NEWS
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Commons leaders pressed over ‘safeguards’ for public cash after Murrell crimes
House of Commons leaders are being pressed over public money given to the SNP and the “safeguards” in place to prevent its “misuse” in the wake of Peter Murrell’s embezzlement of more than £400,000. The former SNP chief executive – and ex-husband of Nicola Sturgeon – is facing jail when he appears back in court… More
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Suspected panther attack ‘left stag stripped to the bone in field’
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New strategy aims to make city ‘a place where people feel they belong’
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Malvern driver fined after motorway speed camera caught him at 47mph
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Village war memorial to be restored to its former glory
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‘Lives put at risk’ by chaotic driveway parking but ‘still nothing is done’
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Jeremy Clarkson reveals he has met up with David Cameron to discuss cancer
TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson has revealed he has met up with former prime minister Lord David Cameron to discuss their prostate cancer diagnoses with other famous faces. The 66-year-old revealed in the latest episodes of the fifth season of his series Clarkson’s Farm that he had been diagnosed with “aggressive” prostate cancer that had been discovered… More
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Family-run Worcestershire pub crowned best in county after mystery nomination
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Two missing children found after wandering off during large event
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Thieves break through shutter door in early morning raid
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Heart-breaking update on ‘UK’s rarest orphan’
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The tiny Worcestershire village that several England football players call home
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Farm submits plans 16 years after changing land use
A FARM has applied for retrospective planning permission 16 years after making changes. Emily Lang has applied for retrospective planning permission from Wychavon District Council to change the use of land at Church Farm on Church Lane in Flyford Flavell from agricultural to equestrian. To learn more, click here: https://plan.wychavon.gov.uk/Planning/Display/W/26/01187/FUL Wychavon District Council is currently… More
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‘A real boost’ as Worcester florists named amongst best in UK
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Serious rental shortage signals opportunity, says lettings agent
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Open-water swimmer freed from glasses after life-changing eye surgery
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Family firm recognised for dedication to supporting the wider community
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Simple idea becomes thriving business making a difference
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Tartan Army fans still keeping World Cup dream alive despite Morocco defeat
The Tartan Army ranks that have invaded Boston remained confident their World Cup journey can still extend beyond the group stages despite the disappointment of defeat to Morocco. Morocco’s winning goal, coming only 71 seconds into Friday’s match, quickly burst the exuberant mood that had built among Scotland fans in Massachusetts throughout the day. Despondency… More
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Fans in Scotland left disappointed as team falls to Morocco defeat
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Edinburgh Airport reopens after alert but passengers warned of ‘knock on’ impact
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World Cup drinking ban enforced on thousands of criminals through ankle tags
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Train driver killed and dozens injured as two trains collide near Bedford
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Worcester’s Belgian beer cafe puts on festival at historic castle
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Motorist disqualified after veering between lanes on busy motorway while using phone
A DRIVER has been banned after he was caught veering between lanes on the M5 while using a phone behind the wheel. Danny Hodgkins, aged 28, appeared at Worcester Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday (June 17) charged with using a handheld mobile phone while driving. The court heard that Hodgkins had been spotted using his mobile… More
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Tesco announces surprise immediate cuts to petrol and diesel prices at all UK outlets
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WATCH: ‘I’m so happy’ reaction as personal trainer named amongst best in UK
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New Chippy preparing for grand opening offering traditional menu ‘with a twist’
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Labour obsessed with internal drama, says Badenoch as Tories win by-election
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Andy Burnham’s allies ‘want Starmer to hand over power in September’
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Iran’s supreme leader endorses direct talks as US lifts blockade
The US has lifted its blockade of Iran, and oil tankers began freely moving through the Strait of Hormuz after months of being unable to use the critical channel, as the tentative agreement to end the war took effect. Meanwhile, US vice president JD Vance announced that he may postpone a trip to Switzerland that… More
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Barack and Michelle Obama surprise first visitors to new presidential centre
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Stepmother jailed for manslaughter of girl in scalding bath in 1978
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Exact times historic aircraft will fly over Worcestershire this weekend
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Fire service warning ahead of hot weekend weather
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School pupils go on the run after escaping from prison