NEWS
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England fans embracing Texas culture as Three Lions prepare for World Cup opener
England fans have said they are embracing Texas culture as they bought cowboy hats and boots ahead of the Three Lions’ World Cup opener. Supporters gathered in Dallas Fort Worth on Monday to soak up the atmosphere two days before England’s game against Croatia at the AT&T Stadium in nearby Arlington. Russell, from Stoke-on-Trent, proudly… More
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Folklore, art and creative health symposium draws 130 people to city
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Community-owned pub awarded grant to improve wildlife garden
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Newly crowned ‘best care home’ to hold open day
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One of the biggest military shows in the UK to return to Evesham this week
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MP urges people to act as trail hunting faces potential ban
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All staff made redundant as engineering company placed into administration
All staff have been made redundant after a manufacturing company ceased trading. The UK company was placed into administration by its owner, with the loss of 53 jobs. Glacier Energy Manufacturing Limited was impacted by a downturn in demand in the North Sea oil and gas sector. The energy industry engineer and manufacturer was part… More
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Government food price caps would be ‘preposterous and idiotic’, say supermarkets
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More than 100 arrested at protest outside court amid Palestine Action ruling
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Court of Appeal’s Palestine Action ruling paves way for scores of criminal cases
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Police say 35 arrests made after disorder that followed Belfast stabbing
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How two road cleaners caused rush hour chaos – but councils say they’re ‘not ours’
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Fly-tippers who dumped huge pile of rubbish blocking road “have no morals”
A COUNCILLOR said fly-tippers “obviously have no morals whatsoever” after a large pile of rubbish was left roadside in a village. A large pile of rubbish was dumped on Withybed Lane in Inkberrow, blocking one half of the road. Wychavon Councillor Ben Hurdman, who represents Inkberrow and surrounding villages, said: “It’s just really disappointing to… More
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Two Worcester pubs to offer free pints during World Cup
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Neighbours object to plan for “large-scale, 24-hour institutional facility”
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Worcestershire man among eight arrested at ‘Stop the Boats’ protest
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Starmer says Strait of Hormuz must stay open after Iran-US peace deal announced
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Trump celebrates 80th birthday with Iran peace deal and White House cage-fights
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How to pronounce name of popular city park with important historical significance
It is the city park that has left many visitors second-guessing how to say it out loud – but the story behind its name is of important historical significance. But it’s more than just a tongue-twister – it’s a title rooted in a moment of bravery. How to pronounce Gheluvelt Park Parade Marshall John Walters… More
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‘We’re living in a sewer’ – What life is like on one of the UK’s most flooded streets
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Woman caught driving minibus while three times over alcohol limit
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Residents say plan for 180 homes would ruin ‘iconic’ view of Malvern Hills
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Man loses over 10 stone after being “horrified” at picture of himself
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Dragon’s Den star to open revamped store at Worcestershire shopping destination
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Reality bus brings autism awareness experience to college students
More than 100 learners and staff have taken part in an immersive autism awareness event. The Autism Reality Experience Bus visited the Heart of Worcestershire College’s Worcester and Bromsgrove campuses last month. The experience offered a hands-on simulation designed to deepen understanding of sensory overload and daily challenges faced by some autistic individuals. Funded by… More
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Major UK clothing chain to close 11 stores in the coming days – see the full list
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Warning over batch cooking trend as families ‘put at risk’
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UK pest control company at risk of closing after 3 years as it enters administration
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UK and Japan building ‘new era of co-operation’, says Starmer
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Don’t ‘blow it’, Trump warns Israel and Iran as strikes threaten emerging deal
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Putin and Zelensky each speak to Trump as drone strikes kill two in Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky each spoke by phone to US President Donald Trump on Sunday, as Mr Trump marked his 80th birthday and the war in Ukraine remained a flashpoint ahead of this week’s G7 summit. Mr Putin’s call with Mr Trump lasted just under an hour, according to Russian… More
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Ex-Sturgeon aide calls for independent inquiry into Murrell embezzlement case
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Grenfell demonstrators embrace firefighters during anniversary march
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Jeremy Clarkson ‘seething’ after ‘massacre’ at Cotswolds farm
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Ryanair facing investigation over ‘harsh’ optional charge for parents on seating
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Charity shop worker reveals the best time you need to visit to grab a bargain
