Mayors Diary

Hello, we are a trio of long term friends who are known as fondly as the 'shrews' and we are coming to visit Shrewsbury to celebrate 10 years of friendship. It would mean the world to us if we could visit you maybe at a famous landmark to have some pictures to remember our visit

Judging our annual charity photography competition with 3 others to decide 13 photos to be included in 2023 charity calendar.

Shropshire County Agricultural Show

Shrewsbury Town Women (managed by Shrewsbury Town in the Community, the club's official charity) will be playing their final fixture of the season in the stadium on Sunday 1st May. The day will be a celebration of the significant achievements of the team, as they celebrate promotion and receive their trophy. Kick off will be…

A concert being given by Shrewsbury Choral, formerly Shrewsbury Choral Society

Beaver Bridges have been a prominent business in Shrewsbury for over 5 years now, as part of our continued growth and expansion (6 staff 5 years ago to 102 staff today) we have recently moved into our new Head Office. We are holding an official opening of this event and would very much welcome the…

This is the opening event of the festival which runs over the weekend. The launch will include speakers who have signed up to, or expressed interest the SAND Covenant to EMBRACE A Culture of Inclusion – including representation from: Shropshire Council Adult Social Care, Citizens Advice Shropshire, Midlands Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, Integrated Care System…

I was wondering if the Mayor, Councillor Dean would be happy to join the church community of Shrewsbury on Good Friday: Friday 15th April and watch the annual Passion Play as the last hours of Jesus life are re-enacted in the Castle, St Mary's and the Square

The Trustees of Shropshire Bookfest invite The Mayor to attend the Big Book Award 2022 Awards Ceremony. This event is to celebrate, recognise and showcase the work by nearly two thousand pupils from 42 primary schools across Shropshire in response to the Big Book Award 202s shortlist. And of course to reveal the winning book…

Shakespeare's play The Tempest by SYT a teenage youth Theatre group. It was an annual production until covid so it's our first time back at the Theatre since 2019. X2 tickets are available to the Mayor for either Wednesday, April 6 or Thursday, April 7.

Annual graduation ceremony for students leaving SCG with Level 4 and higher qualifications