NEWS
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Hundreds of bikers to ride through Worcestershire in memory of ‘key member’
HUNDREDS of motorbikes are set to ride through Worcestershire in memory of a “key member” of the motorcycle community. It is hoped that nearly 300 motorbikes will rev through Worcestershire and end at the Drum and Monkey’s in Upton in memory of Paul Harker. The 67-year-old was well known for owning the Drum and Monkey’s,… More
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Court orders action to protect fire damaged hotel
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Car with disabled sticker siezed by police for not having this one thing
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Two-day strike to cancel trains on a major route through Worcestershire
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£20m put aside to pay for major shake-up of councils in Worcestershire
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‘Unavoidable’ – council responds as drivers face another lengthy road closure
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Dubliner Pico Lopes welcomed back from World Cup ‘dream come true’
Roberto “Pico” Lopes has said playing for Cape Verde at the World Cup was a dream come true as he was welcomed back to Ireland by his family, neighbours and supporters. Lopes, 34, was greeted at Dublin Airport by his wife Leah and his eight-month-old son Diego, his mother Judie and Cape Verdean father Carlos…. More
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Kate talks dinosaurs and blows kisses during visit to children’s hospital
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Keir Starmer stepped in to stop Fifa moving England kick-off
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Morrisons confirms return of major in-store favourite feature after customer outcry
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Aldi £5 vouchers to cover England fans’ coffee this morning – but act quick
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How to get a free breakfast at Morrisons without buying anything
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New ‘gripping’ Channel 5 drama to explore notorious 1990s Worcestershire murder
A new Channel 5 drama is set to explore a Worcestershire murder case that gripped the nation in the 1990s. Suspect: The Road Rage Killer will explore the murder of Lee Harvey by his partner, Tracie Andrews. Andrews, then living at The Becks in Alvechurch, stabbed 25-year-old Mr Harvey 37 times at Alvechurch as the… More
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New heatwave warning as temperatures begin to rise again
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Deadly Russian missile and drone attack hits Ukrainian capital
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Defence Secretary visits Iceland amid ‘increasing Russian threats’
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ITV agrees to sell broadcasting arm to Sky for up to £1.6bn
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Thunderstorms delay England’s World Cup tie against Mexico
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England fans vow to wait ‘as long as it takes’ after Mexico game delay
England fans have vowed to wait as long as it takes to see the Three Lions take on Mexico in the World Cup after kick-off was delayed by an hour due to thunderstorms. Supporters have packed out pubs and bars after the Government said they could stay open until 5am on Monday to show the game…. More
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‘Excitement’ as non-profit organisation opens new outdoor dining area
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Exhumation carried out during infection control investigation
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Children’s nursing demonstration a hit at The Hive
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Huge scale of Worcester’s fuel theft crisis and why few people get caught
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The Daily Brief: Return to 30C as another heatwaves arrives
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Restaurant owner calls for more support from government in difficult landscape
A RESTAURANT owner calling for more support for hospitality venues has received backing from a Worcestershire MP. Morgan Sanders, director of Toast restaurant, has spoken about the issues plaguing businesses and stifling growth with Nigel Huddleston, MP for Droitwich and Evesham. Ms Sanders said: “I had a productive and positive meeting with Nigel Huddleston discussing… More
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Retired priest, 84, arrested at Palestine Action protest
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Senior Iranian officials back in public eye at funeral of former leader Khamenei
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Burnham says law banning football fans from drinking in stands is ‘wrong’
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Wildfires rage in Portugal, Spain and Greece as authorities warn of toxic smoke
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Top five huge acts to have perfomed in Worcester city centre
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Worcester Mela bursts into life with drums and dance
WORCESTER Mela burst into life with song, dance and visitors of all ages getting hands on with arts and crafts. The festival showcased the rich cultural highlights of South Asia, with music binding together the theme of ‘unity in diversity’. Visitors turned out in the baking weather for the event held at the University of… More
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Rare Beatrix Potter 50p coins go on sale for more than £40,000
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Disappointment after German military outfits banned from 1940s event after complaints
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I tried Kidderminster’s new Nando’s and this is what I thought
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Trump mixes patriotism with partisanship as he celebrates 250th anniversary
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England hope to ‘overcome obstacles’ to provide fans with late-night celebration
