Ludlow 225 Shelton 158-9. LUDLOW launched their new Marston’s Shropshire Premier Cricket League season with a winning draw at Shelton. Ultimately it was a frustrating draw because the home last-wicket pair were able to hang on with a stubborn unbroken
LUDLOW Castle Tennis Club are running an open day on Saturday. This will include free coaching in the morning and afternoon sessions and, from 2pm onwards, any potential member will be able to knock-up with existing members The club will then hold a
Ludlow Town 0 Bustleholme 2. HAVING gained a highly creditable point at high-scoring fourth-placed Bustleholme in their Easter West Midlands Premier Division clash, and in a decent run of form, Ludlow were looking to go one better at the SBS stadium
Black Country Rangers 3 Tenbury United 1. TENBURY looked like extending their winning run when they took an early lead in their West Midlands League Division 2 match at third-placed Black Country Rangers. On 15 minutes, Lee Millichip, who was conspicuous
A FIRST-half goal from Martin Jones was enough to see Ludlow Town Colts deservedly lift the Bucknell Cup with a 1-0 victory over Presteigne Reserves. Presteigne attacked strongly at the start of each half but determined defending restricted them to one
Bartestree 8 Woofferton 0. DURING one of the most challenging periods of their history, Woofferton’s dismal season in Division 1 of the Hereford Times Herefordshire League continued with a severe drubbing at second-placed Bartestree. Unlike in the previous
LUDLOW MARKET MONDAY, APRIL 19 Finished Cattle – 366 A slightly stronger trade with increased buying support present. A lot of over aged cattle in the entry again and some very strong animals on offer. As regards the bull trade, this was similar
HUNDREDS of people gathered in Little Hereford Village Hall, near Tenbury, for its first pantomime since its refurbishment. To Little Hereford With Love was a pantomime with a difference – based on the classic fairytale of Cinderella and underpinned
“The car was the first in the line of ‘ultimate driving machines’ and I can promise that it lives up to the name. It was at the time one of the fastest production cars that you could buy.” – Ludlow classic car enthusiast Ed Havard SPRING
NO Idea is a ‘devised theatre’ and comedy piece about how we instantly judge people – and how wrong we can be! The show is devised and performed by Lisa Hammond and Rachael Spence, of the Improbable Theatre Company, drawn from real-life encounters
Audi A4 Allroad 2.0TDi Quattro Stop-Start. Price: £29,900. Top speed: 133mph. 0-62mph: 8.9 seconds. Fuel: 45.2mpg (combined figure). C02 emission (g/km): 164. Verdict: Great to drive, spacious, versatile, quality build inside and out
A BID is being made to bring more visitors into Ludlow to help provide a boost to local traders. Money from Shropshire Council and the regional development agency Advantage West Midlands is being committed to a campaign to boost the profile of
5 Elm Walk, Ludlow, Shropshire Agent: Nock Deighton Offers: £122,000 Call: 01584 875555 THIS is a beautifully presented two bedroom, terraced house situated on the outskirts of Ludlow town within a very quiet and popular residential location.
THE General Election in Ludlow now has a Monster Raving Loony Party candidate. Electors will have a choice of seven candidates when they put their cross on the ballot box and the new name is Alan Powell, landlord of the Nelson Inn. Alan, aged
THE Gundog Club is launching a new training course for beginners in Tenbury. Similar courses run throughout the UK and each culminates in either a grade one or grade two test. The Gundog Club aims to introduce more gundog owners to a rewarding
