NEWS
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Secure bike storage available in Worcester city centre
Cyclists are reminded they can store their bikes securely in Worcester city centre. BikeDok cycle storage, opposite Worcester Foregate Street Station, provides safe lockers for standard and cargo bikes. The storage service aims to make cycling “easier and more convenient” by offering access via a mobile phone app, providing peace of mind for those shopping,… More
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Mini-conference to discuss how to make city more accessible
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Booking system now live at Worcester recycling centre
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Worcestershire Apprenticeships Awards: Over 30 finalists announced
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Power cut leaves dozens of homes in Worcestershire village without electricity
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Visitors warned as popular nature reserve forced to temporarily close
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West Bank trade ban is Britain showing ‘leadership’, says Burnham
Andy Burnham has defended his Government’s ban on trade with illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank, telling MPs that Britain “must stand for something”. The ban, announced by Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband on Tuesday, has triggered a diplomatic row with Israel and drawn criticism from opposition figures at home. But appearing at the weekly… More
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PM acknowledges AI ‘risks’ as Anthropic expert says tech ‘could kill all humans’
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Pershore Plum Festival punch-up leads to launch of police investigation
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Inside former farmhouse estate home with own jetty listed for £800,000
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Pub bans dogs after outbreak of deadly virus in Worcester
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Results of ‘postal experiment’ revealed following complaints of late post
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‘Public money wasted’: MP slams shelved council merger plan
Dame Harriett Baldwin has called out the Government for leaving councils “in limbo” after pausing plans for council reorganisation. Since July, Malvern Hills and Wychavon District Councils and Worcestershire County Council have been preparing to be abolished and replaced by a single unitary council covering South Worcestershire. The Government has shelved those plans as it… More
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‘Phenomenal’ response as café owners take on century-old site in the Malvern Hills
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AI biometrics firm appoints former BT boss as chairman
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Why Worcester cafe is closed temporarily as big change revealed
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Air traffic control boss to face Transport Secretary as flight chaos to continue
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William to attend funeral of King Harald of Norway
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Ed Miliband rejects notion that Israel sanctions put British Jews at risk
Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband has rejected the suggestion he has put British Jews at risk by announcing sanctions on illegal West Bank settlements. Amid a deepening diplomatic row, Mr Miliband said any person who targets British Jews because of the actions of the Israeli government “is an antisemite”. Both Israel and the US criticised the… More
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Few tickets left to visit Drakelow Tunnels Museum Open Day
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Three hares orphaned after mother killed by tractor
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Worcester Fire Station to open its doors for free open day
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Former BT executive named in senior role of Worcestershire-based AI tech firm
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Owner devastated after £8 million Cotswold manor house gutted by fire
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Lamb put down after ‘cruel’ attack in beauty spot
A LAMB has been put down after a “cruel” attack on the Malvern Hills. Yet another plea has been issued to dog owners after the attack, which took place in the Worcestershire Beacon area. Grazier John Chance, who cares for much of the livestock on the hills, said the lamb is among three sheep he… More
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Police probe tools theft from garage in Worcestershire village
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Aldi creates 120 jobs as new store opens every week in September
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Flight delay recovery caused by technical issue will ‘take some time’ – Nats
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Britain stands by its values, Andy Burnham says after West Bank sanctions
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Thieves steal four Renoir paintings from French museum, two still missing
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Tung Chee-hwa, Hong Kong’s first post-colonial leader, dies aged 89
Tung Chee-hwa, a shipping heir who became Hong Kong’s first leader after the former British colony returned to Chinese rule, has died aged 89. His office said in a statement that Mr Tung passed away peacefully in the presence of his family members on Tuesday. The tycoon had little political experience before a panel of… More
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Abuse of volunteers ‘wholly unacceptable’, RNLI chief says after protests
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Vets warn of ‘highly contagious’ virus after dog dies
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Worcester road to close for up to 19 days for electricity works
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Pub ‘absolutely delighted’ after receiving new five-out-of-five food hygiene rating
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Why an air ambulance was spotted landing in Stourport at the weekend