Ludlow Town Council is pleased to announce the release of the Autumn 2026 edition of the Buttercross Bulletin, the Council’s quarterly publication celebrating local projects, community events and updates from across the town.

This season’s Bulletin reflects a busy and uplifting period for Ludlow. In her welcome, the Mayor of Ludlow shares her thanks to residents for their continued support at recent charity fundraisers — from Race Night and Curry Night to the lively 80s Disco — noting that “your support and enthusiasm continue to make a real difference” as the town heads into its autumn programme of events.

This edition looks back at key summer milestones, including the successful Youth Festival, which brought over 300 young people and families together for a day of music, activities and local engagement. The Bulletin also marks the 10th anniversary of Ludlow Museum at the Buttercross, celebrating a decade of exhibitions, accreditation achievements and more than 50,000 visitors welcomed through its doors.

Residents will find updates on Ludlow’s parks and green spaces, market news, and details of upcoming seasonal activities — including the Halloween Market on 29th October and autumn events at the Museum. The Bulletin also shares early information on the town’s Christmas lights preparations, with work underway to improve reliability and enhance the festive display ahead of the switch‑on later in November.

The Autumn edition includes important civic dates, committee information, and details of this year’s Remembrance services, where the community will gather to honour those who served.

The Buttercross Bulletin continues to support the Council’s commitment to keeping residents informed, celebrating local achievements, and highlighting the work taking place across Ludlow’s services and community spaces — all contributing to our shared goal of looking after Ludlow’s future.

The Autumn 2026 edition is available here online at ludlow.gov.uk and in print from the Guildhall and various locations around town.