NEWS
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Jeremy Clarkson reveals cancer diagnosis in Clarkson’s Farm episode
Jeremy Clarkson has revealed he has been diagnosed with cancer. The former Top Gear host shared the news in the latest episodes of the fifth season of his series Clarkson’s Farm, saying the disease was “aggressive” but had been discovered early. “I’ve got cancer,” Clarkson told farm manager Kaleb Cooper and land agent Charlie Ireland… More
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Concert to celebrate internationally renowned composer’s work
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Exciting tapas dinner and cookery demo coming to restaurant
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Award-winning burger van to stop at popular military show
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Road to close for repairs to house after crash
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UK supermarket announces major change to popular meal deal
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Former River City star was ‘controlling and manipulative’, woman tells court
Actor Iain Robertson was “emotionally controlling and manipulative” before later becoming violent, a woman has told a court. The former River City star is alleged to have behaved in a “threatening or abusive manner” towards the woman on multiple occasions between December 2013 and July 2015. He is also charged with assaulting her on two… More
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Senior PSNI officer admits ‘mistakes’ left Noah Donohoe’s mother without answers
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Starmer says he and Trump ‘get on really well’ as they meet at G7
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Racing dreams dashed for King and Queen on opening day of Royal Ascot
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Residents react to ‘landmark’ twin masts being shut down
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‘How dare they!’ – Council challenges ‘outrageous’ government planning sanction
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Worcester pub accused of ‘bribing’ customers to leave good reviews by Tripadvisor
A CITY pub has been accused of ‘bribing’ customers to leave positive reviews on TripAdvisor. Bluebell Farm, Horn Hill Road, Worcester, is being investigated by the popular online review site following concerns that it had attempted to manipulate its popularity ranking. A spokesperson for the Greene King-owned pub said it was working with TripAdvisor to… More
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Town to look like the wild west for annual carnival this weekend
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Marketing agency expands team after post-pandemic boom
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Pizza restaurant launches competition to support local football teams
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Worcester landlords warned to act before key deadline
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Worcester engineer develops digital platform to assess supplier risks
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Cities where average price tag on a home has jumped highest in past decade
Manchester has been identified as Britain’s top hotspot for growth in average asking prices for homes in cities over the past decade. London languishes at the bottom of the list of percentage increases, compiled by property website Rightmove. The percentage increase in the average price tag on a home in Manchester over the past 10… More
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England fans embracing Texas culture as Three Lions prepare for World Cup opener
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Folklore, art and creative health symposium draws 130 people to city
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Community-owned pub awarded grant to improve wildlife garden
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Newly crowned ‘best care home’ to hold open day
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One of the biggest military shows in the UK to return to Evesham this week
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‘Leading’ UK construction company files for administration after 52 years
A “leading” UK construction firm has filed for administration after being in business for 52 years. Ardmore Group’s businesses, including its construction and major projects arms, have filed a notice of intention to appoint administrators. This has left nine active projects in London in limbo, including a £500m scheme with laboratories and housing in King’s… More
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All staff made redundant as engineering company placed into administration
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Government food price caps would be ‘preposterous and idiotic’, say supermarkets
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More than 100 arrested at protest outside court amid Palestine Action ruling
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Court of Appeal’s Palestine Action ruling paves way for scores of criminal cases
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Police say 35 arrests made after disorder that followed Belfast stabbing
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How two road cleaners caused rush hour chaos – but councils say they’re ‘not ours’
A motorist says two slow ‘council’ road cleaners travelling in opposite directions at the same time caused traffic chaos on a busy road at rush hour – but two councils say they are not their vehicles. One driver shared this photo of one of the road cleaning vehicles on the A44 Spetchley Road, near Worcester… More
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Fly-tippers who dumped huge pile of rubbish blocking road “have no morals”
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Two Worcester pubs to offer free pints during World Cup
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Neighbours object to plan for “large-scale, 24-hour institutional facility”
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Worcestershire man among eight arrested at ‘Stop the Boats’ protest
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Starmer says Strait of Hormuz must stay open after Iran-US peace deal announced