Our Space Community Centre & Library recently celebrated the launch of Sally Poynton’s booklet ‘Eglantyne.’ The event honoured the inspiring life of Eglantyne Jebb, co-founder of Save the Children, and commemorated the 100-year anniversary of the Declaration of the Rights of the Child. The community came together to celebrate Eglantyne’s remarkable legacy.

On this day, 30 years ago, (September 26th, 1994) Bethphage was officially founded in the UK. We are thrilled to celebrate this significant milestone and have been reflecting on our beginnings and the journey that has shaped us into the organisation we are today.

Join us on Saturday, 28th September from 10am to 1pm at Our Space Hub and Library for a special drop-in book launch event for the new book, EGLANTYNE celebrating the remarkable life of Eglantyne Jebb, born in Ellesmere and co-founder of Save the Children.

Bethphage are deeply saddened and shocked at the recent violence, unrest and rioting that has been taking place across the country. Racism plays no part in our society, we know that the actions of this small minority of individuals does not reflect the wider views of the British public who are open, tolerant and law-abiding citizens.

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Oak Farm attended the Burwarton show yesterday, however, what is usually a favourite day of the year took a negative turn when thieves stole £360 worth of takings

Local Business “FlexAssist” are hosting a pre-loved fashion event on August 3rd at St Marys Church in Shrewsbury to raise money for Bethphage’s new farm day opportunity.