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• The Strettons

  April lottery in aid of Mayfair Community Centre are 114, 512, 406 and 192 with the winners receiving £100, £50, £20 and £10 respectively. read more

• Five years of hard work is celebrated at sports club opening

  BRIMFIELD and Little Hereford Sports Club has held its official opening ceremony. read more

• Castle's football success

  Bishop's Castle Primary School won the Girls' Football Tournament at Ludlow and the team will now go on to represent the whole of South Shropshire in the finals of the Shropshire Youth Games in June. read more

• Seconds chalk up first league win at the Burway

  Whitchurch 156-5 Ludlow 157-5 read more

• Cleobury men go marching forward

  Cleobury Men's Volleyball team has had a busy past 10 days, playing 3 games as the season comes to an end. read more

• Ludlow golfers bid for chance to play in Algarve tournament

  A golf trip of a lifetime awaits amateur Paul Mear and his Ludlow PGA professional Russell Price if they can come through the next stage of Europe's biggest pro-am competition, the Lombard Trophy, which this year will pass the one million rounds of competition golf played since the event was launched in 1995. read more

• It's in the eyes

  FROM the foothills of the Andes to the rich pastures of the Teme Valley, the alpaca is renowned for its soft, luxury wool, highly sought after in the world of fashion. JEN GREEN talks to alpacas breeder Hilary Shenton about the 'all you need to know' courses she has set up on the gentle creatures with the big brown eyes she breeds on her farm in Tenbury Wells." read more

• After two wins Moor Park bow out of national finals

  AFTER beating two counties, Shropshire Under-13 hockey champions, Moor Park, bowed out of the national finals on Sunday, April 25. read more

• Brown Clee fade in Junior Cup after bright start

  Brown Clee 1 Newcastle-on-Clun 2 read more

• My dad, unlikely hero of Dunkirk

  As the nation gears itself up to mark the 60th anniversary of the D-Day landings, this month sees memories of another earlier, but equally critical point of the Second World War - Dunkirk. Thoughts of that desperate time led the Advertiser's JEAN KINGDON to relate her own family's part in the action. read more

• Reserves end season with a home draw

  Ludlow Town Reserves 1 read more

• Tennis club holds its junior ratings tourney at Ludlow

  THE Ludlow Castle Tennis Club have just hosted their annual LTA Junior Ratings Tournament for under 10s and under 14s. read more

• Tenbury

  Ladies Guild: Joyce Griffiths opened the May meeting by sharing a poem She Looked at Herself, to much laughter. Secretary Kate Jenkins is home from a spell in hospital and good wishes were sent to her and to Mary Rudd who was also ill. read more

• Ludlow

  Horticultural Society: Last month was the AGM and plant sale. There was a good attendance and a large quantity of quality plants. read more

• Bishop's Castle

  LEADERS WANTED FOR HEALTHY WALKS: Walking the Way to Health is a new project coming to Bishop's Castle. read more

• Food for thought

  Ideas for congestion relief and extra parking in Ludlow. read more

• Praise where praise due

  UNDOUBTEDLY like most people, I am quick to complain when I do not receive good service, however, I hope I am equally as quick to give praise where it is due. read more

• We do need new businesses

  Well done to Ray Lewis and Phil Nash for their excellent letters. They are totally right when they say that we need new businesses and employment in Ludlow. read more

• Conclusion was somewhat optimistic

  We, the Ludlow Traffic Light Group, cannot but feel that your congratulations to the county council for removing their absurdly sited traffic light post somewhat generous and your conclusion somewhat optimistic (Opinion, Advertiser, May 7). read more

• You're playing with public money

  THE Assembly Rooms is losing money again, £40,000 in debt this time. Can I ask - is the Council Tax going towards the grant the council is giving the Assembly Rooms? read more

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