Cleobury Mortimer Men’s Shed has been opened.
The ribbon was cut by High Sheriff of Shropshire: Selina Graham, and a plaque was unveiled on Saturday.
The shed includes a host of woodwork tools with five work-stations for people to use, as well as a variety of larger power tools for use to create bigger projects.
The shed is initially open two days a week – Tuesdays and Wednesdays between midday and 4pm.
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