NEWS
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DUP party officers to meet amid ongoing fall-out over Drumcree dispute
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Celebrity Traitors to reveal who has been banished as series finale approaches
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‘Budget is bold enough’ despite limited ‘room for manoeuvre’, Andy Burnham says
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Losing presidential candidate Bolsonaro arrives in US via Argentina and Ecuador
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Shop owner explains why business has been going strong for 40 years
A hard-working family is celebrating 40 years at the heart of their community as friends and customers joined their big birthday party. The Sohal family has been running the shop, now a Select and Save, in Farmers Way in Westlands in Droitwich for the last four decades. One of the youngest members of the family,… More
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Pizza Hut company collapses into administration but Worcester jobs saved
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University of Worcester graduate lands creative internship with Severn Arts
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Worcester flood campaigner goes to Brussels as Brexit proves no barrier
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40mph limit proposed after Castlemorton Common animal deaths
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Motorist caught breaking M50 speed limit by 10mph while rushing to emergency banned
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Hundreds of homes across Scotland still without power after Storm Boelo damage
Hundreds of homes across Scotland are still without power on Wednesday following damage from Storm Boelo. The storm brought 84mph gusts and a third of a month’s rain to parts of Scotland as well as travel disruptions and power cuts. On Sunday, a 60-year-old man died after he was hit by a falling tree in… More
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Northern Ireland to miss out on further funding if budget not agreed – Bryant
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Budget 2026 forecasts: Which records have been set and milestones passed?
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Budget at a glance: What has John Healey announced?
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Swinney accused of ‘lying’ and ‘scaremongering’ with pensions comments
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Celebrity asks to block sexual misconduct claims, citing ‘potentially fatal’ impact
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First 100 guests to get free carvery as new restaurant opens in Bromsgrove
The first 100 guests at a new restaurant in Bromsgrove will receive a free carvery on opening day. The Toby Carvery site on Birmingham Road will open its doors on Thursday (October 29) giving local residents a new place to eat roast dinners. The launch will include a Toby Chef Hat Hunt, with 10 chef… More
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Kitchen firm ‘hugely proud’ after helping popular BBC show transform Bewdley home
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Swan rescued from busy ring road after ‘mid-air collision’ with lamppost
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Three arrested after £2,000 worth of perfume stolen from shop
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Police track down fleeing car and arrest man after making discovery
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Royal Mail reveals new stamps to mark Armistice Day and honour Armed Forces
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Judgment expected on challenge to Bryant’s Drumcree parade ban
A judgment is expected to be handed down later following a legal challenge to the decision by Secretary of State Sir Chris Bryant to ban the Drumcree Orange Order parade in Portadown. The Parades Commission earlier this year gave a green light to the parade completing its traditional route down the mainly nationalist Garvaghy Road… More
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Macklemore: Free Palestine show was ‘one of most beautiful moments’ of my life
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Majority of responses to consultation on smoking Bill ‘generated by AI bots’
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King to acknowledge ‘great suffering of the past’ during visit to Caribbean
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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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Construction team swap hi-vis for pink jackets to raise £2,425 for cancer research
Construction teams swapped their usual hi-vis for pink jackets to raise funds for breast cancer research. Workers at Spitfire Homes’ Blackthorn collection in Crowle wore the colourful clothing to support Breast Cancer Now’s Wear it Pink campaign, raising £2,425 as part of a wider Midlands effort. The campaign took place on Friday, October 23, and… More
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Worcester family firm has message for Chancellor ahead of Autumn Budget
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Garden centre opens Christmas department in October, with celebrity appearance
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Judgment reserved in Government appeal to Supreme Court over Sean Brown inquiry
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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
Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband said he was “deeply concerned” after MPs said they were detained for eight hours by Israeli authorities and denied entry to the West Bank. Labour’s Clive Lewis and the SNP’s Lara Bird, along with MSP Kate Nevens of the Scottish Greens, said they were interrogated and denied access to the territory… More
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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
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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