These are current plans and may change if the weather is wet. Bromfield Road will be closed at the Corve Bridge on Sunday 31 August for one day for micro-surfacing. Lower Corve Street will be closed for micro surfacing on Monday and Tuesday 1/2 September. Vehicles, including buses, will be diverted from Bromfield Road, across […]
Month: August 2014
Ludlow De Grey’s reopens – I take my hat off to a visual Tasty delight
I will be honest. I was really nervous when Tasty plc announced it had taken over Ludlow’s signature café, De Grey’s to convert it to a Wildwood Kitchen. There was good news when Tasty said it would keep the De Grey’s name and the traditional tearoom and bakery. Tasty also it would keep the De […]
Ludlow’s Minor Injuries Unit to close – Tracey Huffer asks: “Is Future Fit fit for Ludlow?”
A guest post from Shropshire Councillor Tracey Huffer. Future Fit is a utopian ideal. With the financial cuts we are making, I can’t see that it is viable. The plan seems to be that when A&E and other parts of the service can’t cope, patients will be dealt with by GPs and nurses. But we […]
Future fit for health? The NHS consults in Ludlow 23 September
Future Fit is the name for the exercise which is reshaping health services across Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin, to make them fit for the modern age and cope with rising demand and over-stretched budgets. The proposals will also affect mid-Wales and are controversial. The NHS is holding a series of consultation workshops. The full […]
Ludlow’s walls have fallen – disgracefully nothing has been done 18 months later
Monday (18 August 2014) is the 18-month anniversary of Ludlow’s town walls falling down. They date to the mid-13th century. They have suffered a lot of abuse over the years, but Ludlow still has some of the most complete town walls in England. It is 18 months after a section of the Ludlow’s town walls […]