NEWS
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Police disperse crowds amid ‘disorder’ after Celtic’s Scottish Premiership win
Police are dispersing crowds in the Trongate area of Glasgow due to “disorder”, after Celtic fans gathered there following their Scottish Premiership title win. Hundreds of supporters gathered in the area to celebrate their team’s victory against Hearts. A statement from Police Scotland said: “Police are dealing with disorder in the Trongate area of Glasgow…. More
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Vet reveals ‘prescription trap’ costing pet owners £200 a year in hidden fees
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Road blocked after car overturns near Evesham
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BBC reveals future of Top Gear as reports suggest an upcoming reboot for fans
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Campaigners want legal change to make drivers stop for injured cats
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We visit 300ft waterfall and gorge worth the day trip from Worcestershire
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Pets at Home to host free fun sessions for children during half term
Pets at Home is hosting free Pet Pals workshops for youngsters during the half-term holiday. Children can enjoy learning about creating suitable homes for various pets, including small animals, fish, reptiles, cats, and dogs. Participants will receive an activity pack with stickers, a certificate, and new Pet Pals characters. They’ll also have the opportunity to… More
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‘Not foreseeable’ someone would access culvert where schoolboy’s body found
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‘Unprecedented’ police operation in capital as tens of thousands to protest
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Carrie Johnson says police treatment of sexual assault victims needs to evolve
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Pressure on Starmer ramps up as Burnham one step closer to challenge
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Where to expect sheep and cattle to be grazing on Malvern Hills this May
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National Trust site promises its ‘open as usual’ despite road closure signs
A NATIONAL Trust site has promised it is “open as usual” despite road closure signs. Hanbury Hall has told visitors it remains open as usual even though there are road closure signs on Saltway. A spokesperson for Hanbury Hall said: “If you’re travelling to Hanbury from Droitwich or Worcester, please be aware there are currently… More
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Full list of people who can get money off their Council Tax – with many cut to zero
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Holidaymakers warned they could face £150,000 bills abroad over common mistake
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92-year-old to cycle 40 miles to raise money for hospice
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Pothole claims on unofficial diversion road spike after A449 closure imposed
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How does deputy leader’s suspension affect Worcestershire council?
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Funeral home branch boosted by distinction for director
A FUNERAL director has achieved a distinction in her professional qualification. Rachele Watson’s achievement means the Malvern branch of Jackson Family Funerals in Wells Road is now run by a fully-qualified team. This reinforces the company’s commitment to the highest professional standards within the sector across the region. Ms Watson said: “I came into the… More
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City centre gift shop to close temporarily on these dates
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National UK restaurant chain to close 23 sites after administration
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New store has officially opened at popular Cotswolds designer outlet
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Labour to include Andy Burnham in candidate selection for Makerfield by-election
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Poor relationship with Starmer will not overshadow King’s visit, Trump insists
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CQC praises adult social care at Worcestershire County Council
Worcestershire County Council has been praised for its approach to adult social care. The Care Quality Commission (CQC) rated the council as ‘good’ in meeting its duties under the Care Act 2014 following a three-day inspection in November 2025. The CQC’s assessment focused on how well the council supports people to access care, promotes independence… More
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Worcester councillor Richard Udall to step down after receiving death threats
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Council speaks on concerns dogs at kennel may be euthanised after noise complaints
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Estate agents enjoy big growth as ex-BBC actor joins firm
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Company gets behind marathon runner in fundraising efforts
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Curtains for Charles: King thrilled by grand opening at Royal Opera House
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Shakira and Burna Boy team up for official World Cup song
Shakira and Nigerian singer Burna Boy have teamed up to release the official song for the 2026 World Cup ahead of next month’s tournament. The duo officially released Dai Dai on Friday, with the Colombian singer celebrating the news on social media. “Dai Dai is here. The @fifaworldcup 2026 starts now!” she captioned an Instagram… More
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Reform UK donor behind Farage £5m gift named one of Britain’s richest people
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Heathrow expansion could be delivered by rival company, regulator says
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Enjoy a ‘Perfect 10’ evening with The South
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Top stand-ups join comedy club line-up for May
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RSPCA to hold jumble sale with clothing, books, bric-a-brac and more