Saturday, 4th February 2012

Mayor seeks views on ‘nightspot’

A NEW NIGHTSPOT for young people – the first in Ludlow for nearly two decades – is the latest idea from the town’s Mayor Martin Taylor-Smith.

Election hopefuls face voters

CHURCHES in Tenbury Wells have invited all the West Worcestershire parliamentary candidates to come to an old fashioned hustings as the general election looms.

Duo beat the odds to win top award

Two women from Tenbury Wells who had been designated as ‘long-term unemployed’ but were then helped by The Prince’s Trust to start up in business have won a prestigious award.

Tree festival at church

A CHRISTMAS Tree Festival is being held at  Ludlow Methodist Church, Broad Street, tomorrow from 10am to 4pm and on Sunday from  2 pm to 4 pm’.

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Heating means a warmer welcome at the cinema

The Regal Cinema in Tenbury Wells has hopefully solved its recent heating problems at by the installation of an electric furnace and its volunteers have booked films for a five-week run starting on January 2 with “ A Christmas Carol”.

Age Concern base needs funds

Organisers of the Age Concern Shropshire open day at the new offices in Ludlow were delighted with the response to the event – more than 50 people visited the office in just four hours.

School honours students’ achievements

November 17 was a day of great celebration at Tenbury High School as the recently departed Year 11 students were presented with their examination certificates at the annual Graduation Ceremony.

Fitting tribute to festival founder

Graeme Kidd, Ludlow Food Festival director and civic leader who died earlier this year, is to be remembered by the festival with the creation of a bursary and a demonstration pavilion.

Players needed

A much-loved Common in south Shropshire looks set to have its long-term future secured for many years to come.

Hundreds protest at May Fair moves

A petition by Ludlow residents to keep the town’s May Fair in the same format has now been signed by hundreds of people.