A community garden event will be held next month to celebrate the end of lockdown.
Residents at the Three Crosses independent living scheme in Clee Hill will host the fair on August 28th.
Guests will include the High Sheriff of Shropshire Tony Morris-Eyton who will unveil a memorial bench and plaque.
Proceeds from the event will go to the Midlands Air Ambulance and Macmillan Cancer Support.
The event will be officially opened by Deputy Mayor of Ludlow Vivian Parry at 2pm.
Peer built tennis court at Wye Valley home without approval
A peer connected to King Charles who built a tennis court beside his countryside home without planning permission will be allowed to keep it.
Historic Welsh bridge to be placed in field while repairs
A listed bridge could be lifted from its supporting structure and placed in a field to allow repairs to take place.
Skips to help dispose of flood-damaged items
Skips are being delivered across Monmouth and Abergavenny to help residents dispose of flood-damaged items, with waste teams set to visit affected areas in the coming days.
Senedd Members urge for Goverment support to help flood affected residents
Senedd Members are urging the Welsh Government to step up support for people and businesses hit by weekend flooding in Monmouthshire.
Community pulls together after devestating floods
Businesses and volunteers in Monmouth are pulling together after Storm Claudia left parts of the town badly damaged.
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