The cycle track at Shrewsbury Sports Village is testing a new surfacing treatment to help prevent damage and improve the experience for…
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Cycle track benefits from new surfacing material
Shropshire Archives service adds 500,000th entry to digital catalogue
Shropshire Council’s archives service has added its 500,000th image to its digital catalogue – meaning more information is available online to researchers…
Management changes recommended for leisure services in Bishop’s Castle
Shropshire Council’s Cabinet is being asked to approve changes to the management of the SpArC leisure centre in Bishop’s Castle. A report…
Spotlight on history of Shropshire’s homes
If only walls could talk! Have you ever wondered about the history of your home, the people and the lives lived there…
Planners give green light for new £13.1million pool and fitness centre in Whitchurch
Whitchurch’s new state of the art leisure centre is a step closer to reality after it was granted planning permission today (Thursday…
News from our partners: Shropshire leisure centres ready for Big Open Weekend
News from our partners Shropshire Community Leisure Trust Shropshire Community Leisure Trust’s Big Open Weekend will be held at four leisure centres…
New offer at Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery builds on children’s imagination
A leading architect has been inspired by children’s play to bring a new hands-on attraction to Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery. The…
Shropshire’s libraries celebrate Green Libraries Week
Libraries across Shropshire are marking National Libraries Week from 2 to 8 October [2023], with this year’s event celebrating sustainability and climate…
Shropshire Council joins Shrewsbury Pride celebrations
Shropshire Council is joining in with organisers to celebrate the very first Shrewsbury Pride festival, which takes place this coming weekend, Friday…
Nesscliffe Hillfort gives archaeologists more finds of national importance
Archaeologists who returned to Nesscliffe Hill this summer to continue their explorations say the site has yielded more finds of national importance.…
