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Chart-topping band Razorlight are to headline a music festival in Shropshire, it was revealed today.
Chart-topping band Razorlight are to headline a music festival in Shropshire, it was revealed today.
Organisers of Shropshire’s star-studded Osfest music festival have hailed this year’s event as their best ever.
Thousands of people will descend on Shrewsbury for a music festival when it returns for its second year in 2012 – with organisers asking fans to nominate the bands they would like to see.
Organisers of a charity music event are promising to stage the ‘biggest festival phenomenon’ ever seen in north Shropshire.
Novelist and playwright Fay Weldon wowed the audience at the opening of Wellington Literary Festival. The writer spoke to a packed audience of 200 people at Wrekin College’s Centenary Theatre on Saturday evening.
The Shrewsbury Fields Forever festival will return in a “bigger and better” format next year, organisers have promised.
Thousands of music fans were arriving in Shrewsbury for a new two-day festival.
Fans are being urged to snap up tickets for a major music festival planned for Shropshire this weekend.
He is a comedy legend, still performing marathon shows at the age of 83.
More than 20,000 people have started their journey to Ludlow to celebrate the region’s best food and drink at the town’s annual three-day food festival.
Hundreds of tickets for a talk at Wellington Literary Festival by novelist and playwright Fay Weldon have been quickly snapped up.
Organisers of Ludlow Food Festival today confidently predicted their biggest and best event ever.
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