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Brass ensemble needed for Shropshire Olympian Festival

10/05/2011

A brass ensemble is being sought to play at the closing ceremony of the Shropshire Olympian Festival on Sunday 19 June 2011.

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Make your own bread, jam and wine at Acton Scott

09/05/2011

Make your own bread, jam and wine at Acton Scott Historic Working Farm.

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New fitness classes to start in Shawbury and Pontesbury

09/05/2011

Two new fitness classes are introduced in Shawbury and Pontesbury from this Thursday (12 May 2011) for keeping fit and meeting new friends.

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Visitor number 1,750,000 for Oswestry information centre

05/05/2011

Shropshire Council’s visitor information centre at Mile End in Oswestry has welcomed its one and three quarter millionth visitor.

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Dance residency for boys and young men

05/05/2011

Are you male, aged between 12 and 18, interested in dance and living in Shropshire?

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Shropshire runners encouraged to take the Seven Bridges challenge

04/05/2011

Runners of all levels are being invited to don their trainers for this year’s Seven Bridges 10k road race and one mile fun run this autumn (Sunday 18 September 2011).

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