Shrewsbury Grange TG met on Monday, 28 October when our speaker was Peter Dunhill whose title was 'Shropshire Calendar', but what he actually talked about was pictures you won't see on a calendar!
Hollyfields care home in Kidderminster was full of animal magic when Head Falconer; Ryan Stocks, from Owl-Adventures brought along a ‘parliament’ of owls for the residents to meet.
The clocks have gone back, we’ve celebrated Bonfire Night and Diwali, and the dark nights are setting in for another year.
Members of Trysull & Seisdon WI decorated the war memorial at Trysull church with a display of poppies they had knitted.
The Gnosall Handbell Ringers were playing at their home venue this week, entertaining the Castleton Group meeting of WI members and visitors.
Another car has hit a house in Shropshire in an overnight road traffic incident.
As part of this year's Black Country Day celebrations, The Mary Stevens Hospice partnered with Parcap+, the new owners of Waterfront, Brierley Hill, to race over 2,000 ducks along the canal to raise funds for the Oldswinford based hospice.
A £600,000 financial hole still needs to be plugged following education chiefs' decision to drop the proposal to close one of the Pupil Referral Unit (PRU) sites in Powys.
Dozens of media-savvy students in Walsall had the chance to board a music studio bus that toured the borough last week.
Pupils from a primary school in Whitchurch have buried a time capsule on the site of a new housing and health hub development in the town.
Russell Penn has admitted that victory against his former side Kidderminster Harriers would mean more than others as he prepares to return with Halesowen Town tomorrow.
The excellent new season of Wolf Hall (BBC1) offers an insight into the subtitlers' art. It is obvious that the people writing subtitles work not from the original script but from what they hear, or think they hear, the actors say.
The mother of a teenage boy stabbed to death in a case of mistaken identity spoke about her continued anguish during an emotional return to her son's old school.
Mark Russell is excited to continue his family’s long-running love affair with greyhound racing having joined the ranks at Monmore Green, insisting: “It’s a full-circle moment.”
A man who crashed a white van on top of a prominent Telford roundabout has been handed a long driving ban and told to do 60 hours of unpaid work.
