News & Updates
WACA Update
Readers of previous editions of Rural Review will have seen reports of WACA activities before. The main aim of Wem Area Climate Action is to is to work with individuals and groups to develop local knowledge and awareness on practical steps to reduce our contribution...
The Horse and Jockey, back in the saddle!
After being closed for over 14 months, The Horse and Jockey pub at Northwood finally re-opened its doors in its new incarnation as a Community Pub just in time for Christmas. Upon hearing the pub was to be put up for sale in October 2022, a community...
THANK YOU TO Wem Rural Parish Council
If you’ve been to Edstaston Village Hall you will have seen our lovely extension (completed in June 2022) with its accessible automatic entrance door leading to a lobby and through into the bright extension to the main hall. Bifold doors open out onto the new patio...
Update from the Chair Walking in the Parish
As promised in the Autumn Rural Review I donned my walking boots and warm clothes and have completed 4 of the walks around Wem that the Parish Paths Partnership have both repaired and documented. All of the walks I did start and finish at the Co-op car park and apart...
Community Grants are now open
Wem Rural Parish Council is committed to supporting local community groups and each year it runs a Community Grants Scheme and is inviting voluntary organisations and community groups to apply. Application forms can be downloaded from the Wem Rural Parish Council...
The Great British Spring Clean
Every year Parish Councillors and Volunteers meet up to pick up litter from areas within the parish. This year they will be meeting at The Lowe Noticeboard on Saturday 16th March at 10am. Bin bags and litter pickers will be provided. Please wear high-viz clothing if...
Rural Review now available
The Winter edition of the Parish Newsletter, Rural Review is ready and being delivered to households in the parish. The latest issue contains stories of the Chair's walks in the parish, the litter-picking event (The Great British Spring Clean), information about the...
BBC Radio Shropshire Make A Difference Awards
Would you like to nominate someone for the 2025 BBC Radio Shropshire Make A Difference Awards? The deadline for nominations is Sunday 10 March 2024. It’s very simple and quick to fill in the form and say why you are nominating this person or group of people. All the...
Free Energy Efficiency Improvements
Shropshire Council’s Affordable Warmth & Energy Efficiency team have seen an alarming rise in cold calling and canvassing by companies offering free energy efficiency improvements. If you or someone you know is in doubt about a letter or a call you or they have...
Local health champion seeks experiences of living with cancer
Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin NHS are working to improve cancer care services for the local population through the implementation of their Integrated Cancer Strategy 2022 - 2027. To help with this aim and to ensure that the patient voice is at the centre of...
NHS searching for volunteers to help ensure local people are involved in service changes
NHS searching for volunteers to help ensure local people are involved in service changes Do you have the skills and qualities to support the local NHS to ensure it properly involves local people in service changes? Do you have an awareness and understanding of the...
Healthwatch Shropshire responds to the Government plan to recover NHS dentistry
The NHS and the Government have published a plan to recover NHS dentistry setting out a major new focus on prevention and good oral health in young children, and an expansion of dental workforce. Healthwatch Shropshire, the local health and social care champion has...
The Horse and Jockey, back in the saddle!
After being closed for over 14 months, The Horse and Jockey pub at Northwood finally re-opened its doors in its new incarnation as a Community Pub just in time for Christmas. Upon hearing the pub was to be put up for sale in October 2022, a community...
Your Annual Parish Meeting
Wem Rural Parish Council would like to invite you to attend the Annual Parish Meeting. This is your opportunity to meet other parishioners and local councillors and to raise questions, matters of current concern or future ambitions for the Parish. The theme for this...
Local healthcare champion examines General Practice appointments data
Healthwatch Shropshire has analysed GP appointment data released by the NHS. The data was a snapshot of the appointments offered during August 2023 by all practices in Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin (STW). It covers the number of appointments offered, waiting times...
Burglary crime prevention: Keep your home safe during the darker nights
With darker nights still upon us, we are sharing some simple ways to protect your home. Popping out of the house? Close and lock all your doors and windows, even if you’re only going out for a few minutes! Double-lock any door Make sure that any valuables are...
Barkers Green Noticeboard
It's been brought to our attention that the noticeboard in Barkers Green has been damaged and is now need of a replacement. Wem Rural Parish Council are currently considering whether this may be an opportunity to relocate the noticeboard or whether to keep it in it's...
Community Grant Scheme opens 1st February 2024
The Council is committed to supporting local community groups and where possible, financially. The Council invites applications on an annual basis with deadlines published in the Rural Review. It was agreed at the January Parish Meeting to open the 2024...
Update from The Friends of Whitchurch Road Cemetery, Wem
We had an extremely busy year at the cemetery in 2023. Many thanks to Wem Rural District Council for kindly supporting us with a community grant, which helped us to make such amazing progress. It is hugely encouraging to our hard-working team to be...
International Women’s Day Planning Meeting
We have enjoyed an inspirational afternoon at the Horse & Jockey planning our International Woman's Day event on Friday 8th March in Wem. We spent the time talking to solicitors, councillors, artists and business women about their experiences whilst...
Stay Safe in the Cold Weather
The UK is now in the grip of a cold plunge of Arctic air which has moved in from the north across the whole of the country. The northerly airflow is also bringing very cold conditions for all, with snow showers for some areas at times. A number of National...
Do you know an Exceptional Young Person?
The High Sheriff’s Outstanding Young Citizen Awards, which this year is being organised on behalf of The High Sheriff by Shrewsbury Colleges Group is now open for nomination. Now in its eighteenth year, the awards are a great way to showcase and celebrate the many...
Share your thoughts on Shropshire Council’s budget plans
Like councils up and down the country Shropshire Council faces a very tough financial position and needs your help in shaping some difficult decisions that lie ahead. Nationally councils face a £4 billion shortfall over the next two years, while one in five councils...
Some practical advice to help keep you and your community safe by Police and Crime Commissioner John Campion
"Rural crime has an impact that is more than just financial. It can make people feel isolated and unsafe, affecting the wellbeing of individuals and communities. As commissioner I want you to be safe and feel safe. We are fortunate that our communities across...
Preventing Rural Crime
Around your farm yard, in your barns and outbuildings there is valuable equipment that will appeal to thieves and West Mercia Police have provided some literature on ways that crime can be prevented in rural areas this includes ways to protect your buildings, securing...
International Women’s Day
Wem Rural Parish Council, along with other partners, are hosting an International Women's Day on Friday 8th March 2024 at Wem Town Hall. This global event happens very year and is about raising awareness of gender equality. There is also a theme for every year and in...
Get Involved in International Women’s Day
Imagine a gender equal world. A world free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination. A world that’s diverse, equitable, and inclusive. A world where difference is valued and celebrated. Together we can forge women’s equality. Collectively we can...
Buy Nothing New Month returns in January 2024
The Buy Nothing New Month campaign by Keep Britain Tidy is all about protecting the planet by reducing waste, but at a time when many are worried about the rising cost of living, it's also about saving money. Wem Rural Parish Council are supporting this campaign...
Suicide Prevention and support over festive period 2023
Shropshire Suicide Prevention Action Group are asking organisations and partners to help promote the support available throughout the Christmas and New Year period, for those who are struggling to cope or know someone who is. The festive season can be a difficult time...
How to have an eco-Christmas
Whether you celebrate a big family Christmas, or you just give out a few cards to your friends and neighbours to wish them a happy time, here are some quick tips for a greener Christmas! Buying gifts can be a challenge at the best of times, but don’t panic! Making...
NHS 111 Stickers Available
This winter, the NHS is encouraging people to get to the help they need by using NHS 111, and we want to remind you of the window stickers that are available to order. This is part of the partnership with the NHS to encourage people to use 111 online or call 111 when...
Protect your home this Christmas with SimpliSafe
Here's some tips on how to protect your home this Christmas. In the unlikely event that you do experience a burglary then don't forget to report the crime to West Mercia police.
Reach out to your neighbours this Christmas
During December, a month when people often celebrate festivities with their family, friends, loved ones, and community, we want to encourage our supporters and members to reach out to their neighbours and say hello. For some, December’s colder weather and longer...
Street Watch: Join the scheme today!
Would you like to help keep your community safe, get some exercise, and meet new people? West Mercia Police aree looking for more volunteers to join the Street Watch scheme! As a Street Watch volunteer, you will walk your local streets in groups and provide...
Christmas Issue of Rural Review is out now available
The special Christmas issue of the Rural Review has now been printed and is available. The Parish Councillors are busy distributing them to as many homes as they can in the parish and copies are available in public places including Wem Library, Town Hall, Medical...
Parish Councillor attends training in Hidden Crimes
Cllr Julia Goode has taken part in four webinar sessions regarding Hidden Crimes. These had been organised by the Safer Neighbourhood Team. Topics covered were; Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery, Radicalisation, Domestic Violence and Abuse and Coercive Control....
Christmas Edition of Rural Review will be available soon
Wem Rural Parish Council is keen to support local businesses and have created a Christmas edition of the Rural Review which focusses on news, events and special offers. Our Parish Councillors will be busy hand-delivering them before Christmas and are looking for more...
Crucial Reports for Northwood Chapel
Opened in 1860 and now standing derelict due to dry/wet rot the managing trustees of Northwood Chapel are reaching out to their local community for assistance in making crucial repairs. Without these repairs to their little chapel, they face the possibility of losing...
Is Wem a healthy and happy place to live?
Together, we want to keep Shropshire a healthy and happy place to live. We want you and your loved ones to feel good and have everything you need to stay healthy. In Rural Wem and your community, we care about what you value and what makes you feel healthy and well....
International Women’s Day – can you help?
International Women’s Day is celebrated every year and the theme for 2024 is Digital Inclusion and we would like to hear from women that would like to take part. Please email the Clerk at clerk@wemrural-pc.gov.uk if you would like to get involved.
Will you help fight for a greener, fairer future?
🥵 It's been reported that we're headed for the warmest year on record after October was confirmed as the fourth consecutive record-breaking hottest month. In October alone, communities around the world witnessed the catastrophic impacts of...
Crime and Community survey
The annual Crime and Community survey is now available. The survey is in its fourth year, and you can share your views on crime, community, and your experience of Neighbourhood Watch. The survey is open to everyone across England and Wales, regardless of whether...
Love your High Street Week
Love your Hight Street Week is from 13th-19th November and is about encouraging people to use their high streets. Why is it important to shop locally? These businesses are the lifeblood of our communities, they create jobs and instil a unique character into our towns...
Hatchers Solicitors fundraiser for Lingen Davies Cancer Fund
This December, many of the staff from Hatchers Solicitors, will be partaking in a Santa Run. This will be in aid of Lingen Davies Cancer Fund, one of their chosen charities this year, and they are hoping to raise £500. You can donate via their Just Giving page: ...
Wem Winter Festival
Friday December 1st, 2023 - 5pmSaturday December 2nd, 2023 - 9am -1pm Get in the festive spirit and shop local this December at our Winter Festival Craft and Food Market . Featuring a range of tasty treats and local and handmade products made by crafters from the...
A Christmas Carol in Concert
GreenMatthews bring you a brand-new retelling of the best-loved Yuletide adventure of them all – Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol”. In Concert. At Wem Town Hall on Saturday 2nd December. You can buy your tickets here.
Festive Print Offer
Based in Wem and Shrewsbury. NS Print provide Digital and Litho Printing services including design and different finishing techniques to suit any order. They are a family run business and has been providing quality print in Shropshire for over 50 years and during this...
Coffee Morning in Edstaston
You are invited to a festive Coffee Morning at Edstaston Village Hall on Saturday 9th December from 10am to 12noon. As well as the usual cards/dominos, table tennis, BYO "craft & chat" there will be "make and take" Christmas craft table (at a small cost) including...
Loppington Christmas Fair
The Loppington Christmas Fair is on 25th November 3-5pm and includes Craft Stalls, Tombola, Christmas Gifts and Produce, The Whisky Wheel, Water into Wine, BBQ, Mulled Wine and Mince Pies, Christmas Hamper, a Grand Draw AND a special visit from SANTA!!
Whitchurch Christmas Lights on and Market
There's plenty going on in Whitchurch on 25th November before the big light switch on. Local craft Market at the Watergate Centre, refreshments available and Beacon Church will be doing Christmas crafts free for children. Look forward to seeing you.
Christmas at the Fox
The Fox Inn Christmas menu is now out and ready to take bookings! Served from the 1st of November till the 14th of January. Pre order is a must and deposit of £5 per head required upon booking. Not taking bookings for the 24th, 25th, 31st December...
Christmas Tree Festival
The Christmas Tree Festival is to enable local businesses and organisations to express their creativity and Christmas Spirit with the decorating of a Christmas Tree. These trees will be on display in the Church of St Peter and St Paul on the High Street in Wem from...
Do you know anyone that would like a Christmas Dinner?
The Rotary Club of Wem and District will again be serving a magnificent home-cooked Christmas lunch free of charge (donations accepted) to local residents. Available from 12noon at: Wem Senior Club 23 Chapel Street Wem SY4 5ER Door to door transport and delivery...
Santa’s Schedule
Santa is planning his schedule and has sent some dates of when he'll be driving his sleigh in and around Wem. He may need to change some of his dates so check on the Wem Rotary's Club's Facebook Page for daily updates.
CATW Assist Team Whitchurch Christmas Market
CALLING LOCAL BUSINESSES Cat Assist Team Whitchurch are looking for local business who would like to have a stall at their Christmas market on Saturday 9th December in Whitchurch. If you would like to have a stall at their Christmas Market please get in touch by...
The Burlton Inn Christmas Menu
'Tis the season for joy and culinary delights! The festive menu at the Burlton Inn is meticulously crafted by the talented Chef Ennio Picano, has made its grand entrance. FESTIVE SERVICE HOURS: Tues to Sat (Nov 21 - Dec 23) 5:30pm-8:30pm Daytime Celebrations:...
Toys for Children Christmas Appeal
Wem Town's Football Club Christmas Appeal is now up and running. Please share and support and donate to make Christmas really special this year for our two charities. As an extra option this year Hope House have requested specific toys so use the link or scan the QR...
Christmas Fair in Clive
Clive Village Hall are holding their Christmas Fair on Saturday 25th November from 1-4pm. Lots of Christmas gifts, cards and handmade crafts. Refreshments are also available.
Wem Jubilee Band Christmas Concert
Save the date! Tickets will be available after Remembrance Sunday for upcoming Christmas Concert on Sunday 17th December. Please get in touch if you would like to reserve some! Tell your friends
Mick’s Mill Christmas Market
Mick's Mill have some exciting plans over the next couple of months which include a showcase of local traders on the following dates from 10am until 4pm. They will also have a full selection of non-drop & traditional Christmas trees available alongside all...
Wem Storecupboard and Wem Youth Club Events
Wem Storecupboard and Wem Youth Club are holding the following events in December for the local community which you are invited to: Monthly Community Lunch This a free monthly event held in St Peters and St Pauls Church Hall and is open to anyone to attend with lunch...
2023 Crime and Community Survey launched
Neighbourhood Watch are inviting you to take part in our annual Crime and Community survey. The survey is in its fourth year, and we want to hear your views on crime, community, and your experience of Neighbourhood Watch. The survey is open to everyone across England...
Take Five to Stop Fraud
STOP: Taking a moment to stop and think before parting with your money or information could keep you safe. CHALLENGE: Could it be fake? It’s OK to reject, refuse or ignore any requests. Only criminals will try to rush or panic you. PROTECT: Contact...
Leave your Lights on
With the darker night’s drawing in we are sharing simple ways to protect your home. It is much easier for burglars to operate using the cover of night and they embrace the longer hours of darkness, but you can help yourself from being a victim of crime. Head of...
Patient experience will help improve diabetic care and support
According to NHS figures there are currently 30,000 people living with diabetes in Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin (STW) and the proportion of adults living with the condition is the 16th highest out of 42 areas in England. Furthermore, the rate of people receiving the...
Christmas Tree Sale!
Wem Scouts we are in their fifth year of Christmas tree sales and are selling Christmas trees as help raise funds. They are aiming to sell and deliver around 160 Christmas Trees and handmade natural wreaths in Wem and surrounding villages. Please get in touch with...
Volunteers Fair
Wem Rural Parish Council attended the recent Volunteers Fair at Wem Town Hall to talk to people about volunteering opportunities in the parish. Cllr Jan Hilditch helped out on the stall and talked to residents about signing up to Community Speedwatch in order to help...
Do you have any Christmas News to share?
Wem Rural Parish Council are putting together a Christmas edition of Rural Review and we would like to share any Christmas News you have may have. It could be any special offers you are running in your organisation, a Christmas menu, any Christmas events you are...
West Mercia Police often receive an increase in calls regarding fireworks around this time of year, not just on Bonfire Night itself and are reminding us of the following: It is illegal to sell fireworks to anyone under 18 years of age. Maximum penalty of £5000 and/or...
Wem Rural Parish Councillors attended Drop-In Session
Councillor Jan Hilditch, Councillor Len Staines and Councillor Julia Goode recently attended the Drop-In session at Wem Town Library. This was hosted by PC Harper and PC Millerchip. As members of Wem Rural Parish Council, rural crime was discussed and some very...
Wem Rural Parish Council are delighted by response from Local Business Leaders
Wem Rural Parish Council are delighted by how many local business leaders attended the Free Business Networking Event organised on Monday 23rd October. Over 80 business leaders gathered at Wem Town Hall to network and share thoughts, ideas and challenges. A range of...
Free Trees for Community Groups and Schools
Since 2010, The Woodland Trust has given away 13 million free trees to schools and communities across the UK. They want to make sure everybody has the chance to plant a tree, so they are still giving away hundreds of thousands of them every year. Together, they will...
Quiz Night Success for NCRA
The NCRA Quiz Night held at Newtown Primary School last week was a great success as funds were raised to help improve the play and park facilities. Councillor Goode and her husband Mark were busy with the preparations along with Rebecca Hanbury who assisted greatly...
The Autumn edition of Rural Review is now out
The Autumn edition of Rural Review has now been printed and is being delivered to every household in the parish. This edition contains details on Wem Rural Parish Council's re-accreditation of Quality Gold Award, a little piece about parish history, the recent...
NCRA AGM
The AGM For NCRA is on Wednesday 27th September at 7pm. You can download the Agenda for the Agenda for NCRA's AGM here.
NCRA launches Lottery
Newtown Community & Recreation Association (NCRA) is a registered charity and was formed in 1999. The charity purchased the land (outlined below) for the benefit of the Newtown area community and created a playing field, a community garden to celebrate the...
Congratulations to the Tilley Raven and friends
Congratulations to the Tilley Raven and friends for best decorated float at Wem Carnival earlier this month. Their float was called Old McClarkson Had a Farm and several local people including one of our Parish Councillors Denise Morgan were dressed up as animals....
Street Pastors
Parish Councillor, Julia Goode from Wem Rural Parish Council has met up with Street Pastors in Shrewsbury to find out more about the work they do and how they help people in Wem. Watch the video to find out more. [ngg src="galleries" ids="4"...
Wem Rural Parish Council is re-accredited with Gold Quality Award
The Local Council Award Scheme exists to celebrate the successes of the very best local councils, and to provide a framework to support all local councils to meet their full potential and it has recently been announced that Wem Rural Parish Council has been...
Archaeological Excavations at Soulton Hall
May and June 2023 saw the forth season of archaeological excavations at Soulton Hall, led by Dig Ventures. This research compliments ongoing scholarship by James D. Wenn on the thousand year story of the manner of Soulton. Previous seasons have looked at...
Date Announced for next Business Networking Event
The date for the next FREE Business Networking Event will be held at Wem Town Hall on Monday 23rd October between 6-8pm. This event has been organised in partnership with Wem Rural Parish Council, Wem Town Hall and Wem Town Council to provide a space for local...
The Biodiversity of Ragwort!
At the time of writing, verges, waste ground and some fields are lit up by the bright yellow flowers of Ragwort - Senecio jacobea to give its biological name. There is no doubt that Ragwort is a serious enemy to farming and livestock. It is a native species of the...
The Tilley Timber project, 2014-2017
Tilley is a charming hamlet situated just south of Wem. At its heart lies a small cluster of half-timbered houses, surrounded by open green fields and scattered historic farmsteads. What makes Tilley unique however, is the fact that this cluster of late mediaeval...
Local Barber turning to technology
A local Barber in Wem has turned to technology to help their customers book an appointment. Clear Cut Barbers on Wem Hight Street have recently launched a new booking app to avoid waiting times for their customers The mobile App is called Nearcut and once downloaded...
Wem Art Society
This year our fantastic ART exhibition will be held in October. Venue: St Peters & St Pauls Church Hall in Wem on Dates: 5th, 6th and 7th October 2023 Opening Times: 10am - 4pm As usual there will be a large selection of original art to enjoy, plus greeting cards...
Don’t forget to pick it up!
The Grounds Maintenance Teams for Shropshire Towns and Rural Housing are seeing increasing numbers of dog waste being left on the grassed areas. Don't forget that you're are required by law to clean up after your dog and failure to so can result in a Fixed Penalty...
New Planters in Northwood
Many thanks to Northwood Nurseries who have planted new flowers in Northwood. They also cut the verges so that the flowers are more visible which wasn't a particularly nice job as several bags of dog poo have been left. Please do remember to pick up any dog poo and...
Communities Supporting Each Other
Recently one of the fathers of a member of Wem Rural Parish Councl passed away. Tony Matthews was a true Shropshire Lad. He was so proud of his county and in particular, the areas of Barkers Green and Aston, where he lived all of is 88 years. Tony was a farm and...
Happy 3rd Birthday to Sweets and Treats in Wem
Many happy returns to Sweets and Treats who celebrate 3 years in business this week. The owner, Kate Williams opened the sweet shop on Wem High Street during lockdown and is going from strength to strength. We met up with Kate and her mum when we visited the shop this...
A little piece of Parish Council history
We have several beautifully bound ledgers that hold the minutes of council meetings between 1933 and 1992. They are going to be archived so we thought it might be interesting to share a snippet from the earliest meeting. The minutes are hand written as you can see...
Green Information Day Drop-In
Wem Climate Action are organising a Green Information Drop-In on Saturday 15th July so local people can find out more about biodiversity. Cllr Len Staines, who represents Wem Rural Parish Council at the Wem Climate Action Forum will be taking part in the morning. The...
Helping to combat speeding traffic in Northwood
Speeding on Rural roads with 60mph limit are the most lethal roads in Britain with 514 deaths in 2021 according to figures from the Department of Transport. So traffic passing through villages like Northwood where 60mph changes to 30mph needs monitoring and drivers...
Local Council Clerk Week
10 - 14 July 2023 Local Council Clerk Week (LCCW) is a week of celebration aimed at raising the profile of the role of the clerk and recognising the work clerks do for their communities. The Clerk is the person who works with your councillors to make sure that Wem...
Road Closure: Prees Level Crossing, Station Road, Prees
The Prees Level Crossing, Station Road, Prees will be closed overnight from 22nd July to 23rd July 2023. Details are below: Start Date: 22nd July 2023 End Date: 23rd July 2023 Purpose: Road Closure - White Lining - 23:30 - 08:20 Works Promoter: Network Rail...
The Importance of Biodiversity
You may have seen recently Sir David Attenborough’s series ‘Wild Isles’, which revealed some very worrying facts about British wildlife. For example, one-quarter of our mammal species and one-third of our bird species are at risk of extinction Just one specific...
Business Leaders Breakfast in Wem
Several councillors from Wem Rural Parish Council met with local business leaders over breakfast at the Happy Cafe on Wem Industrial Estate. The aim of the consultation event was to find out more the needs of businesses in the parish and to provide...
The Wem P3 (Parish Paths Partnership) Group
Those who like walking in the countryside around Wem Town and Rural parishes may have noticed some improvements to the paths and infrastructure recently. This is due in main to the Wem P3 group where P3 standing for Parish Paths Partnership. We are a small group...
Healthy Homes, Healthy Householders Webinar
In the coming months hot topics featured will include woodburning stoves, doors and windows, and air tightness for better energy efficiency. The first webinar is Healthy Homes, Healthy Householders, on Wednesday 28th June in the usual lunchtime slot 1 – 2.30pm. --...
The Great Big Green Week
Organised by The Climate Coalition, Great Big Green Week is a celebration of community action to address climate change and protect our natural world. Now in its third year, this nationwide event brings together communities and groups from across the country to...
A reminder about wearing seatbelts
As we are beginning to experience the start of what will (hopefully) be a glorious summer, North Shropshire Safer Neighborhood Team thought it would be beneficial to remind drivers and passengers travelling in vehicles of their responsibilities regarding seatbelt...
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