NEWS
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‘It’s with a heavy heart’ – Award-winning restaurant and hotel for sale for £1.8m
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Democrats win control of US Congress in landslide as Trump branded ‘lame duck’
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King jokes about viral umbrella footage in final speech of Caribbean tour
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Donald Trump faces nationwide verdict from US voters in midterm elections
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Democrats secure major wins in their campaign to wrestle control of US Congress
Democrats in the US have been buoyed by major wins in elections, which will decide the balance of power in Washington and shape the last two years of Donald Trump’s presidency. The midterms, which will determine which party controls Congress, are seen as a referendum on the controversial Republican leader, who earlier urged people to… More
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Charities invited to apply for £20,000 Severn Trent grants
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Hate crimes on the rise with ‘race hatred’ top of city’s league of shame
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Italian food to be served at quirky 16th century village pub near Worcester
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Skills shortage sparks new training course for Malvern manufacturers
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Worcester specialist markets under threat as council seeks new operator
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Missing girls with Worcestershire links found after police appeal
Two teenage girls who were reported missing on Sunday have now been found. Lisia-Leigh, aged 14, and Makayla, aged 15, were both reported missing from Rowton in Shropshire on Sunday but have links to both Worcestershire and Gloucestershire. West Mercia Police have thanked people for sharing their appeal. More
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Major supermarket chain hires former Morrisons and Tesco boss
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‘Outrage’ after garden barber shop approved despite councillor’s demands
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Government demands answers as Poundland owner rejects rescue offers amid Tesco talks
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Award-winning hotel secures huge £10m deal months after reopening
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UK meat suppliers’ fridges heat up after cyber attacks hit Europe
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Greenland approves Denmark/US security deal after months of Trump pressure
Greenlandic legislators voted to approve an agreement between the Arctic island, Denmark and the US to strengthen security in the Arctic and North Atlantic after months of pressure by American President Donald Trump seeking to control the semiautonomous territory of a Nato ally. The trilateral deal paves the way for more US bases in Greenland… More
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Funeral of Ciara Mageean hears of memorable wedding shortly before her death
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UK meat processing firms hit amid fridge and freezer cyber attacks
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Famous man can appeal after failed injunction bid against media organisations
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Royal Mail launches new Christmas stamps 60 years after festive tradition began
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Christian Horner breaks silence on marriage to Geri after Red Bull firing
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Peter Doherty to perform with legendary Smiths drummer at Worcestershire venue
Some of the biggest names in British alternative music are set to perform in Kidderminster. The Libertines and Babyshambles frontman Peter Doherty will perform at Kidderminster Town Hall on February 11, 2027, as part of his Joyce, Jones, DeVidas, Neary & Moore Tour. He will be joined on stage by a band featuring some of… More
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Worcestershire neuro rehab service named best in region
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Vein clinic named best in UK for fifth year running
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King to speak about slavery with ‘unflinching honesty’ at Commonwealth summit
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Funeral to be held for Irish Olympic star Ciara Mageean
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Mahmood defends migration reform package against accusations of U-turn
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Swimming and gym prices set to rise at Worcester leisure centres
GYM memberships, swimming sessions and sports facilities are set to become more expensive in Worcester from January as leisure bosses propose an average 5.3 per cent increase in charges. Freedom Leisure, which runs the city council’s leisure facilities, has put forward new prices for 2027 as it faces rising staffing and energy costs. The increases… More
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Opening date yet to be confirmed for new Great Malvern station tearoom
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Fun and free football sessions in Worcester need more young faces
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Developers asked to help shape new Worcestershire highways charges
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Home gutted by huge blaze where monkey hid in shed could be transformed
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Missing teenage girls may have links to Worcestershire
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Nature reserve car park to close as ‘considerable time clearing fireworks’ last year
THE car park at Tiddesley Wood will temporarily close in a bid to protect wildlife from fireworks and after issues last year. Worcestershire Wildlife Trust said the car park will close at 3pm on Thursday, November 5, and reopen at 9am on Monday, November 9. The trust said fireworks can cause significant distress to wildlife,… More
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Driver arrested over outstanding Border Force offences dating back to 2024
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Former Worcestershire dessert factory goes up for sale for £2.5m
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Worcester salon unveils new hair lounge as it celebrates 17th anniversary
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Shop local this Christmas and discover festive fun across Malvern
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Majority of Birmingham Airport workers face monthly passenger abuse