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1st November 2018
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Representatives from Oswestry charity, Qube has been invited to Westminster Abbey by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport for the Armistice Centenary Service.
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- 11th September 2018
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- 24th August 2018
After a successful Charity Market in June, Qube and Oswestry Town Council will be holding another volunteer recruitment and fundraising event on Friday 7th September which will take place on the Bailey Head.
- 12th June 2018
Do you have a family member from WW2 listed on the Oswestry Memorial Gates?
Local charity, Qube, is seeking the help of local families to help carry out research into the lives of the town’s WW2 heroes. Last month Qube launched ‘Men on the Gates’, a website to commemorate those who lost their lives during the First World War.
- 12th June 2018
Residents from three local communities show how creativity can improve your wellbeing with a vibrant new exhibition at Qube Gallery, Oswestry.
- 21st May 2018
Come along and support Oswestry’s Charity Market where you can find out what activities there are running in Oswestry. The Market will take place on the Bailey Head on Friday 8th June. This popular event supports local charities and community groups in helping them promote their services and recruit new volunteers so they can continue the important work that they do.
- 11th July 2017
Old Oswestry was once the stronghold of the Celtic tribe known as the Cornovii, but earlier this month a new band of citizens took command of its formidable ramparts for the day.
This year's Montgomery Canal Forum will be held at Oswestry Golf Club, Queen's Head, Oswestry SY11 4JJ, a short distance from the canal, on Monday 3rd July, at 2.30pm.
A new visitor destination is being championed for Shropshire that will capitalise on the appeal of one of Britain’s finest hillforts.
The Oswestry BID is an opportunity to do things differently, to get things done for the improvement of the town as a whole. You might call it a catalyst for change.
A law firm in Shropshire is celebrating after winning a prestigious national training and recruitment award.
Lanyon Bowdler picked up the Best Trainer award in the Small Firm category at a ceremony held in London involving more than 60 of the country’s top law firms.