PUPILS in a Chirk primary school got to ask their local Member of the Senedd (Welsh Parliament) questions as he paid a visit. Ken Skates, the Senedd member for Clwyd South, visited Ysgol y Waun and was asked questions by the pupils. Mr Skates
WELCOME to Bygones as we once again transport readers back to the days of yesteryear. This week we head back as far as the war and post war years with the country still recovering from the ravages of World War Two. Llanfyllin Carnival was held
MORDA is a close knit community on the borders of Oswestry. Famed for the iconic Sweeney Hall and once the home of a workhouse, the village is now among the most desired places to live along Shropshire and the borders. The Tizer shares some
OSWESTRY based software automation business Endpoint Automation Services (EAS) is jubilant following its highly successful inaugural visit to the US last week. As part of a packed, pre-arranged schedule, key members of the EAS team met with potential
SUMMER solstice has passed and we have experienced our longest day of the year. The cosmic ballet goes on, as it has since time immemorial, and humanity has always held these occasions as significant. The Summer solstice represents the transition
Ellesmere’s Mayor paid tribute to the dedication and professionalism of Britain’s servicemen and women on Saturday. Speaking at a ceremony to mark Armed Forces Day at Ellesmere Town Hall, Councillor Anne Wignall said the public owed a great debt
Fewer people were killed or injured on Shropshire's roads in 2021 than in the year before the pandemic, new figures show. The coronavirus pandemic saw road casualties drop across Great Britain as drivers stayed at home during lockdowns, but charities
