
On the Lonesome Trail of the Wrekin Dove
We’re on the trail of a bird that was once so common around The Wrekin it came to be named after it. Sadly, it’s not been seen locally for a generation but could that change?
Read moreWe’re on the trail of a bird that was once so common around The Wrekin it came to be named after it. Sadly, it’s not been seen locally for a generation but could that change?
Read moreWe visit a newly-revived Wrekin landmark that has been welcoming wayfaring walkers for centuries. Recently, it hit on hard times but the Halfway House is back welcoming visitors again.
Read moreThe Wrekin is visited by over 100, 000 annual visitors but how many really know the landscape around the hill? We’ve built a new website to showcase the whole of the Wrekin Forest.
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