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• Organist stops off in Ludlow

  internationally-renowned organist Thomas Trotter is due to give a special recital at St Laurence's Church, Ludlow, on April 9. read more

• But what about the dog?

  Regarding Linda Hughes's campaign to be allowed to keep her dog with her in her taxi while she works. read more

• Fears over result of the election

  IF NEW Labour wins the next election we shall have low-cost housing all over the countryside of Britain. read more

• Hunting Bill has not secured future of democracy

  Anti-Hunt campaigners will be congratulating themselves. They would seem to have won the day, by robust, objective and academic argument. read more

• Help us in fight against poverty

  May I use your columns to inform your readers about Fairtrade Fortnight in Ludlow? read more

• Last supper for Merchant House

  THE world's gourmets will go into mourning this weekend when the Merchant House serves grilled sea bass and saddle of hare with fresh goat's cheese gnocchi for the last time. read more

• It could be you . . .

  AT noon tomorrow (Friday) an, as yet, unknown patron of Ludlow Assembly Rooms will be £250 better off. That is when the draw for the second Ludlow Lottery in aid of the Rooms takes place. Tickets are £1 each and you can buy tickets until noon at the box office in Mill Street. read more

• Czech this season out

  MUSIC from Prague will start off one of Ludlow Choral Society's most exciting and challenging seasons. read more

• Waxing lyrical about displays

  IF you think art just means oils, watercolours, engravings and sculpture, there are two big surprises in store at Ludlow Assembly Rooms. read more

• A poetic journey through life

  MANY people of a certain age may still have a treasured copy of the anthology The Mersey Poets on their bookcases. read more

• A day for the women

  A gathering for women with an interest in rural issues, to coincide with International Women's Day, has been organised in south Shropshire. read more

• Show has a bit of oom pah pah

  STUDENTS at Bishop's Castle Community College are looking to food, glorious food in preparation for their latest production. read more

• Fetching show

  THE Ludlow-based Fetch Theatre Company caused a sensation when it tackled drugs abuse in Masque of the Red Death last year. read more

• March reel appeal

  THERE is a fine chance to contrast two ghoulish figures on film in the Assembly Rooms next month. read more

• Bless your beautiful ride

  SEVERN Rides for Severn Lovers is just one of the exciting new compositions to be launched during this weekend's Kidderminster Music Festival. read more

• A question over sandwich filling

  I REMEMBER that some years ago Hereford and Worcester education departments abolished school meals to save a few pounds. read more

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