NEWS
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Natalie McNally’s killer called himself a ‘monster’ in probation statements
The man found guilty of murdering his pregnant partner, Natalie McNally, has referred to himself as a “monster” and expressed regret, a sentencing hearing has been told. Stephen McCullagh, 36, of Woodland Gardens, Lisburn, denied the charge of murder, but was found guilty by a jury at Belfast Crown Court earlier this year following a… More
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Suspect shot dead near White House after firing at security checkpoint
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MSPs to elect new first minister after Scottish elections
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Three ‘forever homes’ on the same Droitwich street go up for sale
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How hospital bosses are reducing ambulance waits
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Grade II-listed barn conversion up for auction in ‘highly sought-after’ village
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‘Free flowing traffic at Dover’ after queues on hot bank holiday weekend
Traffic at Dover is now “free flowing”, the port has announced after new EU border checks were suspended to ease congestion at the start of a hot bank holiday weekend. Holidaymakers got stuck in hours-long queues earlier on the hottest day of the year so far. The village of Frittenden, in Kent, hit 30.5C on… More
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Lib Dem Liam McArthur first MSP returned – winning with record vote share
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France bans Israel’s Ben-Gvir after ‘unspeakable’ flotilla detainee taunts
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Rape survivor Gisele Pelicot describes finding love again after her ordeal
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‘Smiles all around’ as hundreds of children enjoy free festival of play
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Car fire causes delays on M5 Northbound
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Latest after large group of travellers set up camp on estate over bank holiday
A LARGE group of travellers have set up camp on a new-build estate in Droitwich. The group, which consists of at least eight caravans, set up camp on open space off Wildlife Way in Droitwich on Thursday (May 21) evening. Cllr Dan Birch has been in talks with the group, who told him that they… More
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Rave Run Club is back and taking requests on this evening
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Number of speeding drivers sent to court jumps by more than 1,000
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Worcester veterans deserve a life-saving ‘hub’ says mum of tragic soldier
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Worcestershire firm gives away beginners’ gardening kits to young people
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Bull Ring Chippy sign replaced as new business moves in
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Parents of student killed by Valdo Calocane slam ‘grotesque’ police actions
The parents of a 19-year-old student who was stabbed to death by paranoid schizophrenic Valdo Calocane have said they will “never forgive” the police after officers accessed footage from the attacks and sent WhatsApp messages about their son’s injuries. Emma Webber, whose son Barnaby was killed in the street, said a WhatsApp message sent by… More
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Temperatures in UK could be hotter than the Seychelles on Saturday
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Dozens killed in Chinese coal mine explosion
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Business support hub launches integrated workforce platform
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Independent bookstore owner delighted after successful move to new location
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Appeal as police believe tree damage not caused by wildlife
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Photos show work on major £20million theatre redevelopment
PHOTOS have shown work well underway for a £20million redevelopment of Malvern Theatres. Several months into the major project, the theatre on Grange Road has shared how work is progressing. Once complete, the theatre will have an upgraded Forum Theatre auditorium and backstage areas, improved access from Priory Park, new studio spaces for learning and… More
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Care company team tackles Snowdon to raise funds for stroke victims
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Worcester wine shop marks first birthday with paella, prosecco, and price cuts
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Heat health alert: What does it mean and how can vulnerable people stay cool?
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Tulsi Gabbard resigns as director of national intelligence in US
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Russia becoming ‘more reckless’ as Moscow weakened by war – Yvette Cooper
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Port of Dover warns of two-hour long queues for processing amid EU border checks
Ferry passengers travelling to Europe face two-hour waits, the Port of Dover has said as the bank holiday getaway begins and new EU border checks are introduced. The port is preparing for 18,000 travellers between Friday and Sunday, and warned that the busiest periods each day will be between 6am and about 1pm. Saturday will… More
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Cotswold designer wins Garden of the Year at 2026 Chelsea Flower Show
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Council staff told not to listen to rumours as job cuts loom
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Shock as city market set to close after sudden announcement over tough trading
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Temperatures to reach 30 degrees in Worcester as heat health alert issued
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See inside three ‘forever’ family homes on same road for sale now