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• Westhope

  LOTTERY: August winners in the Village Hall Lottery. First prize of £45.60 John Morgan, Strefford; four prize winners of £7.60 Mrs Luscott, Diddlebury; Richard Parks, Westhope; Beth Small, Ludlow and Mabel Carter, Ludlow. read more

• Marches triumph over weather

  The Marches rounders team played Morton from Oswestry at Pontesbury on Wednesday night in horrible weather conditions. read more

• Davies's superb goal sets Ludlow on way to home win

  AFTER three successive defeats, Ludlow Town manager, Jimmy Mullen, drafted in experienced Martin McKenzie and Jason Traherne for Tuesday night's home Travel Factory Alliance clash with Cradley Town. And it proved a winner as Town eased to a 3-1 win. read more

• Town concede seven in second half disaster

  Loughborough Dynamo 8 Ludlow Town 0 read more

• First defeat since May for Knighton

  Knighton-on-Teme 129 ao Barnards Green 126-8 read more

• Tenbury's total proved useful on difficult track

  Tenbury 109 ao Hanley Castle and Upton 111-9 read more

• Seconds back in hunt for Reserve division title

  Ludlow 2nd 186 ao Wem 2nd 133 ao read more

• A-quiver with memories after Olympics bronze

  WHEN Chelmick's Alison Williamson struck Olympic bronze for archery, a Burford woman was on the edge of her armchair clutching a world championship medal for luck. When Alison's shot hit home it was another nostalgia boost for Mary Matthews. Seated in her favourite armchair at Bow Site, Archer Way, the former manager of the Great Britain archery team watched the Athens games on TV and shared her sporting memories with JEN GREEN. read more

• Seconds back to winning ways with away victory

  Tenbury 2nd 157-9 Hanley Castle and Upton 2nd 102 ao read more

• Success in Rallyschool Stages for Ludlow Castle's Shaun and Dave

  Ludlow Castle Motor Club members Shaun Gardener and co-Driver Dave Brick were the outright winners of the Bill Gwynne Rallyschool & Motorsport Stages held in the Sweet Lamb complex last Saturday , reports Keith Gluyas. read more

• Corvedale coast home against Wem

  Wem 3rd 109 ao Corvedale 110-5 read more

• Time-trial top spots are being hotly contested

  There was a good turn-out for Ludlow Cycling Club's ten mile time-trial over the Brimfield course and the top spots are hotly contested as the end of the series draws close. With only four rounds to go, Dover Disney was leading Chris Lines, but with Dover absent from this event there was all to ride for as the best 19 results from 23 events count to the final total. read more

• The Strettons

  FLOWERS: For those who love flowers a weekend of events awaits this weekend. Saturday sees Church Stretton and District Gardening Club Summer Show, at 2.30pm, in the Silvester Horne Institute. read more

• Ludlow

  ROYAL BRITISH LEGION WOMEN'S SECTION: THE branch is due to hold its group meeting next Tuesday, at Bishop's Castle. read more

• Bishop's Castle

  Methodist News: The holiday club started on Sunday evening in the Methodist Hall and will continue keeping the children occupied until Thursday. read more

• Not the last of Ring saga

  THE Bull Ring scheme may, sadly, not be the final chapter in Ludlow's list of disasters noted by John Farley because, in Ludlow, traffic management and planning control operate in parallel, independent universes. read more

• Setting the seal on success

  ON behalf of the Tenbury and District Museum Society, I should like to thank all those who attended our coffee morning in July, helping us to raise £150. read more

• Here's to the rubber stamp!

  I agree with Mr D Morris (Advertiser, Letters, August 12). read more

• Ludlow needs to move on

  I WISH to support the proposed Foldgate Lane Retail Park. I would like to second Mr D Morris's letter (Advertiser August 12). read more

• HGV drivers should be welcomed

  AFTER reading your report (Advertiser, August 19), "Parking plan for heavy lorries may be turned down", I feel so angry and frustrated at the typical attitude of the public to HGVs and their drivers. read more

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