THERE was joy for Clee Hill in the big Midlands 5 West South West derby as they won 19-5 away at local rivals Tenbury. But Ludlow march on in Midlands 2 West North with a 21-19 success at Ashbourne. Ludlow Town go second in the West Midlands League
TENBURY First XI can look back on a satisfactory season after finishing sixth in Division 4 South of the Crusader Worcestershire County Cricket League. Unbeaten on their own high-scoring Penlu ground, Tenbury were only 18 points adrift of second-placed
TENBURY Ladies Hockey team experienced mixed fortunes in their first two games of the season. At home to Worcester 2nd, Tenbury led 2-0 through a goal by Abi Thomas after a break from the halfway line, and Joey Turvey’s deflected effort. Though the
PAY as you go’ Ludlow is drawing a noose around the neck of small traders and spoiling the historic look of the town at the same time. The effect of parking charges was one of the messages to emerge from a meeting of traders in the town held
A FORMER Ludlow councillor has warned that he fears for the future of the town’s traditional May Fair. Micky Bradley, who resigned from the town council earlier in the year, says he has joined the debate for the sake of his grandchildren and the
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I DROVE from Milton Keynes to visit your historic town and especially Ludlow Castle. What a wonderful place Ludlow is – clean, well laid out and the variety of buildings are incredible. I met a lovely gentleman on the common who spent more than
A MAJOR refurbishment is planned for the fire station in Cleobury Mortimer. Fire chiefs will spend £180,000 on the ageing premises and it is intended that work will start early next year. When the scheme is finished next summer, it will mean
SOME of the best beer around went down a treat at the ninth annual Clun Valley Beer Festival. Beer drinkers were given a choice of top-quality brews, many of them from the local area. It has become a tradition for the beer festival to be staged
A THEATRE company will be visiting south Shropshire’s schools and colleges this month to dramatically illustrate serious road safety messages. The Walking For ward Theatre Company Ltd will perform the educational drama Never Saw The Day in 13
CRAVEN Arms’ Muslim community this week celebrated the end of Ramadan (Eid ul Fitr) with a celebration involving members of the whole community. Town council chairman Neville Stephens, who attended the event, said: “It was generous of our Muslim
NEW thinking is needed to improve the Tenbury play area and Burgage according to expert consultants working for the town council. Consultant Charles Potterton told the council that a completely new approach is needed in order to get the best
UP to 1,500 people were at a farm dispersal sale at Bedstone. Bidding was fierce for machinery, implements, sheep and cattle being auctioned for Messrs F Goodwin at Jay Barn Farm. Buyers from England, Scotland and Ireland were in keen competition
