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Independent reporting and considered opinion on Kelverton, the Wenn Valley, and the market towns of Aldenmoor.

Business & Development

Thursday market traders trial a shared stall to keep the pitch alive

With fewer independent sellers each year, market regulars have pooled a single stall to test new produce and new hands.

By Kelverton Review, 3 weeksSeptember 14, 2026 ago
Arts & Culture

Millgate almshouses reopen as a museum of the working valley

The restored seventeenth-century cottages tell the story of the people who lived and laboured beside the Wenn.

By Kelverton Review, 3 weeksSeptember 13, 2026 ago
Civic Affairs

Evening bus to the moor villages faces the axe under new contract

Proposed cuts would leave Highcombe and Netherton without a service after early evening, isolating residents who do not drive.

By Kelverton Review, 3 weeksSeptember 12, 2026 ago
Opinion

The high street is not dead, but it needs us to turn up

Kelverton keeps mourning shops it stopped visiting; the remedy is duller and harder than nostalgia.

By Kelverton Review, 3 weeksSeptember 11, 2026 ago
Environment

River Wenn passes clean-water target for the first time in five summers

Volunteer testing suggests the river’s recovery is real, but campaigners warn a single good year proves little.

By Kelverton Review, 3 weeksSeptember 10, 2026 ago
Arts & Culture

Kelverton Arts Festival returns to the Corn Exchange after roof repairs

The valley’s biggest cultural weekend comes home to its historic venue after two years in a marquee.

By Kelverton Review, 4 weeksSeptember 9, 2026 ago
Business & Development

Foundry Quarter reopens its first workshops as regeneration finally takes shape

The long-empty ironworks off Millgate has let its first ten small units, with makers moving in this autumn.

By Kelverton Review, 4 weeksSeptember 8, 2026 ago
Civic Affairs

Council to vote on part-pedestrianising Market Square after two-year trial

Traders are split as Kelverton Town Council prepares to make the weekday car ban on the square permanent.

By Kelverton Review, 4 weeksSeptember 7, 2026 ago
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  • Thursday market traders trial a shared stall to keep the pitch alive
  • Millgate almshouses reopen as a museum of the working valley
  • Evening bus to the moor villages faces the axe under new contract
  • The high street is not dead, but it needs us to turn up
  • River Wenn passes clean-water target for the first time in five summers
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