Long Mynd & Stiperstones Shuttle Buses …we hope to run this service again in 2021… Explore the Shropshire Hills using our seasonal Shuttle service. The buses start in Church Stretton and travel over the Long Mynd and the Stiperstones. Together these ‘hills’ make up the largest area of heathland in the AONB. The National Trust […]
Read More2nd June – Sunday 25th September 2022 Saturdays, Sundays & bank holiday Mondays New for 2022 contactless payment is available on the buses & real-time timetable – search online for ‘780 Long Mynd Stiperstones’ to see where the Shuttle is on the route Explore the Shropshire Hills using the weekend Shuttle service. The buses start in Church […]
Read MoreThe service will run every weekend from Saturday 27th of May until Sunday 8th October 2023. As well as new route and timetable, the bus will run with a greatly reduced and simplified ticket pricing scheme, but will no longer be free to concessionary bus pass holders. In response to local demand, and to provide a new attraction […]
Read MoreBefore you get stuck into all the amazing things to do in Shropshire, we know what you’ll all be thinking: But where can we park, how much will it cost and how can we pay? Maybe you won’t all be thinking that, but driving into a rural county can be daunting so it’s always nice […]
Read MoreThe Shropshire Hamper Company has announced it is being taken over by fellow Shropshire business, The Host’s Pantry. The Shropshire Hamper Company was launched by the owners of Shropshire Festivals, Beth and Sid Heath, in September 2020 to diversify during the pandemic. The business bought from local food and drink companies that were unable […]
Read MoreShropshire is one of England’s least densely populated counties. It’s a deeply rural part of the world. Encompassing verdant hills, ancient woodlands, windswept moorland and mysterious lakes, the scenery can be spectacular. A quarter of the county is covered by the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, much of which is just as beautiful […]
Read MoreFrom rolling hills to ancient lakes, we’re lucky to have what feels like an endless supply of green spaces all over Shropshire. Of course, the wondrous wildlife and gorgeous scenery is reason enough to get out for a walk. But there’s nothing like a delicious pitstop to make a rural ramble even more enjoyable! Striking […]
Read MoreLudlow, nestled in the heart of south Shropshire, is a town that effortlessly blends medieval charm with a vibrant culinary scene. Easily accessible by train, Ludlow beckons travelers with its historic architecture, lush landscapes, and a culinary reputation that echoes through its cobblestone streets. As your train meanders through the picturesque Shropshire countryside, Ludlow reveals […]
Read MoreChurch Stretton is a small historic market town in the heart of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It sits below the heather-clad upland plateau of the Long Mynd in a picturesque valley. It has two Local Nature Reserves immediately adjacent to the town centre, covering some 200 acres, one on the valley […]
Read MoreBush Farm nestles among the South Shropshire Hills in a peaceful and idyllic riverside location. There are two comfortable rooms in a 300 year old converted Granary. The Hayloft is a double en-suite with vaulted ceiling, exposed A frame and beams. There are lovely views over the garden and across open fields. The en-suite has […]
More InfoEmbrace the enchanting winter landscapes of Shropshire with invigorating walks through frost-kissed fields, ancient woodlands, and charming villages. Discover the best winter walks in Shropshire, where picturesque scenery and rich history come alive in the colder months. Long Mynd and Carding Mill Valley: Winter Wonderland in Shropshire Hills Explore the heart of Shropshire Hills Area […]
Read MoreWellington has a wealth of local attractions for visitors and locals alike and is easy to get to. From Walking Festivals and Summer Fayres to our Charter Day and Arts Festival; a National Trust property and community-run nature reserves, Wellington has it all and, of course, Wellington is home to the mighty Wrekin – ‘the […]
Read More