LUDLOW MARKET MONDAY, OCTOBER 12 Finished Cattle - 383 A firm level of demand throughout despite all wholesalers complaining of a lack of trade. Deadweight prices pulled back again this week, but our fat trade would be very similar to last. Medium
CLEOBURY Mortimer Branch of the Royal British Legion held a harvest and produce auction at The Bell Inn. An impressive range was on offer, from onions and marrows to flowers, bottles of wine, cakes, pies and pickles. Some more unusual items were
ORLETON’S Boot Inn has held the village’s annual Marrow Festival, which proved to be a great success. Sunday’s event was organised by Jane and Derek Richards, along with new owners of The Boot, Jonathon and Jane Murton, and in conjunction with
SHOP owners in Ludlow want backing for a plan that they claim will boost business and at the same time bring more money into the town council. A group of traders in Corve Street have formed an action group in a bid to fight back against recession
ANYONE wanting help and advice relating to Parkinson’s disease will find it at a meeting in Ludlow. It is being organised by the Parkinson’s Disease Society of the UK and is open to everyone needing to know more about the disease and its care
DESPITE suffering three lots of flooding during 2007, Traveltrail has always seen its 13-year stay in Tenbury as a long-term commitment. And while many businesses have struggled to simply survive during the recession, Traveltrail committed
SEAN Hughes started his career as a stand-up comedian by becoming the youngest winner of The Perrier Award. Several sell out tours later and two series of Sean’s Show for Channel 4, Sean diversified into writing, presenting and acting, costarring
Trust working for the benefit of all STOLEN signs did not prove detrimental to the great success of Titterstone Clee Heritage Trust’s second autumn fayre, held once again by kind permission of the King Turner Family at Mahorall Farm, Hope Bagot
