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3:06pm Wednesday 13th August 2008
INCIDENTS in the first and last minutes of each half shaped the outcome of an entertaining opening fixture in the Premier Division of the Sport Italia West Midlands Regional League at the SBS Stadium.
Facing a very useful side, the Town management would have taken a point with their reconstructed squad. And when they conceded goals in the first minute of each half and trailed 3-1, they would have feared the worst.
But with the visitors having a midfield man sent off in the final minute of the first half, and their side fighting back to lead 4-3 going into the final minute of the game, Ludlow ended up disappointed after conceding a late goal.
Town went a goal down when keeper Anthony Prince conceded a penalty after his defence got in a tangle during the opening exchanges. Dan Price grabbed an equaliser minutes later; he went around his marker and bent the ball around the Wednesfield keeper.
The visitors went back in front on the half hour.
The half-time plans were quickly torn up as Town kicked off and played the ball back to Ryan King, who set up the visitors' striker with his mis-placed backpass.
This set-back stirred Town into action, with Sean Evans meeting a Dale Williams cross to reduce the deficit. Minutes later, Evans was tripped in the area and Williams converted the penalty.
Ludlow took the lead when Evans slotted in his second goal after a run and cross by Dean Richards.
Wednesfield rallied and ended a strong final 10 minutes with an equaliser.
FRIENDS of Ludlow Assembly Rooms have arranged for popular jazz band The Old Fashioned Love Band to make a welcome return to Ludlow.
A LUDLOW ale has the taste of success after being crowned the best in Shropshire.
AFTER a record-breaking season in London last year, Rambert Dance Company returns to Malvern on November 19-22 with a brand new programme, including Eternal Light and a dramatic revival of Christopher Bruce’s outstanding and hugely popular Swansong.
Ludlow Town took full advantage of hosting bottom-of-the table opponents, Bustlehome, on Saturday by returning to winning ways with a 5-2 victory.
By Adrian Kibbler POLICE are investigating alleged financial irregularities at Ludlow Town Council.
THE owner of a Ludlow pub at the centre of a row over noise has denied claims that it is being turned into a nightclub.
AT a time when independent shops seem to be going under on an almost daily basis, one Ludlow business is bucking the trend.
HARD pressed businesses in south Shropshire will get paid more quickly if they agree to have invoices paid electronically.
THE fifth annual Richards Castle Soap Box Derby has raised more than £6,000.
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