NEWS
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‘Once it’s gone, it’s gone forever’ Decision on plan for 4 homes on greenfield site
FULL planning permission has been refused to build four homes on a greenfield site outside a village’s defined development boundary. Christian Jones had been seeking full planning permission from Wychavon District Council to build four homes off Pershore Road in Little Comberton. Planners ultimately refused the application on May 20 for reasons including the homes… More
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Legal notice handed out after issues with drinking water quality in Worcester
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Beastie House report deeply troubling and it must be taken seriously – Swinney
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Adventurer becomes first British woman to cross Atlantic by hydrogen balloon
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Ukraine will not ‘silently die’, vows Zelensky ahead of talks at No 10
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Israel strikes Beirut’s southern suburbs days after US-supported ceasefire deal
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Councillors want awards scheme for Worcestershire’s volunteers
Councillors want a county-wide awards ceremony to recognise the hard work of volunteers. At a corporate and communities committee meeting on Monday (June 1), the idea of an awards scheme for Worcestershire volunteers was floated by Councillor Karen May. She said: “I think recognition is most important – it’s the greatest motivator to people contributing…. More
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‘Nurturing’ nursery named best in region by parents
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Legendary classic and motorsport cars to be on display at Worcestershire festival
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Police planned intervention during trial of Henry Nowak’s killer
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MPs question whether troubled Ajax armoured vehicle is fit for purpose
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PM to host Zelensky and leaders of France and Germany for No 10 talks
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‘Pawsome’ volunteers praised for helping homeless hounds
A rehoming centre is giving a special round of “appaws” to its team of dedicated dog-loving helpers. As part of National Volunteers’ Week, Dogs Trust Evesham has paid tribute to its 130 volunteers who give around 530 hours of their time each month to support the care of homeless dogs. Volunteers’ Week is an annual… More
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Independent estate agent reveals where he would really like to live
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Evesham outdoor swimmer offers riverside charity ball invites
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Decision made on plan for 94-place nursery on ‘notorious rat run’
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The free holiday must-have that could save Brits thousands on their travels
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‘We worked through wind and rain on new play area that gives hope to children’
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Rapids have “more to offer” after clinical Glamorgan victory
WORCESTERSHIRE Rapids vice-captain starred for his side in a comfortable 27-run win over Glamorgan – but still feels his side is yet to hit its straps. Adam Hose has revealed Rapids have “more to offer” despite collecting their third win in four group matches after the clinical Glamorgan victory. “I feel like I have been… More
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UK airline collapses into administration amid spiralling fuel costs and pressures
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Worcestershire electric car owners to benefit from 250 new chargers
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Princess Royal’s son Peter Phillips marries NHS nurse Harriet Sperling
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King and Queen defy downpours to revive royal tradition at Epsom Derby
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Israeli troops kill Palestinian baby after firing at vehicle – health officials
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Why isn’t city battle listed in top 10 British battles ranked online?
A shocked heritage champion has asked why an important city battle which forged our democracy is not included in online search lists of ‘top 10 battles in Britain’. Daniel Daniels, chairman of the Battle of Worcester Society, was surprised to discover that online searches did not include the Battle of Worcester as one of ‘the… More
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Woman did cocaine before driving on 60mph road
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Over 20,000 speeding fines handed out thanks to mobile cameras in Worcestershire
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‘This raises questions on late delivery of post in Malvern and surrounding areas’
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Daughter turns to dogs to help cope after mum’s death – and now she’s up for an award
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Kindness starts early for man and dog taking on 250-mile charity challenge
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Cyclists to tackle 200-mile ride with 8,000ft climb in charity challenge
A gruelling cycling challenge is set to test riders across more than 200 miles of tough terrain and a 8,000ft climb. The two-day event will raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support and is backed by Platform Housing Group. Colleagues, partners, and supporters will take part as part of Platform’s first major fundraising effort under its… More
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Electricity usage forecast to spike during England and Scotland World Cup games
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Final day as BBC director-general for Tim Davie
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New AI tool which colour-codes the body during live surgery used in UK-first
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Lib Dem Liam McArthur first MSP returned – winning with record vote share
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Royal family to gather in Cotswold village for wedding of Peter Phillips