A new initiative aimed at promoting a Shropshire town is proving a success.
Pictured front row from left, members Marylin Parkes. Edna Coppell. Pat Gabrielle and Judy Owen. Middle row: Rachel Powell MHA scheme manager,volunteers June Sinclair, Lisa Kerrigan and Ann Oberdries and Susanne McGill from Jehandra. Back from left: Bright Gurupria from Right at Home, Adam Cawley from Woods the Cleaners and volunteers Ryan Yeomans and Jesse Thomas.
A networking meeting was held in the town recently and was well attended by a wide range of retailers, professionals and other organisations. “The feedback we received from the first one was very positive, with many attendees finding it useful, and we will certainly be organising similar meetings in the future,” she added.
She commented: “It is a wonderful feeling to be a part of such a united community. Love Shifnal is amazing – it is enabling us to work collaboratively with all businesses and community groups in our town.
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