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Red tape and taxes blamed for slowing Worcester city centre regeneration
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Tesco trialling new technology helping shoppers try on F&F clothes in a different way
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Police chief’s criticism of bail system ‘needs to be heard’, says PM
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Orange Order parade decision on Garvaghy Road ‘utterly reckless’ – Sinn Féin
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‘A light in our lives’: Family tribute to pupil killed after being hit by taxi
A private school pupil who died after being hit by a taxi and was described by her family as a “light in our lives” has been named by police. Highgate School pupil Melissa Premaratne, 16, died after the collision on North Road in Highgate, north London, at just after 8am on Thursday, the Metropolitan Police… More
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Fact check: Image of protest in Dublin is from April 2025
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Family pay tribute to ‘forever loved’ 16-year-old boy who died in crash
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Woman in her 70s has purse snatched as public warned of ‘pickpocket’
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Worcester pub cameras win backing as school run parents told ‘walk with kids’
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Headteacher’s pride as Worcester school featured live on ITV’s This Morning
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Tributes paid to ‘devoted’ father and ‘exceptional’ businessman killed in plane crash
TRIBUTES have been paid to a ‘devoted’ father and an ‘exceptional’ Stourbridge businessman who has been killed after a small aircraft crashed in the Swiss Alps. Tony Hall, 42, was one of two Britons killed when the small aircraft he was travelling in crashed in the mountains near the town of Leukerbad. Mr Hall was… More
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Danny Tommo charged with criminal damage after Channel boat slashing
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Foreign Secretary tells Iran minister Britain will not ‘tolerate intimidation’
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Overcrowding in UK’s A&E departments ‘increases risk of death’
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Macklemore announces Free Palestine tour following Ed Sheeran controversy
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Bail should be granted ‘where proportionate’, Government says after criticism
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Comedian’s colour-coordinated life sparks new show
Comedian Ivo Graham is set to share his love for all things orange in a new show. Graham’s fascination with the colour, sparked in 2025, led him to colour-coordinating his life ‘for his daughter, for his mother, for his football team, and, he desperately hopes, for your entertainment’. The show will delve into Graham’s list… More
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Neuro walking football club to climb Snowdon for funds
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Recently reopened pub seeks retrospective permission for beer garden decking
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Watercolour workshop coming to Worcester Cathedral
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Mamma Mia! Tribute show to bring all the ABBA hits to stage
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Council confirms plans to use government funding for overrunning A449 works
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Youths enter nightclub and bar weeks after closure and ring clock tower bells
A FORMER city centre bar that closed just weeks ago has featured in a series of urban exploration videos revealing how the venue looks after shutting its doors. The TikTok videos show young adults walking around the empty former Slug & Lettuce at The Cross and ringing the bells in the clock tower. READ MORE:… More
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Family-run craft beer bottle shop to host Oktoberfest celebration
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Royal Mail to hire 22,000 seasonal workers ahead of Christmas demand
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Justice system must put rights of children over paedophiles – Met Commissioner
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Meloni approves limits on non-Italian speakers and veils in school classrooms
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Government to ‘push further and harder’ after 781 cross Channel in one day
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Drivers warned of £300 fine following change on UK roads this month
Motorists are being reminded to double-check their insurance before getting behind the wheel of a new car. With the arrival of the new ’76’ registration plate this September, dealerships across the UK are preparing for a busy month of test drives and vehicle collections. Industry analysts at the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT)… More
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M5 roadworks to close carriageway through Worcestershire for two nights
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Albanese rebukes OpenAI after Australian health department website infiltrated
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Judge orders White House to restore access to news outlets Trump banned
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Arrests made in major police operation targeting alleged human trafficking
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RAF pauses Hawk jet training after pilots ejected moments before crash
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Teenagers in England to be offered new vocational GCSEs under Government reforms
Teenagers in England will be able to study new vocational GCSEs and access more work experience opportunities under Government reforms to put technical and academic education on an equal footing. The qualifications – which will sit alongside traditional GCSEs – will be available to 14-year-olds in some subjects from as early as September 2029, and… More
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Police chief vows action after 96 knife-related crimes in Worcestershire schools
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Nine-home plan opposite Callow End school rejected by council
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Maggs to celebrate allotment progress with get-together
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Proud Mary and Bad Moon Rising classics set for Worcester show
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Shoppers can get free Lindt chocolate by saying simple phrase