Newport Show appoints new event manager
A new manager has taken up the reins at one of Shropshire’s leading one-day shows.
Category: Farming & Food
Shropshire man granted Freedom of the City of London
A Shropshire man has been granted The Freedom of the City of London. Bridgnorth lawyer Steven Corfield received the grant at a small ceremony in the Chamberlains Court at London’s Guildhall recently.
Newport Show reveals more entertainment for July event
The organisers of Newport Show have revealed more exciting entertainment for this year’s show including a new celebrity chef, a pair of barbecue experts who are hotly tipped as TV’s next foodie sensation, and plans for more live music.
Bake Off fans’ favourite set for Shropshire show debut
The fans’ favourite from this year’s Great British Bake Off will be heading to Shropshire in his first appearance in the county as the star guest at Newport Show next year.
New grant scheme to help farm and food processing productivity
Farmers and food processors in Shropshire are being invited to apply to a new £40m fund for grants to harness new technology to improve productivity or to invest in new equipment and machinery.
Newport Show looks for new event manager
A rare opportunity to take over the management of one of Shropshire’s leading one-day shows has emerged.
Ministers and Mayor open £20m state of the art poultry plant
Ministers from the Welsh Assembly and the Mayor of Wrexham will visit a state of the art poultry processing plant in Wrexham next week as it becomes fully operational following an investment of more than £20m.
Show organisers offers agricultural scholarship
The organisers behind one of Shropshire’s leading one-day shows are inviting agricultural students to apply for a scholarship to help boost their studies.
Newport Show reveals new President
A university lecturer has been announced as the latest President of one of Shropshire’s leading one-day shows.
Thousands turn out for Newport Show
A sunny day attracted a bumper crowd to one of Shropshire’s leading one-day shows with organisers claiming it was a “vintage year” for the event.