THE free transport programme launched by Shropshire Council, that aims to help vulnerable residents attend their vaccination appointments, has been a success, with nearly 300 people transported to their vaccination appointments so far. Since its
John Savery took these pictures at Redlake Valley last week for the Ludlow and Tenbury Wells Advertiser Camera Club
CHILDREN in Ludlow and south Shropshire are to receive free school meals during the May 2021 half-term holiday. The council has already supported the cost of providing food over the recent Christmas and February half-term holidays, and will do so
LUDLOW MP Philip Dunne, has welcomed the first budget since the pandemic started from Chancellor Rishi Sunak that the MP says will continue to protect jobs and deliver growth for businesses as the UK recovers from the covid19 pandemic. To protect
FLY-TIPPED waste is discovered in Shropshire twice a day on average, figures reveal. Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs data shows 888 fly-tipping incidents were reported to Shropshire Council in 2019-20 – 147 fewer than the previous
