NEWS
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City centre bar announces plans to change upper floors into holiday lets
HOLIDAY lets could soon appear above a city centre bar if plans to transform flats are given the green light. The Conservatory owner JT Holdings Worcester Limited has proposed transforming the flats at 34 and 36 Friar Street, situated above the bar, into two short-term holiday lets for people visiting the city. The change of… More
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Major details emerge on plans to demolish shopping centre
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Emergency police incident on major city road
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Busy Worcester slip roads to close for nearly two weeks
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Worcestershire veterans commemorate ‘Glorious First of June’
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Confusion as pond turns pink and emits ‘awful’ smell
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Brits urged to hunt for forgotten vouchers from 2 major retailers worth £125m
Brits are being urged to check old gift cards, forgotten vouchers, and unused store credit after major fashion retailers revealed they are sitting on millions of pounds in unspent customer money. New figures have revealed that high street fashion giants Next and ASOS are holding a combined total of £125 million in unredeemed vouchers. With… More
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Starbucks confirms the return of viral drink this summer as Brits left ‘screaming’
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Asda to cut 1000 jobs as supermarket chain makes further push into automation
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Private school pupil numbers in England fall to lowest in at least a decade
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Hezbollah rejects ceasefire agreement and demands Israel withdraw from Lebanon
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Vladimir Putin says Russia will bolster air defences after Ukraine drone attacks
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Royal Navy helicopter crash victims named as families and military pay tribute
Britain’s only serving female commando has been named amongst the three victims of a helicopter crash in Devon. Lieutenant Lily-Mae Fisher, 31, died alongside 42-year-old Lieutenant Commander Chris Gayson and 24-year-old Petty Officer Owen Green following the incident at Sourton Down, near Okehampton, just before 4am on Wednesday. Defence Secretary John Healey described all three… More
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Keir Starmer vows to ‘right the wrongs’ in Henry Nowak case after meeting family
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Burglars carry out garage raid in village near Worcester
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Teenage driver caught at 96mph near UK national park
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Major UK car manufacture lands gold at prestigious tourism awards
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Man jailed and banned from entering Worcester for five years over harassment
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‘Our van is not a danger’ says firm boss after council launches planning probe
A company boss is ‘disappointed’ after a council probe was launched into the firm’s van parked on a motorway bridge, arguing the vehicle is not a danger. The Beast Sheds van, which features a cheeky advert, is parked on the A44 Spetchley Road over the M5, near Worcester. The van is now the subject of… More
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Nigel Farage defends his response to Henry Nowak murder amid criticism from PM
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Israel and Lebanon to renew ceasefire with Hezbollah banned from security zones
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Universal unveils UK theme park name and logo as £7.3bn investment announced
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The bovine office – Donald Trump lookalike buffalo thrills Bangladesh zoo crowds
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New town-wide music festival to feature 350 acts
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Landlady ‘couldn’t sleep’ after objects launched at pub in late-night attack
A LANDLADY said she “couldn’t sleep” after objects were launched at the pub in a late-night attack. Jacqueline Saxelby-Smith, who runs The Retired Soldier on Newtown Road, said her customers are among a number of people around Malvern who have had objects launched at them from a car. Police said one woman on Graham Road… More
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Man accused of flashing at city railway station
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UK private school with 14 acres of land goes up for sale ahead of big move
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Man dodges immediate jail after sexual assault on woman
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Pub once frequented by C.S. Lewis has closed
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McDonald’s announces major menu change with brand new burgers and collectible cups
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UK brewery enters administration as survival crisis mounts amid ‘challenging costs’
A major brewery has entered administration as the UK’s independent beer sector faces mounting financial pressure. Redemption Brewing Company, based in north London, has appointed FRP Advisory as administrators and is continuing to trade while a buyer is sought. The brewery, established in 2010, has been credited with helping to revive the capital’s craft beer… More
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Ex-Sturgeon aide calls for independent inquiry into Murrell embezzlement case
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Shia LaBeouf pleads guilty to battery for punching revellers during Mardi Gras
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Yvette Cooper vows to continue raising Jimmy Lai case with Chinese government
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Nissan set to build Chery vehicles at Sunderland plant
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Dutch judge rejects Jewish group’s bid to block Kanye West concerts
