NEWS
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Northern Ireland to miss out on further funding if budget not agreed – Bryant
Northern Ireland is set to miss out on a cost-of-living payment included in an additional £270 million for the region unless Stormont ministers can agree a budget, Secretary of State Sir Chris Bryant has indicated. Stormont Executive parties have all said they have been unable to agree a budget more than halfway through this current… More
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Budget 2026 forecasts: Which records have been set and milestones passed?
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Budget at a glance: What has John Healey announced?
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Swinney accused of ‘lying’ and ‘scaremongering’ with pensions comments
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Celebrity asks to block sexual misconduct claims, citing ‘potentially fatal’ impact
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First 100 guests to get free carvery as new restaurant opens in Bromsgrove
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Royal Mail reveals new stamps to mark Armistice Day and honour Armed Forces
A new set of stamps honouring the service of the nation’s armed forces has been revealed. Royal Mail will release six stamps on Armistice Day, November 11, marking 110 years since the Battle of the Somme, which began on July 1, 1916, and became one of the defining battles of the First World War. The… More
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King acknowledges ‘great suffering of the past’ during visit to Caribbean
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Judgment expected on challenge to Bryant’s Drumcree parade ban
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Macklemore: Free Palestine show was ‘one of most beautiful moments’ of my life
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Majority of responses to consultation on smoking Bill ‘generated by AI bots’
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King to acknowledge ‘great suffering of the past’ during visit to Caribbean
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Heart of Worcestershire College open day to showcase four campuses next month
Heart of Worcestershire College is hosting an open day. The event will take place across the college’s Worcester, Malvern, Bromsgrove, and Redditch campuses. Prospective students and their families are invited to explore the facilities, meet tutors, and learn about the range of courses available. Each campus offers specialist facilities in subjects such as health and… More
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Photographer wins Pride of Worcestershire award for charity work
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University of Worcester students invited to fortnightly therapy dog sessions
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Worcester speech therapist among just three UK specialists in childhood apraxia
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Serious crash in city road near schools prompts demands to slash speed limit
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‘This is only the beginning’ tease owners after successful opening weekend
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Worcester family firm has message for Chancellor ahead of Autumn Budget
A FAMILY business is urging the Chancellor to consider the vital role of smaller firms and the wider construction sector in the upcoming Budget. Protex XP, located at Withy Wells Business Park near Worcester, believes targeted support could help stimulate growth, create jobs and restore confidence in manufacturing and home improvement. Directors Sharon and Wes Rossiter… More
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Garden centre opens Christmas department in October, with celebrity appearance
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Judgment reserved in Government appeal to Supreme Court over Sean Brown inquiry
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Fact check: UK forecast to have third-fastest growth in G7 this year
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Russell Brand told police ‘very promiscuous’ celebrity life ‘reframed’ as rape
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Miliband ‘deeply concerned’ after MPs say they were detained on way to West Bank
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Pershore talk to unpick the 1,000-year-old Bayeux Tapestry
A talk in Pershore will explore the history of the Bayeux Tapestry. Paul Haywood will be presenting the session, titled 1066 and the yarn of the Bayeux Tapestry unspun, in the committee room at the Civic Centre, Queen Elizabeth Drive off Station Road, Pershore, on Thursday, November 5, at 7pm. Attendees will hear about the… More
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Worcestershire patients asked what REALLY happens when they leave hospital
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Windy weather persists in Scotland after deadly storms over weekend
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Weather warnings in place as UK braced for more strong winds and heavy rain
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Supreme Court to hear Government appeal in Sean Brown public inquiry case
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King begins tour of Caribbean as calls grow for slavery apology
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Further disruption expected in Scotland as fresh weather warning in place
Authorities have warned that further disruption is to be expected as a fresh weather warning comes into place across Scotland after Storm Boelo. The Met Office has advised that a yellow warning for wind will be in place across most of Scotland from 3am on Tuesday until 9pm. The new weather warning follows Storm Boelo,… More
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Upton church plans community centre transformation after toilet fundraising drive
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Police officer banned for sharing victims’ confidential details as gossip on WhatsApp
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Halloween evening with £13 street food coming to Worcestershire barn
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‘One of the UK’s best’: Tributes paid to Worcester composer who died at the age of 71
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Malvern cast aged eight to 80 bring fresh Peter Pan musical to the stage
