NEWS
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Man ordered to pay more than £400 after dropping cigarette butt
A MAN has been ordered to pay more than £400 after he dropped a cigarette butt. Robert Mitchell, of Rushwick, was handed a fine of £220 at Tameside Magistrates’ Court after being charged with throwing down, dropping or depositing litter. READ MORE: ‘It’s quite depressing’: Family-run pub closes for good with staff made redundant The… More
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City centre café and bakery to celebrate first year in Worcester
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Mum and daughter “desperate” to return home after horror crash in Montenegro
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UK distillery that sells products in Tesco closes after entering administration
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Major UK fashion retailer closes all stores after falling into administration
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Donald Trump: Gunman wrote about targeting administration officials
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Burglars leave empty handed after breaking into village home
BURGLARS left empty-handed after breaking into a home in Cotheridge. The burglary took place at a home on Bromyard Road between 7.30pm and 8.30pm on April 7. A West Mercia Police spokesperson said: “We are appealing to the Cotheridge community(and nearby communities) for information following a burglary at a home on Bromyard Road. Thieves target home… More
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Restaurant staff ‘deeply saddened’ after fire engine crash injures three people
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Minister warns of higher food and fuel prices for 8 months once Iran war is over
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PICTURES: Hundreds parade towards Worcester Cathedral for St George’s Day
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Police on scene of incident near busy road
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Date for bridge repairs still not set nearly two months after police car crash
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Plans for new 66‑bed care home in village could be ‘detrimental’, say NHS bosses
PLANS for a new 66‑bed care home in a village could be “detrimental” to health care services that are already running at capacity, NHS bosses have warned. Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust are asking for a contribution of £37,414 if plans for a new 66‑bed care home in Drakes Broughton go ahead. Developer Terra has… More
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Council took over a year to respond to complaint about councillor
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These National Trust sites have the most beautiful bluebell displays
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Unmissable National Trust hidden gems you should really visit soon
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Decision on 215 homes on village field after flurry of objections
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Marketing agency named innovation specialists of the year
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Children’s shoe specialist urges parents to take shoe fitting seriously
A new campaign is urging parents to take children’s shoe fitting more seriously. To Boot, a children’s shoe specialist based on Church Street in Great Malvern, has joined the national Fit Well, Grow Well campaign launched by The Footwear Hub, a not-for-profit organisation founded by experienced shoe fitters. The campaign aims to raise awareness of… More
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Financial planner shortlisted for rising star industry award
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Donald Trump evacuated from dinner after shots fired in building
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Security alert after car ‘explosion’ outside police station
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Donald Trump evacuated as man armed with guns and knives storms building
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Final day as BBC director-general for Tim Davie
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Aldi shoppers spot ‘secret code’ on shelves that could unlock hidden savings
Shoppers at Aldi are being urged to check shelf labels more closely after a little-known “secret code” was revealed that could help cut the cost of their shopping. The tip, which has been circulating online, highlights a small detail many customers may have missed. If you are shopping at Aldi, it might be worth taking… More
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Woman left ‘uncomfortable’ by teenagers vaping on packed train
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Personal trainer named finalist in Muddy Stilettos Awards
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Woman arrested after boys aged one and three die in Wolverhampton house fire
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Independence could help Scotland’s energy work for the country – Swinney
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Influencer dies days after car hit pedestrians outside London nightclub
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Migrants make crossing to UK after small boats deal clinched with France
Migrants crossed the English Channel on Saturday, marking the first small boat arrivals since the UK signed a new agreement with the French this week to curb crossings. A group of more than a dozen people thought to be migrants, including women and children, were pictured being brought into the Border Security Command compound in… More
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Poor poll projections ‘motivating’ Scottish Conservatives – Findlay
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What do we know: as hundreds of horse and traps spotted around Worcester
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Family welcome police campaign after death of ‘gentle giant’
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I visited Worcestershire National Trust site you don’t need a membership to enter
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‘Yellow glowing eyes’ – Spate of panther sightings in Worcestershire revealed
