Latest Events in Bridgnorth(July Updated)

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Press pause. Breathe in nature. Root your personal resilience. In a world of multiple intersecting crises, sustainability professionals are carrying more than ever. Driving change in these uncertain and unjust times, the constant pressure to know and do more, all while trying to balance your personal life, your health, and your role at work. P ersonal resilience isn’t optional; it’s essential to avoiding strain on you and to navigating these challenges effectively. This retreat offers a vital pause. Placed mid-summer at an (normally) quieter time at work. A moment to reconnect with yourself, nature, and the reassurance that you are not alone, and at the same time, identify and restore your resilience and continue ready to lead the change our built environment needs. What to expect and why attend? This 24-hour immersive and experiential retreat in nature is designed for professionals working to build a more sustainable world – and feeling the weight of it. You will be guided through four key processes: Reflect - (around the self to the bigger picture – the world at large, and climate and planetary crisis) Recognise (assess where you are in today’s picture, what your needs are, and what your own resilience toolkit looks like) Reconnect - (with yourself as a nature-being and with peers, and your own resilience) Restore - (while reactivating the strength for what’s needed — for you, your business and the built environment) Ultimately, leaving you connected with your capacity to meet today’s demands, in your life, and your work, in this world. Set in a beautiful, secluded 100-acre woodland (near Bridgnorth, Shropshire), the retreat includes: Mindfulness, nature-immersed activities, fireside stories, and reflective conversations, providing an opportunity to reconnect and reflect on the potential loss of momentum with like-minded people, sharing stories and experiences from different business perspectives. The luxury of peace, time to pause, breathe, a space to re-align, and be — solo and with others facing similar journeys. Practical tools from UKGBC leadership programmes that lift our focus towards systems change and regenerative leadership. Insights from our Regenerative Places, Nature Positive Framework, and Climate Resilience Roadmap programmes are also featured. And to complete the experience, delicious vegetarian meals and a choice of accommodation nestled in nature You’ll leave with enhanced personal readiness, deeper clarity, and renewed energy to lead and thrive through change. Who should attend? This retreat is a must for those who feel in need of a reset type experience, targeted at sustainability professionals or other leaders who are trying to make change to a more sustainable built environment. Why attend? This retreat is designed to help you navigate today’s challenges in a way that isn’t just a quick fix, but a genuine reconnection with your own capacity to move through them. You’ll step away from the noise and into nature, guided through a process of reflection and connection where you will: Explore where you are in these challenging and uncertain times, and what you need. Practice how to reconnect with (your) nature as a source of calm and regeneration, easing anxiety and stress, and building personal readiness Connect with others from across the built environment to share challenges and insights. Feel empowered by regenerative framing and tools to take forward into your work and business. Take away tools applicable to you personally and in your role. Feel restored, clearer, uplifted and connected! Who will guide the retreat? Facilitated by Elfrida Hamilton-Russell (Director of leadership) and Dr Macarena Cárdenas, Senior Advisor, Resilience and Nature, with guest appearance from previous UKGBC CEO Julie Hirigoyen Logistics details The course fee covers the full retreat experience, including accommodation, all meals, drinks, refreshments and bedding. Accommodation: The retreat will be hosted in a secluded woodland retreat surrounded by nature — a peaceful, private space designed to help you unwind, breathe deeply, and fully immerse in the experience. Accommodation options range from traditional camping, to ‘glamping’ in cabins, or farmhouse stays. All options will be shown upon clicking ‘Tickets’, and are available on a first-come first served basis. Travelling: Exact address and directions will be provided. For logistical planning, nearest train stations are Wolverhampton and Telford, (30 mins away), and nearest town to the retreat location is Bridgnorth, Shropshire. Cost: The cost of the retreat ranges from £165-£295 (member fee) depending on the accomodation choice you make, tent, cabin or farmhouse (food and accomnodation costs are inclusive in the retreat fee). Note: this programme can also be delivered for whole teams (8-12 people), please get in touch with learning@ukgbc.org if this is of interest for your organisation. Information Source: UK Green Building Council | eventbrite

Join crime novelist Nicola Upson for an afternoon of mystery and intrigue as she presents the latest instalment in the Josephine Tay series, Shot with Crimson. Set against the backdrop of September 1939, a time when the worries of war loom large, Josephine Tey finds herself in Hollywood, where a different kind of battle is unfolding on the set of Hitchcock's Rebecca. However, the tranquility is shattered when a shocking act of violence reawakens the shadows of the past. The repercussions of this act extend across the Atlantic, drawing Josephine and DCI Archie Penrose into a complex web of secrets and deception. As they delve deeper into the investigation, they uncover a trail that leads them back to the very house that inspired renowned author Daphne du Maurier. This trail echoes the timeless themes of obsession, jealousy, and murder found in Rebecca. Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of Josephine Tay and follow her on a captivating journey through the darkest corners of human nature. Join Nicola Upson for "An Afternoon with Nicola Upson" on November 30, 2023, at the Booka Bridgnorth venue located at 72 High Street, Bridgnorth, WV16 4DX. Tickets are available for £6.13.

Get ready to experience the ultimate gathering of indulgence, shopping, and entertainment at My Fair Lady. This extraordinary event will take place at the prestigious Halo Bridgnorth Endowed Leisure Centre in Bridgnorth, UK. Mark your calendars for the enchanting extravaganza on February 17, 2024. Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Eliza Doolittle and Professor Henry Higgins as they take the stage. This must-see in-person performance guarantees a delightful experience for all ages. Prepare to be amazed by the stunning performances, mesmerizing costumes, and unforgettable songs. My Fair Lady promises to transport you to a realm of music, dance, and laughter. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to witness the magic live and immerse yourself in the beauty of the music and story. Please note that tickets for this event have already sold out. However, if you were fortunate enough to secure a ticket, you can look forward to a day filled with pampering, shopping, and entertainment. Get ready to be swept away by the extraordinary My Fair Lady.

Experience the charm of Broseley's historic pathways by embarking on Walk 46 through the picturesque Jitties. These ancient routes, some tracing back to the 17th century, offer a glimpse into the past when they were utilized by the local squatters. Meandering along all 18 Jitties, walkers will be immersed in the rich history and heritage of Broseley, making it a truly enriching 3-mile journey. The event is scheduled to take place on May 10, 2024, starting from Broseley Library located at 20 Bridgnorth Road, Broseley, TF12 5EQ. This leisurely stroll provides a unique opportunity to explore the quaint pathways that have stood the test of time, allowing participants to connect with the town's centuries-old legacy. Immerse yourself in the ambiance of Broseley's bygone era as you traverse these time-honored trails during Walk 46.

Experience the intrigue of "Unsolved: The Making of Agatha Christie's Black Coffee" with collaborators D & K at The Rose Theatre in Wollaston. Delve into the secrets of theatre-making as you sip on your favorite coffee at The Drip Coffee Company. Join D & K on May 11, 2024, at 9:00 AM for a captivating discussion on the mysteries behind staging Agatha Christie thrillers and more. Gain insights into The Rose Theatre's success through an engaging talk and Q&A session. Tickets are available for donation to support the charitable efforts of The Rose Theatre. Immerse yourself in a pre-theatre engagement with the cast of Cluedo, witness the drama unfold, and participate in the Drip Coffee Drama Quiz. Limited space is available, so secure your free ticket now for this unique experience. The event will be held at The Drip Coffee Company LTD, located at 156 Bridgnorth Road, Wollaston, DY8 3PD. Don't miss this exceptional opportunity to unravel the enigmatic world of theatre-making.

Discover the charm of Broseley by embarking on Walk 52 Broseley Bells, a scenic 3.5-mile journey through this historic city. Before reaching the picturesque church, take a moment to appreciate the art of bell-ringing, a tradition deeply rooted in the community. The lovely church in Broseley serves as a fascinating backdrop to learn more about this timeless practice. Immerse yourself in the rich history and cultural significance of bell-ringing as you explore the quaint streets of Broseley. The event will take place on May 11, 2024, at the Broseley Library located at 20 Bridgnorth Road, Broseley, TF12 5EQ. Don't miss this unique opportunity to delve into the heritage of Broseley and gain insight into the art of bell-ringing while enjoying a leisurely walk through the city.

Explore the historic charm of Broseley by embarking on Walk 62 through its iconic Jitties, ancient pathways that offer a glimpse into the town's rich history dating back to the 17th century. Starting at Broseley Library, the route winds through the peaceful backstreets before immersing you in 'Jitty Country' after crossing Broseley/Benthall Road. These pathways, originally used by squatters, meander along the eastern slopes of the Benthall valley, connecting Broseley to the nearby mines, tile works, and foundries. As you stroll through, you'll encounter quaint squatters' cottages that have retained their timeless appeal. The jitties boast unique names like Pugh’s Jitty and Jews Jitty, reflecting their origins and local influences. Upon completing the walk via Cape Street and Duke Street, you'll pass by historic landmarks like Broseley Pipe works. Expect a pleasant walk of easy to moderate grade with elements of rough gravel paths, steep sections, and occasional steps. Remember to wear sturdy footwear, pack essentials like water and snacks, and be prepared for varying weather conditions. Kids under 18 are welcome, accompanied by a responsible adult. Free parking is available at the Library Car Park, and while public transport options are limited, the experience promises a fascinating journey through Broseley's past.

Join us in Bridgnorth for an evening with bestselling author, broadcaster and national treasure the Reverend Richard Coles as he talks about life and his new novel A Death on Location, the fourth instalment in his Canon Clement mystery series. In the spring of 1990, we return to Champton, where the characters we've come to love are all aflutter as a glamorous Hollywood movie takes over Champton House as its set location. As the actors and extras hired from the village don their farthingales, gowns and crowns for a masque set in the 1600s, a murder interrupts filming on set - and it's an ingenious one . . . Can Daniel solve the mystery with help from his sidekick Detective Sergeant Neil Vanloo - even when things are so sticky between them? Murder Before Evensong, the first Canon Clement novel, has been adapted for television with some of the filming taking place on location in and around Bridgnorth. Starring Matthew Lewis as Daniel Clement and Amanda Redman as his widowed mother, this six part mystery is due air on Channel Five later this year. Richard Coles is without doubt one of the UK’s most distinctive voices. Expect an evening full of anecdotes from a life well lived, gossip, wit and wisdom… Event Format: Author talk 'in conversation' followed by audience Q&A and book signing Tickets: £20 (Admits One and includes a signed copy of A Death on Location) or £30 (Admits Two with one signed copy of A Death on Location) Venue: St Leonard's Church is accessed off Church Street and High Street in Bridgnorth town centre. There is no on-site car parking available. Public car parks can be found nearby off Old Smithfield Road. Please let us know if you have an accessibility/mobility requirements. Refunds: It is our general policy not to refund event tickets unless an event has sold out. In the case of sold out events where we have a waiting list for tickets, we will attempt to sell on your tickets at face value, if notified 7 days prior to the event. If sold, you will receive a refund for the ticket value (excluding Eventbrite fees). Alternatively, you can request to transfer your tickets to another event, making up any difference in ticket price. Please contact us if you are unable to attend an event: hello@bookabookshop.co.uk for further advice. Information Source: Booka Bookshop | eventbrite

Join Booka Bridgnorth for an afternoon with S.J. Bennett, where she will discuss her latest novel, "A Death in Diamonds". This captivating whodunit follows HM The Queen as she takes on the role of an amateur sleuth, in a charming and witty story set in 1957. The plot unfolds when a young woman is found dead in a mews house near Buckingham Palace, adorned in only silk underwear and a diamond tiara. Nearby, an older man is discovered garrotted and pierced through the eye. The police reveal that a high society card game was taking place downstairs that night, implicating the players in the murders. As the investigation develops, someone close to the Queen becomes a suspect, drawing her further into the mystery. "A Death in Diamonds" is the fourth book in the Her Majesty the Queen Investigates mystery series and promises a royally brilliant read. We are thrilled to welcome S.J. Bennett to Booka Bridgnorth for this event. The format will consist of an author talk 'in conversation', followed by an audience Q&A session and a book signing. Tickets are priced at £8 without the book, which can be redeemed against a signed copy of "A Death in Diamonds", or £17 with the book, including a signed copy. Don't miss this opportunity to delve into the world of HM The Queen as she uncovers the truth behind the intriguing murders. Get your tickets now for this exclusive event happening on February 6th, 2024 at Booka Bridgnorth, located at 72 High Street, Bridgnorth, WV16 4DX.

Join us for a captivating evening with renowned authors Amy Beashel and Katy Brent as they come together to discuss the art of writing. Delve into the world of literature as these two bestselling authors share their insights and experiences. Amy Beashel's book, "Spilt Milk," revolves around a thought-provoking female perspective and explores the impact of social media. It tells the story of Bea, a woman grappling with difficult decisions and the consequences of her actions. This raw and honest narrative highlights the complexities of womanhood, motherhood, and the power of unspoken words. On the other hand, Katy Brent's novel, "The Murder After the Night Before," is a thrilling and humorous tale that follows a protagonist determined to uncover the truth behind her best friend's death. As she navigates through a haze of confusion and viral infamy, she unravels the secrets surrounding Posey's demise. Don't miss the opportunity to meet these talented authors at Booka Bridgnorth. Secure your ticket for £10, which can be redeemed against a copy of either "Spilt Milk" or "The Murder After the Night Before." Experience an unforgettable literary evening in Bridgnorth on February 8, 2024. Get ready to embark on a journey into the art of storytelling with Amy Beashel and Katy Brent.

Join Leo Variashvili for an unforgettable evening as he discusses his highly-anticipated debut novel, Hard by a Great Forest. Set in the enchanting city of Tbilisi, Georgia, this captivating tale delves into the complexities of family, sacrifice, and the eternal struggle to reconcile with our past. As Saba embarks on a desperate search for his missing father, he becomes entangled in a web of mysteries that lead him back to Tbilisi, a city filled with haunting memories and buried secrets. With escaped zoo animals roaming the streets and cryptic messages transmitted through the radio, Saba must decipher the clues left behind by his father. Pages from an unpublished manuscript and enigmatic graffiti serve as breadcrumbs, guiding him through the labyrinthine paths of his homeland. Hard by a Great Forest takes readers on a mesmerizing journey through the magic and mystery of returning to a long-lost homeland. As Saba unravels the truth, he discovers that the past has a way of resurfacing, and that the forests of Georgia hold secrets that can no longer be ignored. Published by Bloomsbury, Hard by a Great Forest is set to be the leading debut fiction release of Spring 2024. To celebrate the publication of this extraordinary novel, Booka Bridgnorth is honored to host Leo Variashvili for an exclusive author talk "in conversation" followed by an audience Q&A and book signing. Don't miss this opportunity to delve into the depths of Leo Variashvili's imagination and explore the power of home, memory, and sacrifice. Tickets are available for £8 without a book or £17 with a signed copy of Hard by a Great Forest. Please note that the event will start promptly at 7.00pm, with doors opening at 6.30pm. Book your tickets now and secure your place at this unmissable literary event.

Elizabeth O'Connor will be discussing her highly acclaimed debut novel, Whale Fall, at an exclusive event in Bridgnorth. The novel has been recognized as one of the Observer's Top Ten debuts in 2024. Set in 1938 on a remote Welsh island, Whale Fall follows the story of Manod, a young woman facing a world on the brink of change. When a beached whale and rumors of submarines unsettle the island's inhabitants, Manod sees an opportunity for a new life with the arrival of two anthropologists. However, as she navigates their presence, her aspirations start to slip away. Whale Fall by Elizabeth O'Connor skillfully weaves a tale of longing and deception against the backdrop of a world in turmoil. Join us at Booka in Bridgnorth for an enlightening evening with Elizabeth O'Connor, part of The Observer's esteemed list of Debut Novelists for 2024. The event will feature an author talk, a Q&A session, and a book signing. Tickets are available for £9.15 (admission only) or £16.63 (includes a signed copy of Whale Fall). Don't miss this opportunity to engage with a promising new literary voice.

Don't miss the chance to spend an insightful afternoon with renowned author Joanne Burn, known for her bestselling novel, The Hemlock Cure, as she delves into her latest work, The Bone Hunters. Set in the vibrant backdrop of 1824 Lyme Regis, the story follows the journey of Ada Winters, a young woman with a keen eye for scientific discovery amidst societal unrest. Accompanied by Doctor Edwin Moyle, the duo embarks on a quest to unearth mysterious fossils that could change their lives forever. Join us at Booka Bridgnorth for an engaging author talk, followed by a Q&A session and book signing. Tickets are priced at £8 for entry (admits one, with an option to redeem against a signed copy of The Bone Hunters) or £20 for entry with a signed copy included. The event promises a captivating exploration of science, ambition, and the pursuit of greatness. Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to meet Joanne Burn in person and celebrate the release of The Bone Hunters.

Discover the captivating world of renowned author Joanne Burn and her latest novel, "The Bone Hunters". Set in the turbulent backdrop of 1824 Lyme Regis, where societal divides clash amidst scientific and theological debates, the story follows the journey of Ada Winters, a young woman on the brink of a groundbreaking discovery. As Ada unearths mysterious fossils on the cliffs, her path intertwines with that of Doctor Edwin Moyle, leading them on a quest for greatness or potential ruin. Join Joanne Burn at Booka Bridgnorth for an exclusive event celebrating the release of "The Bone Hunters". Delve into the narrative as Joanne discusses her work 'in conversation', followed by an engaging audience Q&A session and book signing. Tickets are priced at £8 for entry or £20 including a signed copy of the novel. Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of Ada and Edwin as they navigate the complexities of ambition and discovery. An Afternoon with Joanne Burn - The Bone Hunters awaits you on May 21, 2024, at Booka Bridgnorth, 72 High Street, Bridgnorth, WV16 4DX. Secure your tickets today for an unforgettable literary experience. Ticket prices range from £9.15 to £21.98.

Join the captivating event, "An Evening with Manda Scott - Any Human Power," taking place in Bridgnorth at Booka Bridgnorth on June 13, 2024. Immerse yourself in an evening of thought-provoking discussions and artistic exploration at this prestigious venue located at 72 High Street, Bridgnorth, WV16 4DX. Tickets for this extraordinary event range from £9.15 to £20.91, offering an affordable opportunity to engage with the brilliant mind of Manda Scott. Delve into the depths of human power and connect with like-minded individuals in an atmosphere of inspiration and discovery. Don't miss this chance to be part of an enriching experience that will leave you feeling enlightened and empowered. Reserve your spot now for "An Evening with Manda Scott - Any Human Power" and unlock a world of knowledge and creativity.

Come and meet The Reverend Richard Coles! Bestselling author, broadcaster and all-around national treasure, the Reverend Richard Coles, will be signing copies his new novella Murder Under The Mistletoe at Booka Bridgnorth on Wednesday 23rd October 1.30 - 2.30pm. It is Christmas Day and at Champton Rectory, Canon Daniel Clement and his mother Audrey are joined by the residents and guests of the big house to drink, eat and be merry. At the festive feast, peace and goodwill prevail. Until two meet under the mistletoe. One of them falls down dead. And Daniel suspects murder has returned to Champton… Can Daniel and Detective Sergeant Neil Vanloo solve the crime and catch the Christmas killer? Don't miss this chance to meet Richard and pick up a signed copy of his new novella, a cosy Christmas sequel in his Canon Clement series. Tickets: Admission to the book signing is by ticket. All tickets include a signed copy of Murder Under the Mistletoe Information Source: Booka Bookshop | eventbrite

Join us for a magical and enchanting Storytime, Ballet Performance & mini ballet workshop, in partnership with The Ballet Pod. Event Format: Storytime, followed by ballet performance and mini ballet workshop. Tickets: £10 (admits one child & accompanying adult, +£5 per additional child) Venue: Booka Bookshop, 26-28 Church Street, Oswestry, Shropshire, SY11 2SP Please let us know if you have an accessibility/mobility requirements Refunds: It is our general policy not to refund event tickets unless an event has sold out. In the case of sold out events where we have a waiting list for tickets, we will attempt to sell on your tickets at face value, if notified 7 days prior to the event. If sold, you will receive a refund for the ticket value (excluding Eventbrite fees). Alternatively, you can request to transfer your tickets to another event, making up any difference in ticket price. Please contact us if you are unable to attend an event: hello@bookabookshop.co.uk for further advice. Please contact us if you are unable to attend an event: hello@bookabookshop.co.uk for further advice. Information Source: Booka Bookshop | eventbrite

Diane Ewen Book Signing - The Great Unicorn Rescue Come and meet award winning Children's author and illustrator Diane Ewen as we celebrate the publication of her new book The Great Unicorn Rescue. Diane will be visiting Booka Bridgnorth on Saturday 22nd February to create a special Great Unicorn Rescue window display before hosting a book signing at 2.00pm. The Great Unicorn Rescue is an enchanting, unicorn-filled tale about friendship and fighting your fears. Louella lives on the edge of a forest. But this isn't just any forest – this forest has unicorns in it! Louella's unicorn is called Norrie, and they love collecting shells together from the stream and spending all day together. Norrie’s special power is being able to cast a bright beam of light – so although Louella’s biggest fear is the dark, she never has to worry with Norrie around! Until, one day, when Louella’s school has a class trip into the forest and Norrie doesn’t appear. Where could Norrie have got to? Can Louella overcome her biggest fear to help her friend out? An enchanting story about friendship and how facing your fear with friends might just make that fear disappear altogether! Information Source: Booka Bookshop | eventbrite

Join us for a thrilling evening at Booka Bridgnorth with Clare Mackintosh, on publication day of Other People's Houses. The stunning new thriller from the author who brought you the jaw-dropping twist of I Let You Go, the gasp-out-loud ending of Let Me Lie, and the loveable, unpredictable Ffion Morgan in The Last Party and A Game of Lies. The Hill is the kind of place everyone wants to live: luxurious, exclusive and safe. But now someone is breaking and entering these Cheshire homes one by one, and DS Leo Brady suspects the burglar is looking for something, or someone, in particular. Over the border in Wales, DC Ffion Morgan recovers the body of an estate agent from the lake. There's no love lost between Ffion and estate agents, but who hated this one enough to want her dead - and why?As their cases collide, Ffion and Leo discover people will pay a high price to keep their secrets behind closed doors . . Event Format: Author talk, followed by audience Q&A and book signing Tickets: £10 (admits one, redeemable against signed copy of Other People's Houses) or £16.99 (admits one, includes signed copy of Other People's Houses) Venue: Booka Bridgnorth, 72 High Street, Bridgnorth, Shropshire, WV16 4DX Please let us know if you have an accessibility/mobility requirements Refunds: It is our general policy not to refund event tickets unless an event has sold out. In the case of sold out events where we have a waiting list for tickets, we will attempt to sell on your tickets at face value, if notified 7 days prior to the event. If sold, you will receive a refund for the ticket value (excluding Eventbrite fees). Alternatively, you can request to transfer your tickets to another event, making up any difference in ticket price. Please contact us if you are unable to attend an event: hello@bookabookshop.co.uk for further advice. Please contact us if you are unable to attend an event: hello@bookabookshop.co.uk for further advice. Information Source: Booka Bookshop | eventbrite

Bridge Pro Wrestling presents DOUBLE TAP at Wollaston Village Hall in Wollaston. The event is scheduled for April 18, 2025. Witness an action-packed night of professional wrestling featuring top talents in the ring. Ticket prices range from £6 to £60, offering options for fans at any budget. Don't miss this exciting opportunity to experience live wrestling in Wollaston.

We explore the outskirts of Broseley, crossing the fiery fields and looping back to town across the Deerleap. We head to Broseley Wood passing the old pipe works and exploring a few jitties to reach the Maypole, before returning to the High Street via the cricket ground and Cockshot Mound. We follow the High Street to the church where we can visit the tower ringing room for a bellringing demonstration and try some hand bells! Grade of Walk:Easier Length:3.5 miles Pace:Leisurely Terrain: Predominantly good tracks and paths. Some inclines and some sections may be muddy. Steps and Stiles:No steps or stiles on route. Dog Friendly:NO Walk Leader:Jane Warman Specific Walk Information: Stated finish time includes the bell ringing demonstration. Essential Information for Walkers: All walks take place within the Ironbridge Gorge which will naturally include uphill and downhill sections. Please come prepared for the walk, with water, drinks, snacks and lunch as appropriate as it is not possible to purchase items on route. Good walking boots/shoes are essential and be prepared for wet or sunny weather- possibly both in the same day! Children ( Under 18’s ) are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult with parental responsibility and be capable of the distance, pace and duration of the walk. Please allow plenty of time to reach your event parking can be tricky in the gorge! It is possible to reach Ironbridge via public transport but there are limited services. For information on local bus services see www.arrivabus.co.uk or www.telfordpublictransport.co.uk . Medals are available for anyone completing 25,50,75 or 100 miles over 3 or more walks during the festival and if you complete over 150 miles you will receive our new Cartman Challenge medal – it has been done!!! Information Source: Ironbridge Gorge Walking Festival | eventbrite

The walk begins at Broseley Library and takes a route through the quiet back streets ofBroseley. After crossing the Broseley/Benthall Road, we enter‘Jitty Country’. The Jitties wind along the eastern slopes of the Benthall valley. They date back to the 18th Century, and were built to allow access from the Broseley area to the mines, tile works and foundries of the Benthall valley. Some of the houses we will pass are squatters cottages, and have changed little since they were constructed. Many have unusual names, often reflecting their origin or local family names. Eg Pugh’s Jitty, Jews Jitty, Ding Dong steps. After weaving our way through the jitties, we will return to the town centre via Cape Street and Duke Street, passing Broseley Pipe works en route. Grade of Walk:Easy/Moderate Length: 3 miles Pace:Leisurely Terrain:Paths and quiet lanes. Some paths are rough and gravelly. Steep sections. Steps and Stiles:Some steps no stiles. Dog Friendly:NO Walk Leader:Peter Welch Specific Walk Information: Essential Information for Walkers: All walks take place within the Ironbridge Gorge which will naturally include uphill and downhill sections. Please come prepared for the walk, with water, drinks, snacks and lunch as appropriate as it is not possible to purchase items on route. Good walking boots/shoes are essential and be prepared for wet or sunny weather- possibly both in the same day! Children ( Under 18’s ) are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult with parental responsibility and be capable of the distance, pace and duration of the walk. Please allow time to reach your event parking. There is a free Car Park at Broseley library, but this can get busy. For information on local bus services see www.arrivabus.co.uk or www.telfordpublictransport.co.uk . Medals are available for anyone completing 25,50,75 or 100 miles over 3 or more walks during the festival and if you complete over 150 miles you will receive our new Cartman Challenge medal – it has been done!!! Information Source: Ironbridge Gorge Walking Festival | eventbrite

The walk begins at Broseley Library and takes a route through the quiet back streets of Broseley. After crossing the Broseley/Benthall Road, we enter‘Jitty Country’. The Jitties wind along the eastern slopes of the Benthall valley. They date back to the 18th Century, and were built to allow access from the Broseley area to the mines, tile works and foundries of the Benthall valley. Some of the houses we will pass are squatters cottages, and have changed little since they were constructed. Many have unusual names, often reflecting their origin or local family names. Eg Pugh’s Jitty, Jews Jitty, Ding Dong steps. After weaving our way through the jitties, we will return to the town centre via Cape Street and Duke Street, passing Broseley Pipe works en route. Grade of Walk:Easy/Moderate Length:3 miles Pace:Leisurely Terrain: Paths and quiet lanes. Some paths are rough and gravelly. Steep sections. Steps and Stiles:Some steps no stiles. Dog Friendly:NO Walk Leader:Peter Welch Specific Walk Information: Essential Information for Walkers: All walks take place within the Ironbridge Gorge which will naturally include uphill and downhill sections. Please come prepared for the walk, with water, drinks, snacks and lunch as appropriate as it is not possible to purchase items on route. Good walking boots/shoes are essential and be prepared for wet or sunny weather- possibly both in the same day! Children ( Under 18’s ) are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult with parental responsibility and be capable of the distance, pace and duration of the walk. Please allow time to reach your event parking. There is a free Car Park at Broseley library, but this can get busy. For information on local bus services see www.arrivabus.co.uk or www.telfordpublictransport.co.uk . Medals are available for anyone completing 25,50,75 or 100 miles over 3 or more walks during the festival and if you complete over 150 miles you will receive our new Cartman Challenge medal – it has been done!!! Information Source: Ironbridge Gorge Walking Festival | eventbrite

Welcome to The Music Hub Choirs - Charity Concert ! Join us for a night filled with beautiful melodies and heartwarming performances at Halo Bridgnorth Endowed Leisure Centre . Our talented choirs will be showcasing their vocal prowess to support a great cause. Also performing are the talented students of Bridgnorth Endowed school. We are raising money to improve the Performing Arts facilities at the school. Come and show your support for charity while enjoying a fantastic evening of music. Don't miss out on this special event! Information Source: Simon Whitmore | eventbrite

Join us in Bridgnorth for an evening with bestselling author, broadcaster and national treasure the Reverend Richard Coles as he talks about life and his new novel A Death on Location, the fourth instalment in his Canon Clement mystery series. In the spring of 1990, we return to Champton, where the characters we've come to love are all aflutter as a glamorous Hollywood movie takes over Champton House as its set location. As the actors and extras hired from the village don their farthingales, gowns and crowns for a masque set in the 1600s, a murder interrupts filming on set - and it's an ingenious one . . . Can Daniel solve the mystery with help from his sidekick Detective Sergeant Neil Vanloo - even when things are so sticky between them? Murder Before Evensong, the first Canon Clement novel, has been adapted for television with some of the filming taking place on location in and around Bridgnorth. Starring Matthew Lewis as Daniel Clement and Amanda Redman as his widowed mother, this six part mystery is due air on Channel Five later this year. Richard Coles is without doubt one of the UK’s most distinctive voices. Expect an evening full of anecdotes from a life well lived, gossip, wit and wisdom… Event Format: Author talk 'in conversation' followed by audience Q&A and book signing Tickets: £20 (Admits One and includes a signed copy of A Death on Location) or £30 (Admits Two with one signed copy of A Death on Location) Venue: St Leonard's Church is accessed off Church Street and High Street in Bridgnorth town centre. There is no on-site car parking available. Public car parks can be found nearby off Old Smithfield Road. Please let us know if you have an accessibility/mobility requirements. R efunds: It is our general policy not to refund event tickets unless an event has sold out. In the case of sold out events where we have a waiting list for tickets, we will attempt to sell on your tickets at face value, if notified 7 days prior to the event. If sold, you will receive a refund for the ticket value (excluding Eventbrite fees). Alternatively, you can request to transfer your tickets to another event, making up any difference in ticket price. Please contact us if you are unable to attend an event: hello@bookabookshop.co.uk for further advice. Information Source: Booka Bookshop | eventbrite

Join us for welcoming and relaxed networking at The Atrium, Bridgnorth. This meeting is free for all Connect Members and PR & Media Members (no ticket required) and £22 for non-members (non-members are women who wish to network on behalf of the company they work for) Agenda: 10am Start and welcome 10.15am Guest Speaker 10.45am Break 11am Networking 12 noon Close All our meetings start at 10am sharp and close at 12 noon. Teas, coffees and cold drinks can be purchased from the bar. Please contact The Women Who Business Community via email at hello@womenwhouk.co.uk for more information. Refunds: Tickets are non refundable but can be transferable in certain circumstances. Eventbrite fees (included in the ticket price) are non refundable in all circumstances. Contact hello@womenwhouk.co.uk Our website: https://womenwhouk.co.uk/ Venue details: The networking area is positioned on the ground floor. Venue website - https://theatriumbridgnorth.co.uk/ Information Source: Women Who Business Community | eventbrite

Pop down to your local People Planet Pint meetup to find more about what's going on locally with sustainability and how you can get involved. No pitches, powerpoints or panels. Just People, Planet, Pint/s. Your local meetup is a great place to start your journey or continue learning, and meet diverse people to chat about life and how we can sustain it. Every job is a climate job, so come along and learn about how you can take action, as well as what is going on locally. We welcome everyone, regardless of their experience or background. People Planet Pint is a space where everyone can feel comfortable learning about sustainability and sharing their ideas. Afterall, creating a sustainable future requires connected communities. And what better way to bring everyone together than over a drink? Prefer a Pastry to a Pint? Head along to ‘ People Planet Pastry ’! Equally relaxed and welcoming, they run during the day and offer an informal way to learn about what is going on locally in sustainability. Your Volunteer Hosts Craig Thomas Hello! I'm Craig, owner of a web design agency committed to sustainability. My passion for the environment inspired me to use my skills for good, helping brands make a positive impact on the world. We craft digital experiences that reflect our clients' dedication to a greener future. Outside of work, I enjoy the countryside life with my daughter and our dog, Oona. My personal and professional lives are intertwined by a common thread: a commitment to sustainability, making a difference one website at a time. Anna Rose Bowler Hi, I'm Anna , an ex-geography teacher and current marketeer. I work mostly with charities to help them share news of their wonderful work . I've always cared about the planet and the people in it –  and being a human geographer – I have a keen interest in people, and I love to meet new people, learn new things, and make new connections. I believe together we can make a difference. I look forward to welcoming you to PPP. Our Sponsor KRYSTAL are an award-winning, 100% renewably powered web hosting provider, with datacentres in the UK, US, & Europe. They are climate positive, and their approach centres on value, quality and transparency. We are delighted to announce our partnership with Krystal (the UK's only B Corp web hosting/cloud provider), and welcome them on board as sponsors of the People, Planet, Pint events. This means the first 10 drinks are on Krystal at every event, and has allowed us to invest and upscale the series to accelerate action on climate change. Simon Blackler is the founder of KRYSTAL , and Co-Founder of MillionTreePledge . About Us Small99 provides carbon reduction plans for micro and small businesses. With a simple measurement tool and practical actions broken down into 10 minute to-do lists, Small99 empowers the 99% of businesses to start on their sustainability journey, and win more customers while doing so. Information Source: Small99 | eventbrite

Join us for welcoming and relaxed networking at The Atrium, Bridgnorth. This meeting is free for all Connect Members and PR & Media Members (no ticket required) and £22 for non-members (non-members are women who wish to connect with others on behalf of the company they work for) Agenda: 10am Start and welcome 10.15am Guest Speaker 10.45am Break 11am Networking 12 noon Close All our meetings start at 10am sharp and close at 12 noon. Teas, coffees and cold drinks can be purchased from the bar. Please contact The Women Who Business Community via email at hello@womenwhouk.co.uk for more information. Refunds: Tickets are non refundable but can be transferable in certain circumstances. Eventbrite fees (included in the ticket price) are non refundable in all circumstances. Contact hello@womenwhouk.co.uk Our website: https://womenwhouk.co.uk/ Venue details: The networking area is positioned on the ground floor. Venue website - https://theatriumbridgnorth.co.uk/ Information Source: Women Who Business Community | eventbrite

Join us for an evening with bestselling author T.M. Logan, the master of the 'up-all-night thriller', as he talks about his latest book The Daughter. You thought she was safe. You were wrong . . . Lauren can't wait to see her daughter again, to pick her up from university at the end of her first term. But when she arrives at her hall and knocks on the door to her room, a stranger opens it. At first, Lauren thinks she must have the wrong room, or the wrong floor. Maybe even the wrong building. But she soon realises the truth: Evie's not there. She hasn't been there for weeks. So where is she? Following one family's desperate race against time as one terrifying moment unravels into a living nightmare, The Daughter is the unmissable new heart-in-mouth thriller from the Sunday Times bestselling author of The Mother and The Dream Home . Event Format: Author talk 'in conversation' followed by audience Q&A and book signing Tickets: £10 without book (Admits One, ticket redeemable against a signed copy of The Daughter) or £17 with book (Admits One, includes a signed copy of The Daughter). Venue: Bridgnorth Library is located on Listley Street, High Town, in the centre of Bridgnorth. Car parking is available next to the Library. Please let us know if you have an accessibility/mobility requirements. R efunds: It is our general policy not to refund event tickets unless an event has sold out. In the case of sold out events where we have a waiting list for tickets, we will attempt to sell on your tickets at face value, if notified 7 days prior to the event. If sold, you will receive a refund for the ticket value (excluding Eventbrite fees). Alternatively, you can request to transfer your tickets to another event, making up any difference in ticket price. Please contact us if you are unable to attend an event: hello@bookabookshop.co.uk for further advice. Information Source: Booka Bookshop | eventbrite