NEWS
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Malvern Hills locations of cattle and sheep confirmed for the coming days
THE locations of cattle and sheep on the Malvern Hills have been confirmed. The Malvern Hills Trust said cattle and sheep would be on North East Beacon from September 21. READ NEXT: The Worm, the railway station tunnel built for town’s wealthy visitors There will also be cattle and sheep on East Pinnacle. Sheep will… More
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Man sentenced after he was caught using fake bank notes
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Independent Worcester bookstore to close after owner says ‘I want my soul back’
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How to get a free Marks & Spencer treat this November after deadline announced
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Restaurant chain issues important message on why Worcester branch has closed
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Emergency services company supporting the NHS enters administration after 20 years
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Air traffic control provider comes under fire after second issue in two weeks
Passengers and airlines “deserve better” an aviation industry body has said, as air traffic controllers came under fire after a second issue within two weeks caused flight disruption. Flights were delayed in Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England amid an air traffic control (ATC) issue on Monday, National Air Traffic Services (Nats) said. The company… More
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Jeremy Clarkson defends Ed Sheeran amid major controversy
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King Charles enforces ‘boundaries’ amid ‘unprecedented royal crisis’
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Jeremy Clarkson gives major update on future of Clarkson’s Farm
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Slots still open for NHS blood donation event in Worcester
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Crowds delighted by historic locomotives at heritage railway’s steam gala
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Father who had kidney transplant honours donor’s memory through football
A father who underwent a life-changing kidney transplant is honouring the memory of his donor by continuing her love of football. Ian Alexander, 35, was three years old when he first experienced kidney problems and was later told he would need a transplant at some point in his lifetime. After his condition deteriorated he began… More
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Badenoch pledges to bring back tax-free shopping for tourists
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Southport killer to appear in court charged with assaults on prison staff
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‘Extraordinary’ Normandy veteran Ken Hay dies aged 101
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Potential ‘autumn bounce’ for housing market as asking prices jump in September
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Brits warned over tiny bugs causing ‘intensely itchy red bumps’ this autumn
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WATCH: Moment seabird found in pub car park flies to freedom
WATCH the moment a seabird was returned to the wild after being found in an unlikely location. The Manx shearwater, more commonly seen soaring over the ocean than on land, was discovered in the car park of a pub in Defford, Worcestershire. Video of the release shows a volunteer throwing the bird off a cliff… More
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World famous US doughnut chain to open in UK as first location revealed
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New Pokémon shop opens in Worcester and promises something new for fans
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All women in society are unsafe, minister says as Piddington locals raise fears
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Streeting joins military at Battle of Britain service at Westminster Abbey
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Andy Burnham congratulates Donald Trump and Mette Frederiksen on Greenland deal
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Crowds gather at stations to get glimpse of famous Flying Scotsman
CROWDS gathered this morning to get a glimpse of the famous ‘Flying Scotsman’ steam locomotive as it roared through the Black Country and North Worcestershire. The famous LNER Class A3 steam locomotive, which was built in 1923, passed through the region today (Saturday, September 19) as part of its journey from Stourbridge Junction to Bristol… More
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Jeremy Clarkson, 66, reveals ‘struggle’ as new statement issued
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Worcester free tennis scheme sees 97 per cent of court hours booked
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17th-century farmhouse featured in BBC dramas goes on sale for £2.5m
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Man caught driving at almost three times alcohol limit near police station
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Long-running kennels and cattery sold after more than 30 years of business
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Government responds to calls for major change in UK supermarket rules
The UK Government has responded to calls for a major rule change to come into force at all UK supermarkets. A petition, signed by nearly 15,000 people, asked for supermarkets to be banned from throwing away edible food, instead saying it should be donated. The petition said: “Everyday, UK supermarkets throw away tonnes of edible… More
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New Worcestershire business park already full as expansion gets underway
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Lib Dem economic plan to put UK at heart of Europe and entice start-ups to stay
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Make voting compulsory to prevent ‘distorted’ results, Kinnock urges Burnham
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Ed Sheeran fans support singer at first concert since Macklemore tour row
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Ed Sheeran admits ‘mistakes’ at first concert since Macklemore tour row