Let's Go Ludlow
Let's Go Ludlow our countryside, our lifestyle, your guide
At a recent letterpress printing workshop in Ludlow, Rachel Buchanan, discovers the joy of ink and designing her very own stationery using an inspiring quote
Here for the Spring Festival? Pop in to Broad Bean — England’s Best Deli, which also happens to be in Ludlow
Ludlow is ahead of the charge with a host of green events in time for the May Bank Holiday and throughout May.
If you love great food, drink, music and classic cars then pay a visit to the Spring Festival in Ludlow Castle from 10-12 May.
Planted containers and pots can create a ’wow’ factor if you get it right, our garden expert, Kristian Booth-Hickson, tells you how
Hitting the trails or road in preparation for a marathon or triathlon requires strength along with endurance writes personal fitness trainer, Andy Hackney
New to Point to Point horse racing? Henry Bailey, master of Ludlow Hunt, gives a basic primer about this exciting annual sporting event taking place in Bitterley
Jess Baker, chartered psychologist and founder of Tame the Inner Critic’, has appeared in talks across the UK and on BBC. A move to Ludlow, Jess says, helped to spark a new facet of her career helping women to achieve personal and professional success
Time for a Spring clean? Tracey Baylis, founder of Clutter Clearing Company, Ludlow’s very own Marie Kondo, explains why a good decluttering is not only good for your space but also your soul
Ludlow Castle’s Round Chapel is one of only five existing in Europe, a new roof means not only will future generations enjoy, but also multiple use of an historic building
Dave Wright, owner of School House B&B, highlights a walk around the landmark Flounders’ Folly near Craven Arms
A line-up of things to do this Easter in the Ludlow area for the entire family from kids to grandparents
Pulse personal trainer, Andy Hackney, wants to get you moving better and feeling stronger by offering a range of fitness services to help you feel your best
Planning a country wedding is a piece of cake when its done in the Ludlow area writes Kate MacDougall
The Insta community shares LGL’s love of Ludlow and heralds the top ten beauty spots in and around town
Daisy sniffs out a new trail that begins at one of Ludlow’s local butchers and ends at another. She and a friend also take in The Stagg at Titley for a walk and lunch
How does your garden grow? Our garden expert, Kristian Hickson-Booth, says its time to get garden ready and offers three tops tips for March
Our dog Daisy is back and training for a half marathon. She makes her grand debut at a weekly Ludlow parkrun and has a howl of a time.
You may be ready to cycle but is your bike ready? Here are some tips on what to do to get yourself mentally prepared and cycle ready
Whether you call it afternoon, high or cream tea, this traditional afternoon treat is a saviour for those of us wilting in that in-between period post lunch and supper. We highlight 6 spots for tea time delights
Henry Mackley, marvels at Ludlow’s medieval history, the ‘tunnels’ below, the cobbled streets beside the 750-year old building housing Harp Lane Deli. it all combines to inspire chills and thrills aplenty
Hearty French food served in a sublime corner in Ludlow’s town centre? That’s what Lucy found after lunch at Elliotts Bistro in Dinham Hall
Harp Lane Deli’s Henry Mackley is frankly finished with dull months of January and February and in his first LGL column is ready for spring to get sprung
A cooking course is an investment that delivers value for money. At Colliers Cookery, near Ludlow, we gained knowledge and practical tips that we’re putting to use in our everyday cooking
An apple cake to have with a tipple or two is the best way to warm the insides when you’re wrapped up inside the home this holiday season says Alice.
When pheasants hang outside local butchers, Andrew Francis in Ludlow the holiday season has officially begun. Chef Jose Souto, author of Feathers: Game Larder offers an easy pheasant meatball recipe and tips on cooking game.
It’s pumpkin soup time, Alice shares her favourite seasonal recipe that is literally too hot to hold.
British figs are in season until mid October and Alice serves up a late summer menu with figs taking a star turn and all ingredients stocked in our local independent shops
Bill Sewell, food writer and restaurateur has a dream of one day opening a cafe in Ludlow. Bill offers up a few tips and quick dishes in his five minutes with…
Let's Go Ludlow our countryside, our lifestyle, your guide
In May it’s fairs and festivals time in Ludlow, the best thing for residents to do, recommends Harp Lane’s Henry Mackley, is simply to join in the fun