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• Inspector calls on a few new faces in society show

  FIVE new faces make their debut with Ludlow Amateur Dramatic Society (LADS) when it stages JB Priestley's An Inspector Calls at the end of February. read more

• Ludlow edged out of table-topping clash by a second half penalty

  Wednesbury 11 pts Ludlow 10 read more

• N-ice to see you, to see you n-ice

  HARSH, forbidding and almost completely buried beneath a cap of permanent ice and snow - what a great place Greenland would be for a school trip! read more

• Castle think of promotion after a four-try victory

  Bishops Castle 26 pts Old Griffinians 8 read more

• Turning Japanese for turning season

  THE bursting of the bulbs is said to be a sign that spring on the way in Britain. read more

• Rugby Tenbury lose contact with league leaders after home defeat

  Tenbury 14 pts Birmingham Civil Service 18 read more

• Motor sport Shaun in action in the forest

  LOCAL driver Shaun Gardener is pictured (left) in action during last weekend's Peak Revs Gravel Sprint. read more

• Arms denied by injury time goal

  Craven Arms 1 Wem Town 2 read more

• Reserves lose out in cup

  Rising Sun 2 read more

• Volleybal l Ladies claim a win over Sheffield

  Cleobury Ladies 3 read more

• Don't let town fester and decompose

  I read with dismay that this crazy scheme for Foldgate Lane is still being pushed through by Bennett Developments. read more

• Tenbury

  company attended the coffee morning on Thursday at Abbeyfield House.The next event is planned for March 18, at 10.30am. read more

• Ludlow

  Horticultural Society: In the absence of chairman, Susanna Hall, the vice-chairman welcomed a full hall, including 11 visitors, to the first meeting of the year. read more

• Craven Arms

  DISCO: Wistanstow School PTA is holding a '60s to '90s disco in the village hall on Saturday, at 9pm. read more

• Bishops Castle

  GRANT FOR BARN KITCHEN: The Save the Church Barn Fund committee has received a grant of £500 from the Community Council of Shropshire. The money will go towards upgrading the kitchen in the barn, which has been a popular venue for events during the winter. Committee member Dr St John Penney said: "The kitchen and toilets are the most urgent needs for the renovation programme, alongside the provision of disabled access and disabled toilets. If the committee can raise the required finance there will be new heating and lighting, together with a demountable stage. How much of this we can do depends on having the funding in place before the end of April." read more

• Were you there?

  WITH the 60th anniversary of D-Day approaching, my association is trying to contact as many ex-members as possible to recount their memories before they are forgotten. read more

• Taking issue with Viewpoint

  With reference to the Advertiser's Christian Viewpoint of January 22, Andy Summers refers to the recently identified "God" gene or, more accurately, the gene for conformity, and goes on to imply that the drive to explain our beliefs and behaviour has a negative impact on our responsibility. read more

• Clarifying what body armour is made out of

  WHILE I found the programme on the history of gun development, presented on BBC2 by Jeremy Clarkson fascinating, I felt that the very short section on the modern protection offered against rifle and machine gun fire was misleading. read more

• So excited about Ludlow's new youth building

  I NOTED in the Advertiser (January 15) that Cllr Philip Dunne wanted the authorities to explore 'joined up working' over the possible use of the surplus land at Weeping Cross Lane for the town council and the courts. read more

• Leash's fierce drive secures the points for Stretton

  Church Stretton 1 Hanwood 0 read more

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