‘CATCH Me Who Can’ will be making an appearance at a winter fair to be held in Bridgnorth’s High Street next month.
The full-size working replica of the world famous locomotive will be in steam on Sunday December 7.
“The Trevithick 200 trustees will be on hand to answer questions about the engine and to sell their […]
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Historic loco steams in for fair
Crash leaves trail of damage
CHRISTMAS stock was destroyed and expensive equipment damaged when a courtesy car ploughed into the front of a shop next to Bridgnorth’s Northgate, causing thousands of pounds worth of damage.
Nearby residents were woken in the early hours of Monday when the Vauxhall collided with a parked vehicle belonging to town councillor Geoff Bodenham, before rebounding […]
“Damage and danger’ on road
A meeting is to be held to held to see what improvements can be made to the “deplorable state” of a road which is being heavily used by diverted traffic.
County Councillor George Lee said that Halfway House Lane, which connects the B555 Highley road at Eardington to the B4363 Cleobury Mortimer road, is breaking up […]
Major improvements for riverside
A Bridgnorth group has been given the go-ahead to start work on smartening up the town’s riverside. The first phase of the long-term programme of improvements drawn up by landscape architects Pleydell Smithyman will concentrate on the east bank, between Severn Park and the bridge, to provide a ‘better welcome’ for visitors to the town.
Bridgnorth ’safe place to live’
BRIDGNORTH has had a pat on the back from the Home Office after coming top of a national performance table for community safety. Bridgnorth Safety Partnership is the best performing among 15 districts considered to be similar demographically to Bridgnorth, according to figures supplied by the Safer and Stronger Communities Fund Board.
