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Shrewsbury is Shropshire’s county town and is perfectly placed in the centre of our rural county. Shrewsbury’s town centre is almost an island, encircled by a meandering loop of the River Severn. Within its loop are distinctive churches, Shrewsbury Castle, beautiful timber-framed houses and a sweeping riverside parkland known as the Quarry ...
About the Central Circuit Trail. The walk takes in views of the River Severn and Shrewsbury Abbey dating from 1083, whilst Shrewsbury Castle built in 1070 now houses the collections of the Shropshire Regimental Museum. Visit the Coleham Pumping Station to learn about the gigantic beam engines that helped power the industrial age in these parts.
At the time of creation, Shrewsbury was the second-most populous civil parish in England, though further creations of large town councils mean it is now the fourth. The area of the parish is 3,799 hectares (9,390 acres). The town council first convened on 1 April 2009 and its chair is the mayor of Shrewsbury.
Each year a number of major festivals and special events are held, including the world famous Shrewsbury Flower Show. The town has recently started to honour our most famous "son" by organising an annual . Our major Arts Festival will again run from June to August with a series of music, visual arts and theatre events. More Events
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The interactive map will allow residents/visitors to make comments and suggestions predominantly focussing on transport, road layouts, walking and cycling to make Shrewsbury safer and more accessible both during and after the current coronavirus restrictions. Councillor Alan Mosley, leader of Shrewsbury Town Council, which is leading the ...
I successi dello Shrewsbury Town F.C. comprendono la vittoria per sei volte della Coppa del Galles, un record per un club inglese, una permanenza di 10 anni nell'allora Second Division, ora chiamata Football League Championship, dal 1979 al 1989, un campionato di Third Division nel 1979 e la vittoria della finale play-off di Football Conference ...
