The 90th anniversary of the end of the First World War is upon us, a time to reflect for us all
Wilfred Owen was born in Oswestry, spent his teenage years in Shrewsbury, and is simply one of the greatest war poets the world has ever known. Neil Thomas explains why
Shirley Tart salutes some of the bravest volunteers to take to the skies
Neil Thomas heads over the Welsh border and finds the real deal
Neil Thomas hears a grand old voice of variety. Well, two voices actually . . .
Ben Bentley meets an educational success story – and brushes up on his languages
Neil Thomas talks to a woman with a vision for the West Mid Show
The Shropshire Magazine gets a preview of a holiday home with a difference – one which is assured of plenty of publicity when it is the focus of a BBC television series
There’s plenty to discover in the print version of The Shropshire Magazine, available at outlets throughout the county
Nathan Rous discovers that, as the National Farmers’ Union celebrates its centenary, the problems the industry faces are really nothing new – and there is plenty of optimism for the future
Andy Richardson talks to a broadcasting legend for whom cricket is a way of life – but who has plenty else to talk about too . . .
Neil Thomas discovers the important behind-the-scenes work that helps keep national treasures from disappearing from public view
