Historic Oswestry With the Oswestry archives containing records dating back to and a wealth of historic buildings and locations including the Guildhall, Castle Bank and the Visitor Centre, Oswestry is a town steeped in history and tradition. Celebrating Oswestry From our annual food festival promoting the very best in local produce, to our youth music festival showcasing the best in local musical talent, Oswestry has a vibrant festival scene finished off each year with our highly popular Christmas Live festival.
Blooming Oswestry With Gold Awards in the Heart of England in Bloom Competition from — our award winning annual floral extravaganza brings a diverse range of floral beauty wrapping Oswestry in a swath of rich and vibrant colours. Market Town Oswestry With regular, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday indoor markets, and a monthly Artisan market on the last Friday of every month, there are an abundance of bargains to be had.
Latest News. Carriageway Resurfacing works in your area Kier Highways have been instructed by Shropshire Council to carry out Carriageway Resurfacing works. Bulb Planting The Mayor has planted the first Bulb at New Fairholme as part of the Oswestry in Bloom Campaign to thank the key workers who carried on working throughout the Covid lockdown.
Thank you to the people of oswestry We will reme… twitter. Christmas Light Switch On Poster. Victim Advice Line. Artisan Market Poster. It comes as no surprise to those who live here — but Shropshire has just been named as one of the happiest places to live in the UK.
And with its rolling hills, beautiful towns, picture perfect streets and historic buildings it is easy to see why. New figures from the Office for National Statistics ONS have laid bare the parts of the country which are the happiest, most miserable, anxious and have the highest and lowest levels of life satisfaction.
It found the Outer Hebrides off the Scottish mainland is the happiest place to live, with residents scoring 8. Shropshire, which has a population of , people, scored 7. Ludlow : With its imposing castle, which has played its part in some of the most significant periods of history, Ludlow is a jewel in the county's crown.
Known as a foodie magnet, the town retains its old world charm with its half timbered buildings, medieval walkways and historic churches. Shrewsbury : There are approximately 71, people living in the county town, which has dozens of coffee shops, outstanding restaurants, bars and pubs, a theatre and the beautiful Quarry.
What is there not to like? Telford : Known for its shopping centre and ice skating rink the town is one of the fastest-growing in the UK. Telford was put together in the s and s as a new town. It also contains the Ironbridge World Heritage site.
Bridgnorth is named after a bridge over the River Severn. It has a mixture of high street chain stores and boutique shops. At the heart of the town is Cae Glas Park with its bandstand. Whitchurch : It is the oldest continuously inhabited town in Shropshire. The town has its own short arm of the Llangollen Canal. For those who love the outdoors there is the Waterways Country Park. Ellesmere : The beautiful Mere is the focal point of the town with its geese and ducks and waterside walks while the canal and its towpaths present a restful alternative to the hustle and bustle of life.
And Shropshire scored 7. The county scored 8. And residents of the county feel slightly less anxious than their national counterparts.
Out of 10, people gave the score of 2. The most anxious place to live in the UK was Hammersmith and Fulham. It's little wonder Shropshire is one of the happiest places to live. It's killing the night-time economy in Oswestry.
The Oswestry Business Improvement BID will be running a night time bus service on Friday and Saturday nights throughout December in a hope to ease the taxi shortage and boost the town's economy at a key time of year. The bus service was first used in as part of the organisation's Get Home Safe scheme. Send your story ideas to: newsonline.
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