NEWS
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Team to play all day to help save storm-damaged organ
An open day to raise funds for repairs to a 100-year-old organ is set to take place. St Martin’s Church on London Road, Worcester, will host Organ Gift Day on Saturday, July 4, with a full programme of informal recitals by a team of local musicians from 10.30am to 4pm. The event aims to raise… More
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Ambulance service celebrates 20 years of innovation
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10cc co-founder and hitmaker to perform in Worcester
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10-week resurfacing work to take place at city car park
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Shoplifter given another suspended sentence after breaching suspended sentence
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Confetti flower field issues important notice to visitors
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BlueCrest says UK no longer a serious place to do business after court loss
Billionaire Michael Platt’s BlueCrest Capital Management has said the UK is “no longer a serious contender” as a place to do business after losing a £200 million legal battle against the UK tax authorities. On Wednesday, the firm lost a roughly four-year legal battle about how payouts for hedge fund traders should be taxed. It… More
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Riad Bouchaker found guilty of attempting to murder three children in Dublin
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King celebrates achievements of Royal Regiment of Scotland on 20th anniversary
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Two arrested after unfurling ‘love’ banner on Empire State Building antenna
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Dundee University principals paid nearly £300,000 after stepping down
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Six diners who feasted on lobster and drinks leave restaurant £400 out of pocket
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Man fined for making homophobic comments during incident
A MAN has been fined for making homophobic comments during an incident. Christopher Jagger, 69, has admitted to using threatening or abusive words likely to cause harassment or distress in an incident in Worcester. READ MORE: Suspended sentence for Worcester man who breached suspended sentence He appeared at Worcester Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday (June 30),… More
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Hundreds of e-scooters and e-bikes seized but are they ‘a menace’ or ‘the future’?
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Woman who offered home to Ukrainian teen celebrates his 21st
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Mystery surronds future of city store as major High Street chain reveals 150 closures
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England fan spends £40,000 house deposit on World Cup trip with father
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Donald Trump’s £30m income from UK golf resorts dwarfed by crypto earnings
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Defence Secretary faces questions on £4.7bn funding gap left to Andy Burnham
Defence Secretary Dan Jarvis is facing questions over a £4.7 billion black hole in the plan to raise defence spending and whether Andy Burnham was blindsided by the need to plug that gap in his first budget. Sir Keir Starmer announced £15 billion of spending over the next four years to support the Defence Investment… More
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Retailers caught selling e-scooters for ‘commuting’ despite road ban
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Downs Syndrome family support group marks 40th anniversary
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Car meet to raise funds for alternative education charity
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Hidden horticultural gems to open their gates for charity
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Worcester man jailed for sex offences moved to hospice to be near family
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Man found with two large swords at home
A MAN was caught with two large swords at his home in Malvern. The largest weapon that James Maloney had was 70cm long, or more than two feet, and was described as a curved blade sword. READ MORE: Children ‘still have nightmares’ after woman’s ill treatment The other was 50cm or approximately 1ft six inches…. More
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Jury deliberations in Noah Donohoe inquest to extend into second day
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Warnings of infectious diseases and overwhelmed hospitals after Venezuela quakes
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Meeting the King ‘great honour’, says charity star at royal garden party
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Bank of England boss insists it is ‘not complacent’ about tackling UK inflation
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Number in DUP knew about claim over Donaldson behaviour to woman – Poots
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Heartbreak after shrine to Worcester legend ‘vandalised’ – and his real name revealed
A grieving community has been devastated by an attack on the shrine of a city ‘legend’ and ‘character’ as police investigate the vandalism and tributes continue to pour in. Video footage has emerged of a woman knocking items off the memorial to ‘Kenny’ or ‘Ken’ outside the Co-op in Lichfield Avenue in Ronkswood, Worcester. The… More
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Dozens of Worcester pupils forced out of city as £63m school plan scrapped
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The battle to support homelessness and rough sleeping in Worcester amid rising costs
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First pupils prepare to leave Worcester’s newest school
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Children ‘still have nightmares’ after woman’s ill treatment
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Hidden garden that ‘amazes’ visitors to open to public on one day