Silence is golden as Shrewsbury Abbey opens its doors for exam study

By Richard WilliamsShrewsburyPublished: May 24, 2023Last Updated: May 24, 2023Comments

Students who need a quiet place to revise for their GCSEs and A-levels, are being invited to go to Shrewsbury Abbey.

The ecclesiastical building in Abbey Foregate is opened from 10am to 4pm every day, with free Wifi and is offering those revising for exams a quiet place to study.

Silence is golden as Shrewsbury Abbey opens its doors for exam study

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