As journalists with the Shropshire Star, at least five of us here at Be Bold Media have been involved in reporting on flooding and the devastation it causes communities. As a former deputy editor of the Shropshire Star, my colleague Jon Simcock would have been directing the troops, sending reporters and photographers out to different
A young Shropshire archer is a step closer to achieving her dream of competing for Great Britain after receiving the backing of two new sponsors.
We’re a fairly sporting lot at Be Bold. Whether it be chasing around the Shropshire countryside on bikes, running long-distance events, coaching junior football clubs or playing competitive table tennis, we like to get involved.
We have the radio and the television on constantly in our office and multiple online feeds coming straight to our screens. It’s one of the reasons we’re so agile in our responses for clients, we’re on top of the news agenda and ready to react.
We’re biased, of course, but we think Shropshire is the best place in the world.
The future of business is in excellent hands if the evidence of this week’s Young Enterprise Shropshire Awards are an indicator. We were delighted to sponsor a category again this year, which gave me the chance to see what the young people from schools across the county had been doing to put business theory into
Just occasionally you come across someone with a special, undeniable talent and when you can do something to help them on their way, you don’t think twice. That’s how we felt when we met Storm Stacey. Storm is a 14-year-old motorcyle racing prodigy with a massive future in front of him.
Shropshire’s next generation of entrepreneurs give huge cause for hope. I had the pleasure of spending last night with Young Enterprise entrants from around the county and they were very impressive.
Want, want, want…. but what’s in it for me? Return on investment. That’s what everyone wants. In fact, we even heard it from a politician once. It’s the value you get from your spend or your time. But what is becoming increasingly obvious is that not all people, or all businesses, view value as meaning the same thing.