Adrian Kibbler

Birmingham

Writer at FE News

PR Consultant & journalist. MCIPR & founder of akpr working in UK & worldwide. Opinions expressed are my own.

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Articles

Award for Whitefriars Sheltered Housing Scheme in Ludlow

Sep 3, 2024 | ludlowadvertiser.co.uk | Adrian Kibbler

RESIDENTS at the Whitefriars sheltered housing scheme in Ludlow, have come third in a national procurement competition, scooping a prize of £2,000 in the process. The money will be used to transform under-used green space into community gardens. Run by Procurement for Housing (PFH) and sponsored by B&Q, the competition asked social landlords to submit projects for their residents and communities.
Ludlow firm backs the Lions

Sep 3, 2024 | ludlowadvertiser.co.uk | Adrian Kibbler

Kim Perry, John Davies and Justin Reed with All Black legend Richie McCaw WITH a former Wales rugby international among its workforce, Kiwi Kit’s dedication to the game is undisputed but the Ludlow-based agricultural supply company has taken that obsession to new heights by commissioning a calf-feeder in the colours of the British and Irish Lions.
Warning on public right of way over farmland

Sep 3, 2024 | ludlowadvertiser.co.uk | Adrian Kibbler

FARMERS in Ludlow and south Shropshire risk being walked all over. Helen Gough, an associate at Ludlow law firm mfg, says many farmers could see a public right of way imposed in their land unless they take steps to prevent this. Farmers can lodge what is known as a Notice under section 31 of the Highways Act 1980.
Traditional sheep sale

Sep 3, 2024 | ludlowadvertiser.co.uk | Adrian Kibbler

TOMORROW (Friday, September 1) will see something of an annual tradition take place in Craven Arms. However, many people who do not farm may not be aware of something that has been happening for the past three decades. For the last 29 year’s home produced breeding rams and ewes have been sold at an annual sale at The Firs, Broncroft and this year is no exception with 80 sheep going under the hammer.
Tractor show

Sep 3, 2024 | ludlowadvertiser.co.uk | Adrian Kibbler

6 1/1 THERE was a chance to admire tractors through the ages. A celebration of 100 years of Ford Tractors was help at Twitchen between Bucknell and Purslow.
Warning on farming suicides

Sep 3, 2024 | ludlowadvertiser.co.uk | Adrian Kibbler

A FARMER on Clee Hill is appealing for people working in agriculture to seek help if they have mental health problems. Richard Huffer, who is a farmer and member of Shropshire Council for Clee, says that farming is one of the most vulnerable professions for suicide. Data from the Office of National Statistics show that male agricultural workers have a suicide rate second only to low-skilled labourers. More than 60 farming men take their own lives every year.
Farming seminar in Ludlow

Sep 3, 2024 | ludlowadvertiser.co.uk | Adrian Kibbler

Mark Riches, Alexandra Phillips and Dawn Utting MORE than 70 people attended an annual farming seminar in Ludlow, one of the most popular fixtures in the region’s rural business calendar. Held at Ludlow Kitchen, the event was hosted by Ludlow law firm mfg Solicitors and the Country Land & Business Association with a variety of presentations covering topics including succession, taxation, rights of way and the possible impact of Brexit on current decision making.
Police called as young defy ban

Sep 3, 2024 | ludlowadvertiser.co.uk | Adrian Kibbler

THE police have had to be called on a number of occasions because of groups of children and young people gathering in Tenbury. They have been gathering at places like the Burgage in the face of restrictions that mean that two or more people should not be coming together.
Guide stresses the need for reliable information

Sep 3, 2024 | ludlowadvertiser.co.uk | Adrian Kibbler

PEOPLE should go to reliable sources for their information and not depend upon social media. This is the advice in a new guide for people living in Ludlow and south Shropshire. Shropshire Council has produced a guide to helping people to stay sane and avoid stress as much as possible during the Covid-19 crisis. Most people will be stressed and worried, but the human mind is conditioned to focus upon threats and negatives. This is also the nature of news.
Drive through jab

Sep 3, 2024 | ludlowadvertiser.co.uk | Adrian Kibbler

Staff from Portcullis surgery prepare for the first drive through immunisation clinic on Galdeford car park. A LUDLOW town centre car park was turned into a drive through immunisation clinic in a move that looks set to change the way that GPs provide primary care even after the Covid-19 crisis is past. The way in which one Ludlow GP surgery serves its patients is set to change for good as a consequence of the Covid-19 crisis.