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A CAR ended up on its roof following an accident near Ludlow yesterday. Firefighters from Ludlow were called to Angel Bank at Clee Hill shortly before 7.45pm. There were no reports of any injuries.

LUDLOW Runners athlete Graham Wood made a double impression when he headed off to Tyneside to take part in the Great North Run. Not only did he take part in the celebrated event for the first time but also, as a result, appeared on the front cover of

GLADYS Hoskins is part of our heritage. The 87-year-old former Land Girl from Tenbury got involved in the recent National Heritage Day celebrations when she visited an open event staged at the town’s Masonic Lodge. Gladys, who originally

THE Stretton Stompers music ensemble has begun its autumn season of rehearsals with a record number of young musicians attending. More than 50 musicians of all ages and abilities gather at St Lawrence CE Primary School, Church Stretton, every Wednesday

WE are all Europhiles if the success of a continental market in Ludlow at the weekend is anything to go by. Traders from France, Germany, Belgium and Spain were in Ludlow for three days, alongside regular stallholders. They were selling

STAFF at a south Shropshire independent supermarket chain are all “pumped up” after claiming two top prizes in a nationwide petrol retailers’ competition. Ludlow’s Harry Tuffins filling station was named as the best main route site in the UK and

CLEOBURY Mortimer Royal British Legion members and guests have toured the country’s only Second World War U-Boat. They travelled to Merseyside by coach to see U534 before going on to the Imperial War Museum North. U534 was built in 1942 but

LOCAL MP Philip Dunne opened the new service block at Ashford Carbonell Village Hall. A new kitchen, toilets and storage room all comply with disability access requirements, the initial phase in a complete redevelopment plan for the village

AN ambulance was involved in an accident at Craven Arms last Friday. It was responding to a 999 call when it was in collision with a car on the A49, near the Secret Hills Discovery Centre, shortly before 9.15am. Another ambulance was sent to

AN illustrated talk on the history of Wales told through its fabulous and often unknown gardens will be given by author Helena Attlee. Helena has specialised in garden writing and approaches the subject through the cultural history and stories