This is Ludlow at its most fantastic on Sunday 18 June. A real delight for the eyes. You could not have visited the Millennium Green beside the Teme today with wanting to laugh, splash in the river or just have a sneaky ice cream.
Month: June 2017
Please join us at Ludlow Peace Memorial, 11am Monday for the national minute’s silence
Ludlow Town Council has issued this statement: The Buttercross flag was set at half-mast on Friday and will remain at half-mast until Tuesday as a mark of respect for the victims of the Grenfell Tower Tragedy. Our hearts are with the survivors, those who witnessed the tragedy and the emergency services, who risked their own […]
Shropshire Council’s next meeting has a zero agenda – it’s a waste of money and should be cancelled
I have higher hopes for the new Tory administration under Peter Nutting than his predecessors, Malcolm Pate and Keith Barrow. But he is starting on the wrong foot by ordering a special council meeting with nothing of importance on the agenda. Seventy-four councillors and dozens of officers will be involved in a meeting next Thursday […]
Another suspension of services at Ludlow & Oswestry MLUs – we must fight
Yet again, “staff sickness” has closed Ludlow and Oswestry maternity units. The level of staff sickness in our rural maternity units is extraordinary. Almost week in, week out we see a closure due to “staff sickness”. This is not staff sickness. It is understaffing and underfunding. It is a strategy that is set to deprive […]
Breaking… Ludlow’s MP Philip Dunne continues as Minister for Health
This afternoon Theresa May announced that Philip Dunne will continue as Minister of Health under Jeremy Hunt.