NEWS
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Lib Dem economic plan to put UK at heart of Europe and entice start-ups to stay
The Lib Dems’ plan for growth would put the UK at the heart of Europe, deputy leader Daisy Cooper is set to say, as she warns that a “computer says no” economy is holding the country back. The St Albans MP will set out how the party would strike a growth and defence partnership with… More
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Make voting compulsory to prevent ‘distorted’ results, Kinnock urges Burnham
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Ed Sheeran fans support singer at first concert since Macklemore tour row
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Ed Sheeran admits ‘mistakes’ at first concert since Macklemore tour row
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Council uses AI to process bus pass applications in Worcestershire
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The Worm, the railway station tunnel built for town’s wealthy visitors
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Worcestershire charity urges supporters to ‘Wear it Red’ in February 2027
A life-saving charity is calling on supporters to go bold and ‘Wear it Red’. Midlands Air Ambulance Charity is encouraging people across Worcestershire to take part in its annual Wear it Red campaign throughout February 2027, supporting its vital pre-hospital emergency service through red-themed fundraising activities. Caitlin Stuart, Worcestershire fundraising executive at Midlands Air Ambulance… More
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Denmark leaders cautiously optimistic over Trump’s Greenland deal announcement
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Davey: Lib Dems not struggling for relevance, but MPs ‘frustrated’ at the system
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Camilla explores ‘transformative power of reading’ in new BBC documentary
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Queen speaks of love for books with ‘life-enhancing power’ at charity’s festival
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Everton and Ipswich fans pay tribute to Noah Woods as fundraiser hits £100k
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Jeremy Clarkson selling off car collection for Clarkson’s Farm
Jeremy Clarkson is selling off some of his car collection for the next series of Clarkson’s Farm. The trio of cars are being auctioned off in November by the former Top Gear presenter for a reason that is ‘set to become clear’ in the next season of Clarkson’s Farm, according to auction house Iconic Auctioneers…. More
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Worcestershire gang who stole 33 Land Rovers jailed after police operation
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Man sentenced after zombie knife found at his home
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Mysterious scrawls at National Trust property spark real life detective story
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Two drivers fined after speeding in 40mph stretch of dual carriageway
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What Worcestershire’s delayed council reorganisation means for 2027 elections
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UK housing developer enters liquidation after four years
A company that claims to be the UK’s leading net zero housing developer has entered liquidation. Pearcroft Homes, established in 2022, specialised in building luxury carbon-neutral homes. The company promoted itself as being ‘on a mission to build a positive and sustainable legacy for future generations’. A notice published on September 17 confirmed that liquidators… More
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European airline used by Brits files for bankruptcy – is your holiday at risk?
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Manufacturing company sponsors Peter Rabbit art trail
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‘Huge milestone’ as first permanent café opens at Worcestershire railway station
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Earl Spencer accuses King of gaslighting him after response on explosive claims
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New Scottish Labour leader to be announced
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‘Superb opportunity’ as village hall goes up for auction
A former village hall that has been described as a ‘superb opportunity’ is up for auction for a guide price between £150,000 and £160,000. The Pensax Village Hall, which is located in Pensax, is up for sale by public auction. This auction will take place at 6pm on Wednesday, September 23 at Aggborough Stadium in… More
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Uninsured driver failed to stop after crashing into wall
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Footage shows moments Land Rover gang are arrested after £600k thefts
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Two arrested after officers spot suspected drug deal
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Fashion chain opening 4 new UK stores after falling into administration – full list
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Award-winning burger van to stop at Malvern show
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Al Fayed abuse survivor says compensation scheme is ‘an insult’ and ‘a disgrace’
A survivor of abuse by former Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed has said the compensation scheme offered by the department store company was “an insult”, “a disgrace” and “not taking survivors seriously”. Harrods set up a redress scheme to offer compensation to survivors which was open from March 31 2025 to the same date this… More
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Zelensky welcomes leaders to regional summit as deadly Russian attacks continue
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Flight disruption ‘not caused by any incorrect actions’ – report
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Harry plays pickleball with children as controversy continues to cloud royals
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Flynn challenges UK Government on ‘wholly unacceptable’ English whisky decision
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Police enquiries ‘ongoing’ after two women spiked at Worcestershire bar