NEWS
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Neighbours say it sounds like a shooting range — but it’s actually this sport
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Why there is hope at last despite Worcester’s 50 plus empty shops
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‘Botched’ broadband upgrade leaves community hall without connection for a month
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Hospital bosses and patients respond over new complaints about delayed post
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Serious questions remain over Mandelson appointment despite files release – SNP
Labour still has “serious questions” to answer over Lord Peter Mandelson’s appointment as ambassador to the US, despite the release of thousands of documents about the posting, the SNP has said. The party’s leader in Westminster, Dave Doogan, insisted the appointment of the “scandal-plagued peer” showed a “deep rot” at the heart of the Labour… More
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Andy Burnham to set out economic vision in first major speech of leadership bid
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Keir Starmer had ‘significant role’ in UK-Ireland reset, Taoiseach says
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Swinney ‘extremely disappointed’ and ‘deeply concerned’ about STV changes
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‘Unbelievable’ year for mum and son who took on community pub
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‘One of Moreton’s most distinctive homes’ up for sale on the High Street
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This beach near Worcester may beat Weston-Super-Mare – and it has a shipwreck
FOR RESIDENTS in landlocked Worcestershire who are craving the sea air, Weston Super Mare has long been the default day-trip destination. It’s close, convenient, and packed with familiar seaside staples – but there is an unspoiled stretch of coast that is worth residents going the extra mile for. But tucked a little further west lies… More
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Market coming to popular estate near Worcester
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‘Young people are writing to countless employers to rarely hear back’ warns expert
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How medics are trying to reduce heatwave pressures on Worcestershire hospitals
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Bank shuts down all new mortgage deals after 188 years from next week
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Andy Burnham could become prime minister on July 20
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Rapist Nicholas Rossi who fled to Scotland to escape justice dies in US hospital
American rapist Nicholas Rossi, who fled to Scotland after appearing to fake his own death in an attempt to escape justice, has died in hospital in the United States. The 38-year-old, who is also known as Nicholas Alahverdian, had been serving a jail sentence in Utah for raping two women in the state in 2008…. More
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Downing Street rebukes Mahmood and Tapp amid row over immigration article
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Donald Trump threatens 100% tariff on UK over digital tax on US tech firms
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William praises air ambulance charity at gala event
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This bin lorry route is one of the most challenging rounds in the area
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Boardwalk across picturesque nature reserve set to return at cost of £225,000
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Man jailed for robbery, theft and using counterfeit currency
An Evesham man has been jailed after committing several offences including robbery. Adam Moffat, 28, appeared at Worcester Crown Court on Wednesday (June 24), to be sentenced for robbery, theft, and using counterfeit currency. Moffat, of Greengage Way, Evesham, had given someone two £5 notes which he new was counterfeit money on February 15. Two… More
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Trio sentenced over robbery and stabbing in Warndon alleyway
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Large spike in 999 calls in Worcestershire during heatwave
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Council accused of ‘giving up’ on adult care centre
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British workers say they lose 2 days a week to tasks AI could already do
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All the business award winners from Herefordshire and Worcestershire
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Venezuelans search rubble for survivors after two earthquakes kill at least 235
Venezuelans searched for survivors beneath collapsed buildings and rescue teams raced to northern areas rocked by a pair of powerful earthquakes that officials say killed at least 235 people and left more than 200 trapped. Many more were feared dead. The 7.2 and 7.5-magnitude earthquakes that struck on Wednesday evening were among the strongest in… More
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Peter Murrell saga ‘agony’, says John Swinney
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St Bernard dogs honoured at Swiss museum
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Back-to-back powerful earthquakes hit Venezuela, causing widespread damage
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Heatwave drives record water use across the Midlands
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Downturn Abbey murder mystery evening at historic site
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Tudor House Museum to host summer rag rug wreath workshop
Crafters can explore charming rag wreath ideas that can add a personal touch to a home, using colourful fabric scraps and creative designs. The Summer Rag Rug Wreath workshop will take place at Tudor House Museum on Saturday, June 27, from 10am to 1pm, offering participants a creative and fun-filled morning. All necessary materials, including… More
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Couple celebrates rare milestone after 70 years of marriage
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How these housing pods will help tackle homelessness in city
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All the schools closed as Worcestershire prepares for hottest day of heatwave
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Thunderstorm warning issued as extreme heat continues in Worcestershire
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Over 60 Worcestershire schools to close on Friday – see full list