Local News and Updates
- 1st October 2015
Midlands Air Ambulance Charity flight doctors, Ben Clark and David Cooper, and critical care paramedic, Tom Waters, have won the Emergency Services category at the Pride of Britain Awards, which took place at the prestigious Grosvenor Hotel in London.
- 30th September 2015
There were yelps, tears and a lot of stress while watching Everest at Cineworld in Shrewsbury and a sleepless night ensued.
- 25th September 2015
A Shrewsbury musician has just completed a commission from Shropshire Drama Company (SDC), to write and arrange four pieces of music for its forthcoming production of William Shakespeare’s As You Like It.
- 24th September 2015
Daniel Kawczynski, MP for Shrewsbury and Atcham has met with NHS officials both at a national and local level to ensure accident and emergency services remain at Royal Shrewsbury Hospital.
- 19th September 2015
A Shropshire solicitor is appealing to elderly local residents and their families to seek proper professional guidance when drawing up or amending a will following a recent case which saw an individual’s mental capacity called into question and a subsequent challenge made to their dying wishes.
- 18th September 2015
Members of the public are invited to attend a free art exhibition in support of local young artists at Weston Park, near Shrewsbury, next month
- 12th September 2015
The charismatic Hardy is a tour de force as both handsome tough guy Reg and psychopath tearaway Ron, carrying a tale of the brutal London gangster twins.
- 9th September 2015
Shrewsbury College and Jobcentre Plus are joining forces to offer help and guidance to anyone in Shropshire seeking employment, including temporary and Christmas vacancy opportunities.
- 4th September 2015
Seven head chefs from across Shropshire will be joining forces to cook a course each as part of a special charity gala dinner at Shrewsbury College next month.
- 2nd September 2015
Shrewsbury Film, formerly Shrewsbury Film Society, has today announced a funding award from Film Hub North West Central, part of the BFI UK-wide Film Audience Network that aims to bring independent and British film to UK audiences.