
Archivists are putting the spotlight on civil unrest in 1831 which saw fields around Whitchurch set alight and the perpetrators’ subsequent trial…
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Archivists are putting the spotlight on civil unrest in 1831 which saw fields around Whitchurch set alight and the perpetrators’ subsequent trial…

News from Shrewsbury Big Town Plan Partnership Shrewsbury Rangers are now patrolling Shrewsbury on a regular basis to provide reassurance to the…

Direct from the West End, Bill Kenwright’s production of Saturday Night Fever will be heading to Shropshire Council-run Theatre Severn in Shrewsbury…

Theatre Severn is predicting record sales for this season’s panto – Beauty and the Beast – and has added more dates to…

Cycle groups enjoying the facilities at Shrewsbury Sports Village now have a dedicated ‘clubhouse’ all of their own. The provision of the…

A report due before Shropshire Council’s Cabinet on Wednesday 7 September is backing proposals to go ahead with a new £13.1m pool…
Two Shropshire libraries are supporting local people by opening up access to digital training and banking advice provided by Barclays Bank. In…

The future of Acton Scott Historic Working Farm is still currently being discussed by the estate’s owners and Shropshire Council, which has…

People with an interest in championing culture in Shropshire are being invited to join a new board of volunteers called the Cultural…

We’re marking Ukraine Independence Day today (Wednesday 24 August 2022) with some news and stories to support the day, and to show…