NOW in its 26th year, Shropshire Music Trust has launched a new season of quality music events, including a marvellous cross-section of music genres to suit all tastes. Music director Kate Hogwood says: “The English Chamber Orchestra, one of
SMOOTH jazz is promised in Clun tomorrow (Friday) when the James Hunt Quartet plays at the memorial hall. Saxophonist James Hunt has worked with the Ted Heath Band, Syd Lawrence Orchestra and John Dankworth. Here he will be playing with Charlie
A BUSY stretch of road in Ludlow will be closed for two weeks. Part of Henley Road will be shut to vehicles to allow a pedestrian crossing and mini roundabout to be installed. The road will be closed between the junctions of Gravel Hill, New
Glyn Garth, Church Stretton, Shropshire Agent: Strutt & Parker Offers: £420,000 Call: 01584 873711 GLYN Garth is an attractive, modern home, which the current vendors have substantially enlarged and improved and now offers spacious and tastefully
A BUSINESS breakfast organised by Ludlow Chamber of Trade, Rural Meeting Place and Shropshire Chamber of Commerce will be held at the Fishmore Hall, Ludlow, at 7.45am tomorrow (Friday). Stephanie White of Don’t Dream It Drive It will speak about
LEOMINSTER library is exhibiting a display of art work by three keen Eardisland residents. Alan Holloway and Margaret Milchard are displaying numerous works in watercolour and acrylics, and Alan’s wife, Val, shows a selection of framed photographic
CLEE Hill & District Branch Royal British Legion was delighted with the support for its prize bingo in aid of the Poppy Appeal on September 19 at Clee Hill Village Hall. Total profits from the evening were £462.60, with about 90 people attending
DRAMA - All Stretton Amateur Dramatic and Social Society presents George and the Dragon and Bus Stop at All Stretton Village Hall tomorrow (Friday) and Saturday, starting at 7.30pm. Ticket sales are through Burway Books or by ringing 01694 723143
DODD - HARRINGTON Kayleigh and Ian Congratulations on your Engagement Lots of Love Mum, Dad, Charlie, Kyle, Nan and Grandad Published in paper 15/10/2009 in Ludlow Advertiser
JAKEMAN Ann Marjorie nee Grosvenor, of Ann Jakeman flowers suddenly at home in Pudleston on October 7 2009 aged 49 years. Funeral service at St Peters Church Pudleston on Tuesday October 20 at 1.00pm followed by interment in the churchyard, family flowers
DAYSON Bob, of Eastham, Tenbury Wells, died at home on 12th October 2009, following a short illness. Very much missed by family, friends and the motor racing fraternity. Private funeral followed by a memorial service to be held at Shelsley Walsh, date
PARKES Kenneth Edward Died October 16, 2005 Another year has passed. A much loved and Great Husband, Father and Grandad Love you forever The Parkes Family Published in paper 15/10/2009 in Ludlow Advertiser
SMITH Harry. Jean, Simon and Nigel sincerely thank everyone for their kind generous donations, which have been shared evenly with the Air Ambulance, Kemp Hospice Kidderminster and St Mary's Church Tenbury Wells. Thanks to everyone for their attendance
APPERLEY Stephen October 1981 Treasured memories Loved and remembered always God Bless Mum, Dad, Jane, Ben and Will Published in paper 15/10/2009 in Ludlow Advertiser
BRADLEY Jim 13 October 2008 Always in our hearts James, Tom and Natalia Published in paper 15/10/2009 in Ludlow Advertiser
CARDS FOR GOOD CAUSES - Shoppers from Ludlow and surrounding areas can buy Christmas cards from more than 25 national and local charities in one place. Cards for Good Causes, which sells charity cards across the country, opens its Ludlow shop on
STOKESAY CASTLE - The Castle is open for business, in spite of a good deal of scaffolding erected to carry out urgent repairs to the weathered woodwork and the leaking roof. The gatehouse part of the 13th century fortified manor house, managed
WASTELESS SOCIETY -The annual meeting will take place on November 3, at 7.30pm, in the Wasteless Society/Lightfoot Office (entrance is from New Street, under the spiral staircase). MICHAELMAS METHODIST FUNDS - Refreshments served in Bishop’s Castle
PEOPLE travelling into and out of Ludlow and south Shropshire on the main A49 can expect delays. The Highways Agency is planning to resurface the Dinmore Hill section of the A49, alongside Queens-wood Countr y Park, seven miles north of Hereford
MORE than 40 people attended the first Southern Shropshire Business Forum in Craven Arms, which has been hailed a success by business leaders. Business network representatives from eight towns across south Shropshire spoke about their groups,
TWO police officers have been commended for their actions in dealing with a violent man suspected of burgling a home in Cleobury Mortimer. The man assaulted two of the occupants, one of them requiring hospital treatment, after they awoke to find
THE art of photography is the subject of an exhibition at Ludlow Library during October. More than 30 photographs are on display taken by south Shropshire photographer Tracey Swain as part of the exhibition Painting with Light. The photographs
NO more films will be shown at Tenbury’s Regal Cinema until the new heating system has proved itself. A new electric boiler is due to be installed by the end of the month but volunteers running cinema want to make sure it is up to the job.
