Wenlock Olympian Games William Penny Brookes History of Olympics

Much Wenlock Shropshire Home of the Wenlock Olympian Games

      Press pack information is available to download below.
      For more information, to arrange a press trip or discuss filming location options, contact Laura Sullivan at Fido PR.
      Scroll to the bottom of this page to download the Much Wenlock 2012 press pack translated in various languages

The following PDFs are press releases from Much Wenlock 2012

Much Wenlock Museum Download document	Olympic Moments 2012 Download document	Much Wenlock What's On Download document
Olympic Flame to pass through Much Wenlock en route to London 2012 Download PDF	Born out of Wenlock published Download PDF	Walking around Much Wenlock Download PDF
Much Wenlock Marathon Trails Download PDF	Heart of England Fine Foods launch Wenlock Hampers Download PDF	Shropshire Hills Shuttles Download Document
Much Wenlock Guide Download PDF	Much Wenlock Olympian Inspired Products Download document


	Full press pack Containing information about the historic roots of the modern international Olympics, the town of Much Wenlock. Download PDF

The following PDFs are the sections of the full press pack divided into chapters.

William Penny Brookes and the history of the modern Olympics. Download PDF	The town of Much Wenlock. Download PDF	William Penny Brookes and Wenlock Olympian Games factsheet Download PDF
Historical timeline. Download PDF	Suggested media itineraries. Download PDF	Shropshire on film. Download PDF
Frequently asked questions. Download PDF	Shropshire celebrities. Download PDF	Accommodation List. Download PDF
Much Ado About Wenlock theatre production. Download PDF

The following PDF is a booklet from the Wenlock Olympian Society entitled William Penny Brookes
and the Olympic Connection. It contains full information about the history of Much Wenlock.

Journalists can request a copy of this pdf by contacting Laura Sullivan at Fido PR

Translations

Download the Much Wenlock 2012 Press Pack in:
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French
German
Italian
Japanese
Portugese
Russian
Spanish
Simplified Chinese
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