A new novel by Shropshire author Marina Oliver, called At The Earl’s Command, is being published on March 30.
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Rub people up the right way
A Shropshire man who has been said to have “the fastest hands in the West” is now on a mission to bring the benefits of massage to everybody.
Beating a retreat to Welsh idyll
A Shropshire bookshop is inviting folk to get away from it all with a good book, by hosting the first of its “readers retreats” in Wales this month.
Date set for chase thriller
The second book by a writer hailed as “the new Stephen King” is due to be released on March 29.
Why Arthur got a Nazi shock
Writing inspiration comes in many forms, but for Arthur Callister it was a severe dose of poisoning in a Spanish bar which spurred him to put pen to paper.
Author in airfield appeal
An aviation historian is seeking help from Salopians in writing a book about Shropshire’s airfields of the Second World War and the impact on the civilian population.
Story of the People’s War
Wartime memories have been compiled into a new booklet by Muriel Palmer of Much Wenlock from which profits are going to the Royal British Legion in the town.
Di writes history of Ditton
A Shropshire village’s hidden past is uncovered for the first time in a new book by a local historian which draws on a wealth of archive material.
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