Ludlow venue serves up Wimbledon final on 30ft screen
A Shropshire venue is counting on Andy Murray making it through today's Wimbledon semi-final.

It is putting up a big screen for the final on Sunday and is hoping to create its own little piece of Murray Mania.
Staff at The Assembly Rooms in Ludlow are putting up a 30ft screen – and will also provide the traditional SW19 trimmings, including Wimbledon teas.
The idea, which will see proceeds go towards a programme of forthcoming attractions, is the brainchild of Assembly Rooms trustee Richard Harding.
He said: "We thought this would be a great way to raise funds to help subsidise the fabulous live events programme we are bringing to the Assembly Rooms this autumn, as well as giving tennis fans from Ludlow and the surrounding areas a superb afternoon's entertainment.
"Viewing the final on a 30ft screen should give the audience the feeling they could be spectating from Centre Court, especially as their ticket will also include all the usual Wimbledon fare."
Audience members will enjoy a range of dainty sandwiches, including: egg and cress; cucumber, salmon and dill; a selection of mini-summer cakes; and a summertime cocktail, with waitress service.
Mr Harding said that the event has been made possible through the support of sponsors Bentley's Wines, which is donating Sunday's wines, and Ludlow Brewing Co which is contributing some of its artisan ales.
The Assembly Rooms' new chief executive officer, Kate Howe, said: "This is a wonderful opportunity to spend time with friends and family in a relaxed atmosphere watching the tennis match of the year, as well as enjoying a traditional high-quality Wimbledon tea – and knowing that someone else will be doing all the prep and washing up!
"As we will be opening our doors on a Sunday, a day which we are normally closed, it would be great to know how many people want to attend."
Tickets cost £10 for adults and £5 for children and can be purchased at the box office in person or by telephoning (01584) 878141.