TEACHERS from Thomas Adams School in Wem have taken on the role of Easter bunnies, after delivering Easter eggs to children around town. Social isolation means many more vulnerable students from Thomas Adams are relying on council delivered food
A FRUIT and veg business in Wem has been forced to stop trading in a public area after complaints were made. Neil France Quality Fruit and Vegetables had been trading for the last two weeks on land adjacent to the former garage in New Street, selling
A FRUIT and veg business in Wem has been forced to stop trading in a public area after complaints were made. Neil France Quality Fruit and Vegetables had been trading for the last two weeks on land adjacent to the former garage in New Street, selling
SIGNIFICANT works will be needed to repair a Wrexham road following recent flood issues, it has been confirmed. The Leader reported in February how floodwater affected many areas across north Wales. Among the impacts for Bangor-on-Dee was the
There's never been a better time to become an expert in cooking pizza at home. Now - supermarket chain Aldi have confirmed their popular barbecue pizza oven is making a return to stores nationwide. Here’s why it’s so popular. What is the
Millions of low-paid workers are set to see an increase in their wages as a new National Minimum Wage is introduced. The new rate of pay will come into effect on April 1, 2020, and will mark the biggest ever rise since the Minimum Wage came into
Shropshire Council has confirmed it is providing free parking in all of its car parks as of Saturday, until further notice. The move is the latest from the council to ease any pressures brought on by the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, and
WHITCHURCH Rugby Club have a new man in charge, following the departure of former head coach Scott Sturdy. Sturdy had been in charge of the Edgeley Road side for five years, but his successes had not gone unnoticed, and he has now joined Hereford
SHROPSHIRE Council has started a scheme of providing food parcels to vulnerable people and who don't have family or friends, who are currently in self-isolation. The scheme is in response to the government letter sent to those who have been advised
RESIDENTS of Whitchurch are coming together to assist one another during the coronavirus outbreak. Social isolation has meant that members of the town have taken to the Internet to support one another, through a COVID Mutual Aid group. The groups
EVERYONE may be trapped indoors, but that has not stopped our young readers from keeping busy and sharing their isolation activities. Joe Wick has also become an overnight sensation, with his online PE lessons encouraging children and parents alike
