Telford Entertainment

The Craft and Makers Market is back this Sunday at the Mercure Hotel, Telford Town Centre.

Sunday 15th March – 10am – 3pm
The Mercure Hotel, Telford Town Centre, TF3 4NA

The natural trail at Apley Farm Shop, on the A442 between Telford and Bridgnorth, has been designed in the surrounding fields with interactive points for walkers to discover more about surrounding countryside, animals and more. 

A popular family attraction just over the border from Telford has announced it will be dropping its entry price to just £2 for one day only this month. With character appearances and massive savings on standard tickets, it’s a major celebration for their second anniversary—find out when you can grab the deal.

Jason Wright has been blown away by the latest film from Pixar Studios.

I’ll be honest, when I walked into the cinema to see Hoppers, I was just looking for something light.

What I actually got was a complete emotional rollercoaster…

Jason Wright takes a look at the 2026 adaption of the Bronte classic that had scenes he was not expecting…

This version ditches the traditional romance for something far more provocative.

Telford Zoo urges locals to buy tickets for their big summer event to support them through the winter months.

Night Time at the Zoo is a family-friendly after-hours experience at Exotic Zoo with live music, food and drinks, where you can party alongside the zoo’s nocturnal animals.

Families across Telford and Wrekin can access a variety of action-packed sessions this month as the council unveils its February half term activity programme. Running from Monday 16 to Sunday 22 February, the scheme is designed to help young people stay active without breaking the bank.

The venue is hosting a Valentine’s Day afternoon tea on 14 February, followed by pancake building on 17 February. Visitors can also mark Chinese New Year from 17 to 27 February with a themed menu and lantern making crafts.

The attraction is introducing character appearances at no extra cost to standard entry. Chase from Paw Patrol will visit on the afternoon of 16 February, and Princess Elsa from Frozen is scheduled for a sing-along on 21 February.

A new set of rules urging Telford and Wrekin’s pubs, bars and clubs to do more to tackle violence against women and girls is set to come into force across the borough.

Telford & Wrekin Council’s beefed-up licensing policy has just undergone a five-yearly review which has this week been recommended for approval by a committee.

Jason Wright looks at the new Song Sung Blue film…

“…and oh gosh, was this a great experience…”

The operators the new Telford radio station have revealed some of the presenters that they have lined up, and also some of the features they have planned.

Austin Powell, and experienced radio station told Telford Live about the plans for the station due to launch next month.

People turned out in numbers to celebrate the arrival of 2026 on Brookside last night – and they loved it!

The display took place behind Windmill School, and according to Cllr Ruth Meadows, were donated for public enjoyment.

Did you know that there was a new car park at the base of the Wrekin?

You can also get a coffee and a bacon butty at Telford’s newest cafe.

Organisers of the UK’s largest touring soapbox derby say spaces are flying off the shelves following the news that the event is coming to Telford for the first time. Since the council announced the July 12th race date last month, more than half of the 40 available spots have already been snapped up.

On Thursday 11 December from 5.15pm there will be music in the air as people are invited to come along and join in a festive sing-along in the build up to Christmas.

Fifteen years after its debut, Jason Wright takes another look at Tangled.

“It remains one of Disney’s most magical, heartfelt, and unforgettable films. “

The festive period brings with it the perfect excuse to curl up on the sofa with a hot chocolate and enjoy a great Christmas film. From animated adventures to slapstick comedy, there’s a movie out there to get everyone in the spirit. Jason Wright has compiled a list of ten must-watch classics that define the family holiday experience…

A festive Christmas Village and Santa’s Grotto have officially opened at Exotic Zoo on selected dates across December.

The zoo team at Telford Town Park have constructed new wooden cabins for the Christmas Village, which is open from 4pm – 7pm on selected dates. Local businesses will trade from the new cabins, and the Candy Cane Café will be open for boozy hot chocolates, mulled wine, and food. Twinkling lights will guide visitors around the festive market stalls, and you can also see the twilight zoo animals. You can visit the Christmas Village without the Grotto by pre-booking or paying on the day.

After nine years, Nick Wilde and Judy Hopps are back to solve another case.

Jason Wright takes a look at the new Disney animated film, Zootropolis 2 hitting the screens in Telford this month.

St Mary’s Church in Sheriffhales, near Shifnal, will host Doves keyboard player Martin Rebelski on Friday, December 5 for an intimate and atmospheric concert including tracks from his new album Monochrome. 

Get ready to celebrate the festive season with a spectacular FREE giveaway on Facebook!

Starting on December 1st and running right up to December 24th, we’re giving away a fantastic prize every single day. That’s 24 chances to win!

One of the day’s highlights was seeing the new Telford Flag flown. Amelia, aged 9, who recently won a school competition to design a flag for the Borough, raised the flag with the help of her Mum, in Southwater Square.

Feeling Christmassy? Jason Wright looks at the ten best Dr Who Christmas specials…

From the beautifully decorated Mansion, music on the Bandstand and the family Christmas Trail ‘Where’s my Reindeer?’, there truly is something for everyone. And don’t forget a visit to Sunnycroft, where visitors can step into a spellbinding journey where pantos collide and Father Christmas is waiting for you.

A special celebration is taking place tomorrow as the town marks its first Telford Day, with activities revolving around the new Christmas Yurt. The festivities begin on Saturday, November 29, in Southwater and run for over a week.

Tomorrow is the official Telford Day, marking the date in 1968 when the new town was established. Residents are invited to join the celebration, which includes the opening of the Made in Telford Christmas Makers Market, open daily from 10am until 8pm.

A packed programme of activities is on offer across Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin this winter thanks to a local charity – including the chance for young people to learn bushcraft.

4 All Foundation has this week announced the dates and locations for its Christmas holiday programme, with children eligible for free school meals (FSMs) able to attend for free. Activities will vary each day but will include multi-sports, dance, baking, arts and crafts, and outside activities (weather permitting).

Councillor Holding said the idea would have to be put on the “back burner” but it’s “full steam ahead” for events at Christmas.

Jason Wright reviews Wicked for Good.

“…the chemistry with Ariana Grande and Cythia Evro just lands really well; the pair share a special bond and you can tell in their performance.”

There is less than a week to go before the first Telford Day event kicks off a host of celebrations and Christmas activity in Telford.

The Made In Telford Christmas Makers Market will launch Telford Day activities and will be open from 10am in Southwater featuring local artisan crafts. Alongside the market, the Christmas Yurt will have activities on throughout the day including a film screening of Cinderella with children’s activities from 10.30am.