ARTISTS in Bishop’s Castle are giving shoppers a new view of their town. High Street traders hope a display of window art will prove a big draw to visitors. More than 10 shops and houses fronting the road will feature paintings and drawings with
AN UNUSUAL rocket challenge had sky-high ambitions at Concord College in Acton Burnell. Children from five local primary schools designed and built black powder rockets which they were due to launch in the grounds of the college yesterday. The
Tenbury United 2 Malvern Ragners 4. TENBURY gained a two-goal lead in the first quarter, but then conceded two penalties and eventually bowed out of the West Midlands President’s Cup at Palmer’s Meadow. Tenbury made a flying start to the game and were
TENBURY Royal British Legion received a belated anniversary present when the RBL county vice-chairman Trevor Barry presented it with a 75-year pennant. The pennant, presented to branch chairman Roy Routledge, will be flown with the branch colours
A TEENAGER was taken to hospital after he fell off his motorbike near Craven Arms. Emergency services were called to the A489, near to the A49 turning in Wistanstow, at around 1pm on Sunday. Ambulance service spokesman Claire Thomas
Bredon Star 51 pts Tenbury 0. MISSING six players going into this Midlands 5 West SW fixture, Tenbury were further hampered when Will Morgan, already filling in at prop instead of his usual number eight position, was forced to leave the field after five
CLENT Marie To a loving Nan and Great Gran on your 70th Birthday Love Wayne, Sam, Hayley, Stan, Greg, Bryn, Mitchell and Ebony, Miles and Latisha xx Published in paper 22/10/2009 in Ludlow Advertiser
HOLDCROFT Glenys 50 Have a Fab Day and Loads of Love from All the Family Published in paper 22/10/2009 in Ludlow Advertiser
CLENT Marie To my Dear Wife on your 70th Birthday All my Love Basil xxx Published in paper 22/10/2009 in Ludlow Advertiser
WALL Rachel 18 today October 22 2009 Happy Birthday Rachel Best Wishes From Dad, Gran, Grandad and Andrew Published in paper 22/10/2009 in Ludlow Advertiser
BRAY Sylvia. Roger, Jean and family sincerely thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for all messages of sympathy and for their kindness and support during this difficult time. Thank you to everyone for their attendance at the funeral and for their
ON the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918, an Armistice was signed to end the First World War. Millions of servicemen from the British Empire, and beyond, gave their lives in the war set to end all wars. Sadly, this was not to
A PARAGLIDER escaped with minor injuries after landing heavily in Church Stretton. An ambulance and the Midland Air Ambulance were sent to a field near Long Mynd Gliding Club just after 4.30pm on Sunday. Ambulance spokesman Claire Thomas said
LUDLOW Town Colts produced a lacklustre performance and lost 4-0 against Rock at Shrewsbury in the Shropshire Alliance. The home side led 2-0 at the break, and doubled their tally after the interval. Martin Jones and Dan Spear missed chances in the first
Ludlow Ladies 3 Bournville Ladies 3rd 0. Ludlow recorded a comfortable second win of the season in Division 3 of the Worcestershire Hockey League against Bournville 3rd at Leominster on Saturday. Ludlow played without a goalkeeper for the first five
A VISITOR from Japan was one of more than 5,000 people who came to Tenbury for last weekend’s Applefest. The event also attracted people from all over the country. More than 60 stallholders took part in the festival, which was staged over two
TENBURY has been cited as an example of the damage that flooding causes to economic prosperity. Natural England has produced a report saying that the floods of 2007, including the major damage caused in Tenbury, cost the economy of the West Midlands
A TEENAGER was taken to hospital after an altercation in Ludlow between two groups of youths. Police are appealing for witnesses after the boy needed stitches. An officer on patrol came across the victim, who had wounds to his face and hip, at
