Up to 19 redundancies are being made at one of Bridgnorth’s biggest employers, union bosses said this week.

A Broseley schoolgirl has found herself a new pet which needs handling with care – a tiny European scorpion.

Brave Lisa Rogers read Jade Goody’s autobiography Fighting to the End as she underwent chemotherapy at the Royal Shrewsbury Hospital, realising the first few chapters could have been her very own story.

BRIDGNORTH rider Michael Rutter claimed his second win in 13 years of racing at Isle of Man TT races last week.

DESPITE the disappointment of breaking down less than half a lap into the Superbike race on Saturday, Bridgnorth rider Michael Rutter says he’ll be hoping to break a 130mph average lap during today’s Senior TT.

AT Dudmaston Hall we have just witnessed what seems to have been the quickest six months of the year.

TWO portraits by a Bridgnorth artist have been chosen to form part of an international exhibition in central London.
Tomas Clayton’s work was selected from more than 1,000 entries and will appear alongside paintings by some of Britain’s leading artists.
The Royal Society of Portrait Painters holds the exhibition each year, with work commissioned by a host […]
by Kellie Channing and Pete Carty, the National Trust’s “Green Champions” in South Shropshire.
NEXT week (March 21-27) coincides with National Climate Week. We’re sure you will all know the National Trust mainly for the many beautiful buildings and areas of countryside we preserve.

A Bridgnorth couple who have devoted countless hours to ensuring the success of the town’s landmark Cliff Railway have decided to call time.
by the National Trust’s Dudmaston house steward, Kellie Channing.
I am very lucky at Dudmaston as the nature of the collection means I do not have to contend with the same variety and quantity of insect pests as other National Trust properties may have to.