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Break for The Borderlands Newsletter - February 2023 | | Signs of Spring are on their way. Snowdrops are peaking through, lighter evenings and the lambing season is fast approaching - a great time for a romantic break or some half-term fun with the family. Oswestry is a great place to visit. An ancient market town in Northwest Shropshire, nestled on the border with Wales with indie shops, great restaurants, surrounded by awesome castles, beautiful landscapes and stunning industrial heritage. So what is there to enjoy in the Borderlands in early Spring? We have an arts festival celebrating all that we love about Oswestry, lambing live, brewery tours and three National Trust estates to explore. It's a great time to enjoy the countryside or perhaps you fancy a roaring fire and some Borderland hospitality at one of our fabulous hotels, pubs and restaurants. There are some great offers about in February and March, so why not book that trip you've been dreaming of? | | A celebration of Oswestry arts, culture and heritage | | Visit Oswestry's newest arts festival Love Oswestry. From Valentine's week and through February half-term, Oswestry holds an eclectic mix of events closing with a twilight lantern parade through the streets of Oswestry. The main 'Love Oswestry' day is on Saturday, February 25th, 2023. Always wanted to learn how to DJ, drum or sing? Learn about Oswestry's rich history on a guided town tour or perhaps you'd like to lend a hand at Old Oswestry Hillfort? Take part in a feast of cultural activities, most of which are free and join us in celebrating our wonderful town. | | Grab yourself a great deal on an early Spring break. | | Looking for a romantic getaway or family break? Want to bring the dog along too? There is a great selection of accommodation around here and some great deals in early Spring. You might long for a few days in a comfortable hotel or a hideaway cottage tucked away in one of the Welsh valleys close by. Click here for current special offers, there are up to 30% discounts on some stays in February and March. | | | Cynynion Uchaf, a 1700s stone farmhouse offering character and peace set in its own grounds. | | Sweeney Hall is a family run Georgian hotel and restaurant with sweeping views of the stunning Shropshire countryside | | |