SHROVETIDE COFFEE BREAK
Shrovetiders take a break
Shrovetiders take a break
Published: Sun 24 Feb 2013
MORE than two decades of Shrovetide have included artwork created by official ball painter, Tim Baker.
Published: Sat 23 Feb 2013
AS the spectacle of the Shrovetide hug heaves through Ashbourne town centre, across fields and into rivers, few people realise that a huge operation is going on behind the scenes.
Published: Wed 20 Feb 2013
Ashbourne News Telegraph editor Stephen Sinfield reflects on what has been two months of planning for just two days of play.
Published: Wed 20 Feb 2013
The Ashbourne News Telegraph has been busy knitting together all of our footage from this year's Shrovetide game.
Published: Tue 19 Feb 2013
AFTER a warm welcome into the posse of marshals who give their time and energy to Shrovetide football last year, News Telegraph reporter, NATALIE WAKEFIELD, rejoined the ranks of the volunteer stewards
Published: Tue 19 Feb 2013
FOR 363 days a year, Ashbourne is a tranquil market town which draws in tourists from home and abroad.
Published: Tue 19 Feb 2013
DOWN’ARD brothers, James and Daniel Carter had first and last hands on the leather on Ash Wednesday as Daniel surged out of the hug at Shaw Croft to grab the ball as it was turned-up by Nigel Brown
Published: Tue 19 Feb 2013
THIS week the News Telegraph is helping the Ashbourne Royal Shrovetide Committee make an historic decision that could change the game for years to come.
Published: Mon 18 Feb 2013
A STALWART Down’ard joined the ranks of the honoured few to not only have goaled a Shrovetide ball, but also to turn one up.
Published: Mon 18 Feb 2013
Shrovetiders take a break