Archive - Thursday, 18 July 2019

Vital refurbishment works completed at Thomas Adams School
THOMAS Adams School in Wem has received a vital refurbishment of its art building after receiving council funding.
Antoinette Sandbach MP takes to the court to encourage women to get active
THE MP for Eddisbury has been lending her hand to netball as part of national scheme to get more women taking up sport.
Health screenings offered to Shropshire businesses in council initiative
SHROPSHIRE Council is to begin offering on-site health screenings for Shropshire businesses and employees as part of a new initiative of preventative care.
Reds on board for visit of Railwaymen
ALPORT host a prestigious friendly next Tuesday night when Crewe Alexandra are expected to bring an experienced side to Yockings.
Iscoyd consolidate position after Prees concession
Shropshire Cricket League Division Four
Super day out for Malpas Village Fair visitors
RESIDENTS of Malpas enjoyed a ‘super’ weekend, as the hugely popular village fair returned.
Farmer fined for causing 7.5-metre wide hole to Dark Ages border monument
A FARMER has been heavily fined after he admitted creating a 7.5m-wide hole in one of Wales' most famous ancient monuments.

17th July 2019