NEWS
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M&S brings back iconic St Michael label in major fashion collaboration with Aries
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Lewes railway closed ‘for at least another ten days’ after derailment
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Several dead and injured in crash after car drove on wrong side of motorway
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Pilot injured in light aircraft crash at First World War-era aerodrome event
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Cambridge professor says university should continue Jason Arday investigation
The University of Cambridge should press ahead with its investigation into how Professor Jason Arday was appointed and his time teaching at the institution, his friend and former colleague has said. Prof Arday, who was found dead on Friday, resigned from his post as professor of sociology of education last week after allegations of plagiarism… More
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Campaigners celebrate as new pedestrian crossing is finally installed
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Extra volunteers wanted for Worcester City Runs
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Jeremy Clarkson beats hosepipe ban with green lawns at Cotswolds pub
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Brand-new pantry and gourmet food shop opens in town
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Town’s cinema celebrates ‘amazing’ opening for new venue and bar
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What was your local Chinese’s latest hygiene rating?
We’ve rounded up the latest food hygiene ratings for Chinese restaurants and takeaways across Worcester, as published by the Food Standards Agency. The ratings are based on the most recent inspections and give customers a snapshot of food hygiene standards. Cheng Ye Chines Restaurant 61 Lowesmoor, Worcester. 4/5 Chee Wei Take Away 2 Abbotsbury Court,… More
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Worcester’s ‘oldest pub’ approved to install solar panels to roof
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Aldi calls on other supermarkets to provide product that ‘should be a basic right’
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Worcester Cathedral invites pets to special blessing service
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When moles threatened to puncture a Worcestershire canal project
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Magnitude 7.7 earthquake strikes off Indonesia’s coast, killing at least 47
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Government needs to win back trust of farmers, says Andy Burnham
Andy Burnham said the Government has a “long way to go to build back trust” with farmers, and that the UK needs to “guarantee our own food production going forward”. It comes as the Prime Minister unveiled a £65 million funding package for farmers, amid fears hot, dry weather could drive up food prices on… More
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Crowd bursts into rendition of Bonnie Tyler hit as coffin returns home
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Swinney urges commentators to ‘consider impact of words’ after Jason Arday death
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Iran claims Qatar holding pilots as UAE says ship attacked in Strait of Hormuz
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Proposed demolition of store without replacement will leave community ‘vulnerable’
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Landlord returns after heart attack with big plans for ‘best-kept secret’ pub
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Drought so severe in Worcestershire rain may not save us, Met Office Warns
THE dry spell affecting Worcestershire and Herefordshire is so severe that rain may not bring the counties out of drought, a Met Office weather expert has warned. Autumn rainfall is not guaranteed to reverse the drought conditions affecting most of England and all of Wales, a Met Office weather expert has warned. Will Lang, the… More
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The Fold in Bransford wants a top business to join the community
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Worcester Bosch announced as official sponsor of city football club
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Care home launches new day care service to support families
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Care home summer fete brings community together for fun afternoon
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How city health shop went from high street chain to ‘thriving’ independent business
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Grande thanks fans for support at O2 gig after announcing break from public life
Ariana Grande has thanked fans for their “overwhelming” support as she began her O2 residency following the news she is to step back from public life. The concert on Saturday night, which is the first of 10 nights at the north Greenwich venue, began with a curtain falling down to reveal the 33-year-old in a… More
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“Forever home” plans refused over “dominant” scale and design concerns
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Carers have just days left to act as DWP plans major benefits rules shake-up
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Urgent food warning as Tesco, Waitrose and Home Bargains recall products
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New plan helps households prepare for emergencies
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60,000 visitors flock to Evesham for medieval festival
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Young couple ‘fearing for lives’ amid drug use and vandalism outside Platform flat
A YOUNG couple are “fearing for their lives” after being plagued by anti-social behaviour and drug use outside their Platform flat. Amy Brown said the drug use outside the one-bedroom flat off Pickersleigh Road in Malvern has become so bad that her seven-month-old baby’s blanket sometimes smells of cannabis. “When my daughter goes to bed,… More
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What we know so far about Worcestershire wildfires that are forcing home evacuations
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Why can I smell smoke? Worcester and Malvern residents wake up to smoke clouds
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Surge in 999 call after ‘apocalyptic’ fires across Worcestershire and West Midlands
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Firefighters on marathon 14-hour shift following wildfires across the West Midlands
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Major fashion retailer returns to UK high street 7 years after closing all stores