A community garden event will be held next month to celebrate the end of lockdown.
Residents at the Three Crosses independent living scheme in Clee Hill will host the fair on August 28th.
Guests will include the High Sheriff of Shropshire Tony Morris-Eyton who will unveil a memorial bench and plaque.
Proceeds from the event will go to the Midlands Air Ambulance and Macmillan Cancer Support.
The event will be officially opened by Deputy Mayor of Ludlow Vivian Parry at 2pm.
Prolific shoplifter jailed and banned from stores in Monmouth
A prolific shoplifter has been jailed for theft and barred from stores in Monmouth after being issued with a two-year criminal behaviour order (CBO).
Appeal to locate Herefordshire man who failed to appear at court
Gwent Police are appealing for information to find 35-year-old Michael Hitchings from Herefordshire.
Supported accommodation for care leavers to open in Abergavenny
A council is still searching for one more property to complete the first stage of opening its own homes for children in and leaving care.
Concerns raised as calls to mental health team went unanswered
Calls to a mental health team went unanswered because support workers had been given the wrong phone number.
£200,000 available in grants for community, voluntary and sporting groups
More than £200,000 will be available in grants for community, voluntary and sporting groups across Gwent this year.
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