NEWS
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Man shot dead in ‘senseless act of violence’ – police say
Police have launched a murder investigation after a 40-year-old man was shot dead as people gathered for a memorial service in west London. Officers were called to the scene in East Acton just before 7.50pm on Friday, after members of the public reported hearing shots fired, the Metropolitan Police said. The force added that around… More
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Sixth man arrested over suspected RAF Fairford terror plot bailed
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Three pubs in and around Malvern praised in 2027 Good Beer Guide
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Highly ranked pizzeria gearing up to open in former Mountain Warehouse site
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Village pub says ‘difficult goodbye’ as it announces closure
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National Trust reveals the best Worcestershire autumnal walks in 2026
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Disease-carrying ticks ‘living for longer’ in UK thanks to hotter summers
Disease-carrying ticks are living for longer in the UK thanks to heatwaves, an expert has said. It has previously not been warm enough for hyalomma ticks to survive into adulthood. While still rare, it is something health officials are “starting to pick up a bit more”, according to Dr Jolyon Medlock, head of medical entomology… More
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Water companies should be nationalised immediately, Greens to say
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Two men to appear in court charged with suspected terror plot
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Co-pilot who nearly crashed plane barred by Oman over extremism concerns
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Tenbury Wells Applefest returns with more than 250 varieties
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Stop using warnings issued at Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury’s and more UK supermarkets
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Three young Worcester dancers to perform with professionals in prestigious production
Three young Worcester dancers have earned a place in a major ballet production. Olivia McKelvie, Ivy Silk, and Annabelle Stelling-Cound are all aged 10 and will perform in English Youth Ballet’s (EYB) production of Swan Lake at the Wolverhampton Grand Theatre on October 9th and 10th. The trio overcame competitive auditions and will join an… More
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On the front line: past photos of county firefighters
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Stalker and prolific paedophile among those jailed in September
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‘This can’t be happening’ – Footage shows arrests over online child sexual abuse
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Worcestershire MP calls for more prisons as fears grow over early release
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Car destroyed by M5 fire which caused huge tailbacks
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Man sentenced after assaulting woman in Worcester
A MAN has been sentenced after he assaulted a woman in Worcester. Joshua Khalique, 26, admitted to injuring the woman during an incident, which took place in the city last month. READ NEXT: Armed drug dealers who sold cocaine in Worcester begin stretch behind bars He appeared at Worcester Magistrates’ Court on Thursday, October 1,… More
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Worcester bakery set to close amid rising costs
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Full list of new Aldi stores opening across the UK before Christmas
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Upton-upon-Severn supermarket named the UK’s best independent retailer
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Greens ‘absolutely united’, Polanski claims amid warnings about Gaza debate
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Former Eljamel patient’s ‘shock’ at health board’s approach to inquiry
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One of Britain’s most famous astronauts to visit Worcestershire this weekend
ONEof Britain’s most famous astronauts is set to visit Worcestershire this weekend as part of a nationwide tour exploring the future of space travel. Tim Peake will appear at the Festival Theatre in Malvern on Saturday, October 3, as part of his ASTRONAUTS: The Quest to Explore Space Tour 2026. Peake became the first British-born… More
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Jeremy Clarkson-backed Formula 1 team turns £8m profit
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New Channel 5 drama revisits notorious Worcestershire ‘road rage’ murder case
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TV legend Richard Hammond in career update amid multiple court cases
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Hospice incurs £100,000 each year on ‘unusable’ charity shop donations
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Jobs lost as UK high street chain shuts 19 more stores amid plans to close 150 sites
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Three Worcestershire gardens open for charity in final NGS events of 2026
Three Worcestershire gardens are opening their gates to visitors for charity. The final public openings of the year are part of the National Garden Scheme (NGS), which raises funds for nursing and health charities by giving people the chance to explore privately owned gardens. In Worcestershire, the last three participating gardens for 2026 offer visitors… More
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Putin says Russia will use ‘all weapons’ in its arsenal if territory attacked
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Sixth man arrested in connection with suspected RAF Fairford terror plot
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Mother petitions Parliament calling for paid breastfeeding breaks
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Drumcree talks end without agreement
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First Glastonbury 2027 tickets sell out in 30 minutes