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mayors blog museums old market hall severn loop ljc shrewsbury ark shrewsbury civic society shrewsbury events shrewsbury farmers market shrewsbury guide shrewsbury international street theatre festival shrewsbury map shrewsbury square shrewsbury street pastors shrewsbury wiki shropshire 1864 shropshire council st alkmund's thanks to richard bishop photography theatre severn tourist information town council wakeman art trail webcam what's on shrewsbury’s friaries in the spotlight at national tourism week event shrewsbury tourism’s chairman is inviting local people and visitors to delve into the town’s intriguing religious history at a free event planned for the start of national tourism week from march to april 2nd. michael connor is hoping to pack out the wightman theatre in the square, shrewsbury on saturday, march 25 at 2.30pm to hear three well known personalities speak about the ‘three friaries of shrewsbury’. shropshire magazine correspondent louise acton will speak about the augustians, tom jenkins, shropshire council’s partnership and economic strategies manager, will focus on the franciscans and father jonathan, dean of shrewsbury cathedral, will speak about the dominicans. each will speak for around 10 to 15 minutes and will be introduced by mr connor, who holds an ma in modern history and political science and has researched the little known subject. the talks will be followed by a question and answer session. the augustian, franciscan and dominican orders all settled in shrewsbury between the town walls and the river banks between 1232 and 1538. the speakers will explore the problems they encountered, how they raised funds, how they lived, their relationship with the town’s burgesses and other clerical establishments and how the orders impinged on national affairs. the augustinians settled in the area around where the priory school was built, while the franciscans made their base on the town side of grey friars bridge, where part of the building still stands and is used today. the dominicans settled in the area between traitor’s gate, water lane and the english bridge. “they all received help from the crown, the local council, who often took the initiative to welcome the orders to the town and local wealthy tradesmen, besides receiving the patronage of local nobility and dignitaries,” said mr connor. “friars were different to the local clergy and monks at the benedictine abbey foregate monastery. they had to beg for their food and alms and had to administer to the poor. however, all three orders had a different outlook and a different purpose in life. “their buildings were of considerable size and stature, especially the churches of the franciscans and the dominicans, the latter of which was some 48 metres long. however, by the 15th century, friaries were beginning to feel the pinch and the augustinian monks were constant visitors to the local courts for burglary, fighting and even murder. “at the dissolution by thomas cromwell and henry viii, the friaries were in a very poor state with few friars, very little possessions and hardly any income.” hear the full story of the ‘three friaries of shrewsbury’ on march 25. anyone seeking more information should contact mr connor on 01743 355047. march 14th, 2017 | category: | leave a comment free parking bonanza for shrewsbury shoppers in festive run-up christmas shoppers in shrewsbury have been given a boost after council chiefs agreed to introduce free parking in the run-up to the festive period. shropshire council will be opening up some of shrewsbury’s car parks for free in time for late night shopping, while the indoor market will be open for business well past its traditional closing time. visitors will be able to park for free starting on wednesday – the night of the town’s christmas cracker lights switch-on event. on that day, and every wednesday evening until christmas, people can park for free in frankwell main car park, st julian’s friars car park and abbey foregate car park, from 4pm. and it is not just the big stores that will be opening late in the run-up to christmas. the market will be staying open into the evening for festive events. on wednesday gift stalls and cafes, ranging from spanish tapas to thai street food and beijing pork dumplings, will open until 9pm with complimentary mulled wine and mince pies available to shoppers from 6pm to 8pm. acoustic duo redkix will perform live from 5.30pm to 6pm followed by singer-songwriter sonya smith from 6.30pm to 7pm. on december 10, the market will host a special evening celebration to coincide with the annual shrewsbury winter festival and will be open until 10pm. artisan chocolatier julia viani will be staging a narnia-themed chocolate tea party and there will be live music including dj buzzword, aka josh arrowsmith. the market’s third late evening opening will be held on december 14 to coincide with the town’s ‘carols in the square’ event. choirs will perform in the market and it will open until 9pm. during christmas week the market will open extra days, from 9am to 4pm, december 19 to 24. november 12th, 2016 | category: | leave a comment ‘unacceptable’ amount of rough sleepers in shrewsbury to be tackled a new initiative to deal with the number of homeless people on the streets of shrewsbury has been launched. host is an outreach programme that is aimed at tackling the “unacceptable” number of rough sleepers in the town and to combat anti-social behaviour committed by some of them. it has been unveiled by team shrewsbury and will see a number of groups working together including plain-clothes policemen, a mental health worker and a housing officer. a spokesman for west mercia police said: “there are a large number of rough sleepers in shrewsbury at the moment. “this is unacceptable on two levels. no-one should be homeless in shrewsbury in 2016 – especially with winter fast approaching – and that a small number of rough sleepers are persistently committing 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