NEWS
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King to acknowledge ‘great suffering of the past’ during visit to Caribbean
The King will begin his tour of the Caribbean by acknowledging the “great suffering of the past” and confirm Commonwealth leaders will discuss the legacy of slavery at a summit he will open. Charles arrived in the Bahamas to a ceremonial welcome and later will attend a youth parade where he is due to deliver… More
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Heart of Worcestershire College open day to showcase four campuses next month
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Photographer wins Pride of Worcestershire award for charity work
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University of Worcester students invited to fortnightly therapy dog sessions
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Worcester speech therapist among just three UK specialists in childhood apraxia
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Serious crash in city road near schools prompts demands to slash speed limit
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Judgment reserved in Government appeal to Supreme Court over Sean Brown inquiry
Judgment has been reserved on a Government appeal to the Supreme Court to overturn a decision compelling it to hold a public inquiry into a Troubles killing that has been linked to state agents. Sean Brown, 61, chairman of Bellaghy Wolfe Tones Gaelic Athletic Club in Co Londonderry, was ambushed, kidnapped and murdered by loyalist… More
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Fact check: UK forecast to have third-fastest growth in G7 this year
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Russell Brand told police ‘very promiscuous’ celebrity life ‘reframed’ as rape
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Miliband ‘deeply concerned’ after MPs say they were detained on way to West Bank
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Localised Russia-Ukraine ceasefire starts as Nordic leaders speak to Putin
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European, American or French: how one extra zero changes the whole game
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20-year-old remains in critical condition after ‘devastating’ assault
A man remains in a critical condition several weeks after a serious assault in Stourport. Detectives are renewing their appeal for information following a serious assault in Stourport on Friday (October 2). West Mercia Police said they were called to Sandy Lane Industrial Estate at around 1.30pm following a report that a man had been… More
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Wetherspoons statement after customer ‘turned away over poppy’
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Pershore talk to unpick the 1,000-year-old Bayeux Tapestry
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Worcestershire patients asked what REALLY happens when they leave hospital
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Windy weather persists in Scotland after deadly storms over weekend
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Weather warnings in place as UK braced for more strong winds and heavy rain
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King begins tour of Caribbean as calls grow for slavery apology
The King is to begin a tour of the Caribbean as calls mount for him to apologise for Britain’s role in slavery. Charles will arrive in Antigua for a nine-day visit to the region after the Commonwealth’s secretary general Shirley Botchwey said last week it “wouldn’t hurt” when asked during an interview if the King… More
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Further disruption expected in Scotland as fresh weather warning in place
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Upton church plans community centre transformation after toilet fundraising drive
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Police officer banned for sharing victims’ confidential details as gossip on WhatsApp
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Halloween evening with £13 street food coming to Worcestershire barn
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‘One of the UK’s best’: Tributes paid to Worcester composer who died at the age of 71
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Group behind 2 award-winning Worcester businesses named finalists in national awards
A HOSPITALITY group behind two well-loved city restaurants has been named among finalists in a national awards scheme. ART Hospitality, formerly known as A Rule of Tum, operates Burger Shop and Maneki Ramen in Worcester. The business has been shortlisted for Best Hospitality Group at the 2027 Bar Magazine Awards. READ MORE: Inside pub which… More
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Delight as forgotten jewellery found in Malvern attic sells for over £500,000
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UK frozen food company stocked in 1,000 stores collapses into liquidation and closes
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Tributes to man killed by tree during Storm Boelo as more high winds forecast
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Lula secures Brazil election win but faces hurdle as Bolsonaro contests results
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BBC agrees to pay £400,000-plus to Jewish producer after antisemitism complaint
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Fresh warnings issued as strong winds and heavy rain forecast after two storms
Fresh weather warnings have been issued as strong winds and heavy rain are on the way after two storms battered Britain. Yellow wind warnings will be in place for western areas of the UK on Monday and Tuesday as gales and spells of rain bring the potential for ongoing disruption, particularly around exposed coasts and… More
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Unison urges Glasgow City Council staff to reject pay package
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54 jobs lost as UK construction company collapses into administration after 11 years
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UK drivers over age of 70 issued Highway Code rule update
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Letter written to council over ‘unnecessary’ traffic chaos caused by temporary lights
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Diddly Squat jobs at risk as Jeremy Clarkson issues blunt warning to staff