NEWS
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Lindisfarne to bring classic folk-rock hits to Worcester
One of British rock’s most original bands is set to perform at Huntingdon Hall. Lindisfarne, known for their hits Meet Me On The Corner, Fog On The Tyne, Lady Eleanor and Run For Home will take the stage on Friday, September 4 at 7.30pm. Formed in the 1970s, they quickly gained fame for their pioneering blend of… More
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Trapped pensioner rescued by screwdriver after council worker broke front door
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Paris summer ritual returns with supervised Seine swimming spots
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No 10 ‘boys club’ briefing culture will change under Andy Burnham – Lucy Powell
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Iran begins days-long funeral for Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
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Chris Hoy and Gareth Southgate among sports stars at Wimbledon day six
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Trial dates set for boy accused of sexual offences and series of burglaries
TRIAL dates has been set for a Malvern teenager who has been accused of sexual offences and burglaries. The 16-year-old boy, who can’t be named because of his age, has denied three counts of possessing indecent images of children, one count of possessing an indecent image of children, one of distributing indecent photographs of children,… More
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City restaurateur welcomes new government policy as ‘good for everyone’
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Bushcraft instructors launch woodland survival courses
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Four pubs Reborn after big‑money makeovers
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Pizzeria wins best in region title – and shares what makes its pizza so good
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RAF flying aces paint the sky red, white and blue for America’s 250th birthday
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100 riot police guard England hotel as team receive hostile reception in Mexico
More than 100 riot police in bullet-proof vests are guarding the hotel where England are staying after the team received a hostile reception as they arrived for their World Cup knockout match against Mexico. England had been hoping to keep their location secret after Mexico supporters used loud speakers, horns and motorcycles to try to… More
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Pubs waiting to learn if England’s kick off against Mexico will move forward
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No stone will be left unturned to get justice for Lyra McKee, sister says
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US feels the heat as it celebrates 250th anniversary of breakup from Britain
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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce get married at New York’s Madison Square Garden
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CAMRA beer festival to return to the Pitchcroft on these dates
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DWP unveils major workplace sickness policy overhaul as disability debate grows
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is expanding its drive to reduce long-term sickness by asking employers to play a much bigger role in keeping disabled and chronically ill people in work – a move ministers say could transform workforce participation, but which also raises questions about choice, workplace rights and employer responsibility. Nearly… More
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Readers react: Are e-bikes a menace or the future of transport?
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Love blossoms as Confetti Flower Fields mark final weekend
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Important warning issued about item you shouldn’t put in bins
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Upcoming government decision ‘critical’ to Worcestershire’s financial future
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What to do if you see a dog (or a pig) on the motorway after M5 drama
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Top Boy actor rape trial: Woman breaks down as she denies consensual encounter
A woman who claims she was raped in a car by Top Boy actor Micheal Ward broke down in court as she denied a suggestion their encounter was consensual. The Bafta-winning actor is on trial at Snaresbrook Crown Court accused of raping the woman after meeting her at a nightclub in east London. The 28-year-old,… More
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Burnham says no to calling a general election, but says he wants voting reform
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Conservative Keiko Fujimori wins Peru’s presidential election in a run-off
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Revealed – How many Worcestershire residents were banned from travelling to World Cup
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Bottles is first Worcester venue to land Best Bar None recognition
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‘Kind and loving’ man named as person found near river
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Man who admitted to instructing child to masturbate avoids immediate jail time
A MAN has avoided immediate jail time after he admitted to trying to instruct and encourage a young girl how to masturbate. Timothy Clarke, 61, was given a suspended sentence at Worcester Crown Court on Tuesday, June 23, for two counts of child sexual communication offences. Clarke, of St Peter’s Close, Pirton, near Worcester, admitted… More
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Jack-knifed lorry and fuel spill cause ‘severe’ delays on the M5
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‘It’s going to be chaotic’ – drivers to face hour-long detour during road closure
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Starmer warns Burnham it will not be possible to focus less on global affairs
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Many pubs set to remain closed for England-Mexico World Cup game
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Noah Donohoe inquest adjourned after three days of jury deliberations