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Posted by Richard H
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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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- 17th March 2017
Exciting news! Oswestry Equestrian Centre have become a British Riding Club Centre. So they are now forming a new riding club for the Oswestry area, based at OEC. The aim is to run friendly, fun competitions and training and social events. This will be open to all; livery clients, riding school clients and local riders.
- 3rd March 2017
The launch of Oswestry BID (Business Improvement District) takes place on March 15th and all locally-based businesses, in or around the town centre or industrial estate, are invited. The launch aims to introduce the BID, show how the BID works, and illustrate what good BIDs can achieve for a town’s local economy.
Professionals from the world of brain injury treatment and rehabilitation are being invited to come together for a networking event being held in Shropshire.
While many of us were huddled around the fire, hardy supporters of heritage and greenspace scaled the ramparts of Old Oswestry in the bitter February cold for the annual hillfort hug.
Costs that businesses incur to clean up after the recent storms, that affected the north and east coasts in particular, need to meet the usual qualifying criteria that they are incurred “wholly and exclusively” for business purposes in order to be a legitimate write-off for tax purposes.
- 21st January 2017
Volunteers will be bracing the winter weather to help out with landscape maintenance at Old Oswestry hillfort in a new initiative.
The town is aiming to encircle the 3,000-year-old Iron Age monument with a 1 km long chain of people and string of hearts with messages of appreciation for the hillfort from all parts of the community.
It is worth repeating an article we first published March 2016 that highlighted the cash benefit to company car drivers and their employers, of reimbursing the cost of fuel provided for private motoring. The rates have been updated for 2016-17.
This week sees the eagerly-anticipated release of the programme for the 15th anniversary edition of Borderlines Film Festival, which will take place from Friday 24 February to Sunday 12 March across Herefordshire, Shropshire, into Powys and, for the first time, eastwards as far as Malvern.
- 12th January 2017
Dwynwen was a 4th-century Welsh princess who was unlucky in love. She became a nun and prayed that true lovers have better luck than she did! :)