LUDLOW Amateur Boxing Club's ring stars will be fighting for home pride on Friday, March 8. The club’s annual dinner show will involve around nine local boxers and will be taking place at Ludlow Racecourse. Ludlow’s Charlie Barnfield will be
FORMER first-team captain Jon Pearson has vowed to uncover the next generation of Tenbury cricketing talent. Pearson is the new youth development manager at Tenbury Cricket Club. Tenbury will, for the first time, be running an under-17 side
A FARMER is trying to prove that sheep meat does not start and finish with lamb. Gareth Pugh, originally from Ludlow, and now working Pen-y-Parc farm in Brilley, is an advocate of hogget, produced from sheep too old to be termed lamb. “Lamb
TWO exhibitions of work by London-based photographer Philip Grey can be seen at Ludlow Assembly Rooms until the end of the month. Famous for snapping the rock stars of the 80s in action, his early career saw him capture the stars of the day for
We’re trying – it’s up to your council With regard to council tax in Tenbury, Ludlow and south Shropshire. For the third year in a row, the Government is stumping up extra cash to help support a council tax freeze. This Government is determined
A NEW Friends of Ludlow Festival group is now up and running and appealing for members. As reported last week, plans were in place to launch the new voluntary organisation. It is now operating as a membership fund-raising organisation, completely
LUDLOW Rugby Club’s Tom Rawlings has been forced to quit the sport through injury. The 25-year-old club captain says he has not been able to overcome a niggling back problem. “I have had to give up the game because of my back,” conceded Tom
