NEWS
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UK manufacturing company enters administration after 68 years of business
A UK manufacturing firm that specialises in steel and aluminium products has entered administration after 68 years. Autostructures UK, which is based in Telford, appointed administrators towards the end of March. It worked as a supplier for JCB for 30 years, providing over 22,000 chassis frames and helping the company make the world’s fastest tractor…. More
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UK to host Hormuz planning meeting as Trump deadline looms for Iran
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NHS urges patients to come forward as normal amid ‘difficult’ six-day strike
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Parents of student killed by Valdo Calocane slam ‘grotesque’ police actions
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Artemis II begins journey home after reaching record distance from Earth
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Interest rates on plan 2 and 3 student loans to be capped at 6%
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Sadness as café closes in Malvern after three years
THE owner of a café in Malvern said he was “very sad” to be closing after three years in the town centre. Jon Hamilton shared an emotional farewell to customers as he announced that Coffee Culture’s site on Worcester Road would be closing. He said that the landlord of the premises had enacted a break… More
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Students land £5,000 investment for children’s reading idea
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‘Save our icon’: Battle to stop BT removing city’s historic phone box
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Air strikes on Iran kill more than 25 as Trump’s Strait of Hormuz deadline looms
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John Swinney says he wants to ‘press on’ with independence referendum in 2028
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Major supermarkets face call to reinstate pay in line with real living wage
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Ceasefire proposal sent to US and Iran as air strikes leave 25 dead
Israel and the United States have carried out a wave of attacks which killed more than 25 people in Iran as mediators circulated a new ceasefire proposal. Tehran responded with missile fire on Israel and its Gulf neighbours as US President Donald Trump’s deadline for Tehran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz loomed. Explosions rang… More
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North Korean leader’s teenage daughter ‘can be viewed as his heir’
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Firefighters spotted on main road overnight – here’s why
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What was happening on this day 60 years ago?
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Baby signing class celebrates new Peppa Pig storyline at Easter party
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Five beautiful Cotswolds villages perfect to visit this spring
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Businesses urged to be prepared with sweeping changes to employment laws
A COUNTY lawyer has urged businesses to be prepared with sweeping changes to employment laws this week. Sally Morris, partner and head of employment law at Worcester law firm mfg Solicitors in The Tything, is warning firms after the government introduced wide-ranging reforms from today. Part of updates to the Employment Rights Bill, they will… More
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UK estate agents collapses into liquidation with viewings cancelled
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‘Tiny fluffballs’ rescued from the side of the road
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4 major changes to National Trust sites in and around Worcestershire
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Classic car display events to return to National Trust site for 2026
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‘Hidden gem’ brewery tap room set to reopen in town centre with new manager at helm
