KNIGHTON-on-Teme went down by 39 runs when they visited Worcester League Division 5 leaders Harvington. They were bowled out for 150 in 35.1 overs after restricting the home side to 189-9 in the first innings. Phil Hipkiss (4-24) bowled well for the
Chainwire 152 Cleobury Mortimer 155-2. CLEOBURY bounced back from the previous weekend’s heavy Worcester League Division 5 defeat to hammer Chainwire by eight wickets after bowling them out cheaply. James Manley and Nigel Williams (3-31) bowled a good
A WACKER plate was stolen from from a home near Ludlow. The £800 orange and grey Belle 300 was taken from Millbrook Close in Orleton between 1.30am and 6am on Tuesday August 11. Police believe thieves cut a padlock that was secured to a trailer
TENBURY fire fighters are staging their annual charity barbecue on Saturday. It will be held at the fire station and will provide the chance to win a ride on a fire engine and many other prizes. The event is in support of The Fire Fighters Charity
Ross-on-Wye 191-7 Tenbury Wells 93. TEENAGE left-arm spinner Gabriel Warwick destroyed the Tenbury innings after their makeshift bowling attack had done a reasonable job in holding the home side to under 200. Tenbury went down by 98 runs to Crusader
Ludlow Town 3 Bloxwich 3. GAINING a point off last season’s West Midlands League Premier Division runners-up would appear an excellent start to Town’s home league campaign. But, after taking a 3-0 lead in the early stages of the second half it seemed
THE boss of Worcestershire County Council has been on a fact-finding visit to Tenbury. Trish Haines, who is chief executive of the council, was in town to see for herself some of the issues. She met Richard Jones, the Mayor of Tenbur
LOCALLY-owned shops are more economically valuable to the community. Locally-owned shops not only look and feel better than the national chain variety, it seems they are also significantly more economically valuable to the local community Most
LUDLOW Food Festival has found a way of paying tribute to one of its great champions who will be missing this year. A feature of the festival will be a Graeme Kidd pavilion in the grounds of Ludlow Castle. The former Mayor of Ludlow
CLAIMS that lamb imported from New Zealand was often more environmentally friendly than that locally produced if “transport was taken out of the equation” has riled the regional promotional group Heart of England Fine Foods. Chief executive Karen
A CIVIL War battle will take place near Leintwardine this weekend. But residents needn’t fear as the dual will be a miniature reinactment of the siege of Brampton Bryan Castle in 1643, staged in a village bookshops. Aardvark Books at
SAM Wood works at the Craven Arms office of McCartneys and has just passed his exams in residential sales to become a member of the National Association of Estate Agents. “I’m delighted to have qualified,” said Sam, aged 22, who joined
