NEWS
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Police vow to catch violent offenders during Glasgow migration protest
A “significant investigation” to catch those taking part in violence in Glasgow at the weekend is under way, Police Scotland said. The force said the disorder on Saturday was “nothing short of a disgrace” as it warned offenders taking part in “deplorable acts” will be caught. Violence erupted at Glasgow Green and around the city… More
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Water supply outage leaves Gatwick passengers with no working toilets
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Berlin Pride attack suspect shot dead by police
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What we know after city centre alleyway cordoned off by police in early hours
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Man who allegedly stole BuzzBallz amongst 3 ‘shoplifters’ arrested in 2 days
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Warning to anglers at police investigate illegal fishing at city park
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Business owner closes shop after 15 months and leaves heartfelt goodbye message
A BROAD Street business owner has closed his shop for good after 15 months in Worcester. 50 Scents on Broad Street officially closed yesterday (July 25) after ‘a rollercoaster of a journey’. The business had been closed for a renovation; however, 50 Scents will not reopen ‘after things did not go as planned’. Owner of… More
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Care home summer fete brings community together
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Dublin museum employee charged with possessing explosives in Irish border case
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Sainsbury’s to increase British salad produce amid drought fears abroad
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Burnham says he will defend Britain’s national interest in dealings with Trump
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Police identify suspect in Berlin pride van attack which left one person dead
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‘They are awesome’ as full vegimal line-up together for final time
TEN fruit and vegimals are together for the final time before going on safari in Evesham. The unique creations are currently being painted in Worcester by artist Catt Standen, before being released into the wild tomorrow (July 24). Set to be placed throughout Evesham, the fruit and vegimals summer safari aims to promote alternatives to… More
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Man avoids immediate jail after assaulting police officer
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The most popular baby names for new-borns in Worcester in 2025 revealed
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Man sentenced for obstructing emergency services and committing assaults
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Leftover chicken drumsticks could have caused death of cygnet in Worcester
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Fifteen arrested after violence breaks out at anti-migrant protest in Glasgow
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Do not cancel travel plans over wildfires, urges French minister
A French foreign minister has urged tourists not to cancel their travel plans despite unprecedented wildfires in the country’s south west. Éléonore Caroit, the minister for international partnerships, said that although France was facing an “exceptionally intense” fire season, tourists should visit as long as they remain well-informed. Massive forest fires have forced the evacuation… More
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Man charged in connection with bomb seized near border
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France and Spain battle wildfires as more than 250,000 people are forced to flee
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Pizzeria chain plans to open on Broad Street
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Community gathers for family fun day at pub
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Firefighters ‘worked tirelessly’ to tackle tip fire as new pictures released
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Family-run nursery awarded royal warrant by the King
A family-run tree nursery has been awarded a royal warrant by King Charles III. Frank P Matthews, based in Tenbury Wells, produces over one million trees each year, supplying customers across the UK, including the royal household. The royal warrant recognises the company’s consistent quality, service and excellence, following more than eight years of supplying… More
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Farm attraction offers families extra summer savings
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Blue Light Card reveals travel discounts and money-saving tips members shouldn’t miss
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End of an era for award-winning pizza restaurant ahead of city centre exit
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Cairngorms wildfire a ‘very serious situation’, John Swinney says
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‘Breathing room’ promises have squeezed fiscal headroom, says think tank
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Scottish Government holds response meeting after Cairngorms wildfire evacuation
First Minister John Swinney has chaired a meeting of the Scottish Government’s Resilience Room (SGoRR) after homes were evacuated amid a wildfire in the Cairngorms National Park. People in the Nethy Bridge area were evacuated as a precaution after Police Scotland declared the blaze a major incident. It comes amid warnings that changing weather conditions,… More
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Shed at Historic National Trust manor house targeted by thieves
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Man drove Ford on M5 in dangerous condition while children were not safely restrained
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Motorist receives fines totalling over £7000 for speeding offences
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Playground makeover completed in time for summer holidays
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Recycling centre increases weekend booking limit after complaints
