Saturday, 31st July 2010

Latest Bridgnorth stories

Historic mill project wins award

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OWNERS of a historic water mill near Bridgnorth, which was ravaged by horrendous floods two years ago, have been given a boost by an award for its recent restoration work.

Police warning over burglaries

BRIDGNORTH residents are being urged to be vigilant after a spate of seven burglaries in the town in a fortnight.

Hospital supporters’ plea

THE League of Friends of Bridgnorth Hospital has started a membership drive in a bid to intensify its fight to get the operating theatre re-opened.

Pennies from heaven . . .

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IT has been raining pennies on a Bridgnorth church this week – 150,000 of them to exact!

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Police ’sex sites’ inquiry

POLICE in Bridgnorth were “shocked” to learn that public toilets in the town are being advertised on the internet as gay sex meeting places.

Town faces months of roadworks

WORK on a £600,000 Bridgnorth town centre traffic package is set to start on Monday with motorists being warned that there will be periodical road closures until mid-November.

Bridgnorth duo face ‘dragons’

A Bridgnorth businessman failed to secure £1 million worth of investment on BBC’s Dragon’s Den on Wednesday night.

Town centre traffic revamp

COUNCILLORS have given their seal of approval to a major Bridgnorth town centre traffic package which includes streamlining Whitburn Street and keeping it one-way.

Hurray for summer holidays!

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 School’s out – and pupils across the district will be feeling like these youngsters at St Leonard’s School in Bridgnorth. These Year 6 playground  buddies were saying farewell to primary school as they prepare for secondary education in September. Picture: Martyn Farnell

Mum’s bid to save pool

A young Bridgnorth mum is winning support in her campaign to reopen a primary school learner swimming pool.