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- 24th February 2016
The Borderline Film Festival is an absolutely splendid festival that straddles the spine of the Welsh Marches. It is an opportunity, once a year, to be able to feast your eyes on a huge selection of films, some old, some new, and many from across the world.
- 16th February 2016
Griff Rhys Jones visits iconic hillfort for TV series. Following close on the heels of HOOOH’s hillfort hug on Valentine’s Day, the campaign against development by Old Oswestry goes national with an appearance on Griff Rhys Jones' new series for ITV.
- 10th February 2016
Out and about in Oswestry this Half Term.
- 3rd February 2016
Let's go round again!
We might not be able to turn back the hands of time, but we are doing our damnedest to turn back the hands of Planning. We had such a wonderful response to our first Hillfort Hug, why not come back and let's do it again?
- 29th January 2016
The new 2016 Timetable is here listing all the days when trains are running at Oswestry and Llynclys PLUS special events throughout the year.
- 6th January 2016
Lanyon Bowdler LLP have, once again, been appointed as solicitors to Severn Hospice, a Shropshire Charity which provides care to those with incurable illness, and support to their families when and where needed.
- 14th December 2015
We are kicking off our definitive guide to the best of Oswestry Christmas Shopping with a whirlwind sleigh ride around town, for everything you could possibly need for that special Christmas.
- 5th December 2015
The year started with a Valentine’s Day heritage hug, a protective ring around the Iron Age hillfort of Old Oswestry, in North Shropshire, under threat of housing nearby. But 2015 is set to end in bitter protest as campaigners descend on Shropshire Council’s seat of power where it is due to approve the ‘hillfort estate’ on its local plan.
- 2nd December 2015
Come to Oswestry Country Markets for freshly baked, home made Christmas Goodies, lovely hand knits and plants and flowers.
- 16th November 2015
87 per cent in Shropshire leave life-changing decisions in the hands of strangers. An alarming new report reveals many in Shropshire are leaving major decisions about their life to chance.