LUDLOW RFC moved out of the danger zone at the foot of Midlands One West with a 32-13 wn at fellow-strugglers Camp Hill. But elsewhere, it was a mixed day for the Advertiser regions rugby sides. Edwardians beat Cleobury Mortimer 34- 6 while
OUTLINE plans are already emerging for a new-look Ludlow Festival next year after the cur rent event called it quits after 53 years amid crippling losses. Anita Bigsby, who organised a highly successful ‘Ludlow Fringe’ this year, is calling a public
HAY Festival offers an opportunity to get in the festive spirit as it presents the annual Winter Weekend from Friday, November 30, to Sunday, December 2. The weekend kicks off on Friday evening with the festival ceilidh, when Herefordshire’s 20
LUDLOW is renowned for its restaurants but its latest gives local talent a taste of what top chefs can do. Two of those top chefs were among the first served in Mortimer’s at Ludlow College. Chris Bradley from Mr Underhills and Will Holland
TENBURY’S Palmers Meadow could be extended to met the town’s new parking needs. Tenbury Town Council has been told that there is no condition limiting Palmer’s Meadow to recreational use so the council has set up a working group to report on the
