Let's Go Ludlow
Let's Go Ludlow our countryside, our lifestyle, your guide
Adele Nozedar, top forager and best-selling author is leading a hands-on Foraging Day session at Colliers Cookery on 28th September. Adele wants us to understand foraging, its power and the chance to reconnect with nature.
Weather fair or foul — Bodenham’s store has got you covered friend with stylish picks just in time for the Ludlow Food Festival.
Inspired by fairy tale, fables and the Doors of Ludlow, a new art project celebrating 100 years of the Forestry Commission, has recently launched in Mortimer Forest in Ludlow.
The Ludlow Food Festival is an annual tradition dependent on its army of volunteers, who share some of what makes the event so special
Harp Lane Deli’s Henry Mackley waxes lyrical about his love for the tourist season, what’s so darn special about Ludlow and 25 years of Food Festival fabulousness.
Here’s a peek at the cooking world’s celebrity line up coming to the Ludlow Food Festival in September.
The Silver Pear, a popular gifts and homeware store in Ludlow is celebrating 20 years in business this week and owner Janet Tuffley’s ambitions for it are as broad as its range of stock
No better time than now to discover the fun of wild swimming in Ludlow and around the Marches, here are three picks.
St Laurence’s Church has created The Space for community enjoyment. It’s hosting a seasonal classical music programme showcasing some of the best young, local talent.
Kristian Hickson-Booth shows you how to create vibrancy in the garden with a variety of plants that provide movement, sound, texture, colour and interest throughout the year.
Boxing is fun and a total body workout for both men and women says local fitness instructor, Andy Hackney
Take a hike, literally with the Church Stretton Walking Festival from 20-23 June. Known for its beauty and diversity of walks, head to the Long Mynd, choose how strenous a walk you would like and even do a star gaze evening
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
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
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
Dave Wright, owner of School House B&B, highlights a walk around the landmark Flounders’ Folly near Craven Arms
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
A line-up of things to do this Easter in the Ludlow area for the entire family from kids to grandparents
The Clive Arms, reopened its restaurant and rooms with a new look, feel. Chef Luke Wignall shares his desert island recipe, his farm-to-fork philosophy and love of a Ludlow lifestyle.
Just in time for Father’s Day, give him a box filled with realistic looking tools made from chocolates from the quirky Chocolate Box in Ludlow
As Ludlow’s iconic Feathers Hotel marks its 400th anniversary, the new Tea Room sets the stage for what’s to come when the hotel finally reopens its door later this year.
It’s time to binge on the Ludlow Fringe Festival with more than 100 events across 40 venues to choose from. It’s a veritable feast of cultural delights including Henry V in Ludlow Castle.
Here for the Spring Festival? Pop in to Broad Bean — England’s Best Deli, which also happens to be in Ludlow
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
Let's Go Ludlow our countryside, our lifestyle, your guide
For 25 years Ludlow Food Festival has been bringing you the best of what Shropshire has to offer in food and drink. This week we celebrate 5 ways the granddaddy of UK food festivals is different from all the rest.