Lifestyle and Community Features
BEING close to Dudmaston Hall, the Dingle was designed to be a landscaped walk. At its peak, it would have looked like open woodland with well-spaced mature trees above a carpet of wild flowers. The steep sides of the valley would have provided fine views across the lake and then the path would take you […]
A love affair between the Brown Clee and Bridgnorth residents has blossomed over the centuries, with many people enjoying a walk to the highest point in Shropshire and taking in some of the county’s most stunning views.
Perhaps not so well known is the history behind the looming hill and its rich mining past, which saw […]
BY day, she teaches kids their timetables. Caroline Bagnall, a respected teacher at Broseley Church of England Primary School, is knee deep in text books and end-of-term reports.
AN inspiration to all, Bridgnorth woman Shirley Rutter is still campaigning after surviving cancer three times in the last 14 years. Shirley, 56, is still determined at whatever cost to carry on her support for the cause, while still working full-time as a driving instructor. To date she has raised more than £135,000 for the […]
by Jody Ball
THE show must go on for the Majestic cinema, Bridgnorth and it does, with a vibrant friendly atmosphere for everyone.
A chance meeting between two Bridgnorth area musicians has seen the pair go on to rock party venues and pubs all over Shropshire.
BRIDGNORTH-based Michael Rutter made a big impression on Honda bosses when he took the chequered flag in fifth place in the TT Superstock race.
THE footballing pedigree of Highley is story hin itself as the small mining village has produced a host of players who have gone on to reach the very top of the professional – with most even living on the same street.