Staff at Shropshire libraries are being trained to help people manage their ‘health admin’, under a nationally-run pilot scheme. As part of…
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Shropshire libraries pilot new ways to help people manage their health
News from our partners: Triplets work as one to create unique artwork
News from our partners A team of talented triplets are hoping that their unique style of collaborative art will lead to them…
Shropshire libraries get behind teen reading programme
Shropshire libraries are getting behind a reading programme for teenagers by stocking all the titles in a list newly released by the…
News from our partners: Work starts to fix the Caer Caradoc fort
News from our partners Shropshire Hills AONB Partnership Work starts next week on ‘Fix the Fort’: repairing the ramparts of the impressive…
Shropshire Local Mobile service moves to libraries for the winter
Shropshire Council’s Shropshire Local Mobile service has moved into libraries across the county this week. Shropshire Local aims to help those in…
Free weekend of sport and fitness at selected Shropshire leisure centres
Four Shropshire leisure centres are offering a free weekend of fitness and fun, as they stage their second Big Open Weekend of…
News from our partners: Steve’s fundraising swim to buy back war hero’s medals for Shropshire family
News from our partners Shropshire Community Leisure Trust Ltd Market Drayton swimmer Steve Taylor, 69, is closing in on his target of…
Libraries celebrate more visitors to Shropshire branches
People in Shropshire have increased their library visits by 60 per cent since this time last year, and special events have seen…
Tree felling planned to protect ancient monument site
Shropshire Council is seeking permission from Historic England to begin the second phase of tree felling at its site at Nesscliffe Hillfort,…
Fireraisers’ trials and executions in the spotlight at Shropshire Council’s Archives
Archivists are putting the spotlight on civil unrest in 1831 which saw fields around Whitchurch set alight and the perpetrators’ subsequent trial…
