NEWS
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Worcestershire residents win £1,000 in Postcode Lottery draw
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Iconic fashion chain plots comeback two years after disappearing from high streets
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British Heart Foundation confirms closure of 87 charity shops – see the full list
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HMRC’s biggest Self Assessment shake-up in decades could change how millions pay tax
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Popular Worcester tea room goes on sale after cutting opening hours
A POPULAR tea room where playtime and pastries go hand-in-hand is up for sale. Auntie Em’s Tea Room and Play Village, located off the high street between Clarks Shoes and Waterstones in the city arcade, has been listed for sale on the site businessesforsale.com. The tea room is on the market for £99,999, with the… More
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William leads tributes after death of ‘truly remarkable footballer’ Kevin Keegan
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King impressed by design of ‘Europe’s first eco mosque’
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Borrowing costs jump to two-month high as Healey named as Chancellor
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New PM Burnham promises sweeping changes as he makes Healey his Chancellor
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John Healey appointed Chancellor amid Andy Burnham Cabinet clear-out
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High street giant that had 300 stores collapsed into administration owing £16m
A retail giant that was a familiar sight on the high street was placed into administration owing almost £16 million. A report outlines the final standalone days of the firm that once had 300 stores across the UK and also reveals creditors face losing £12m after its collapse. Game Retail Limited, the game and console… More
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Ship on fire in Strait of Hormuz according to British military
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World’s biggest jackpot game Powerball to launch in UK this week
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Spanish football fans flood London’s streets after World Cup triumph
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US carries out another round of airstrikes on Iran after death of service member
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Andrew and Tristan Tate expected to face court after Florida arrest
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Ofsted nursery rating revealed after ‘unauthorised access’ and child escapes
A nursery previously rated ‘outstanding’ has seen a dip under a new Ofsted ranking system after an authorised person gained access and a child left the nursery unsupervised. However, Mini Moos at Churchfields Day Nursery met all expected standards during an Ofsted inspection on June 3 – and managers say they are proud of the… More
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Home on city street could almost double in size
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‘Facebook down’ as people unable to get on accounts after ‘global outage’
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Three Worcester venues recognised for nightlife safety
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Iran hits US allies as Israel warns missiles could land on its territory
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Donald Trump celebrates reports Andy Burnham could back more North Sea drilling
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Andy Burnham to promise ‘breathing room’ as he takes over as prime minister
Andy Burnham will pledge to restore confidence in government and give people “breathing room” when he becomes prime minister on Monday. The new Labour leader will set out his domestic priorities in his first speech from Downing Street after visiting the Palace to “kiss hands” with the King and formally take over from Sir Keir… More
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Russian attacks kill six and expose gaps in Ukraine’s air defences
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Mayor’s legs ‘cut to ribbons’ as he retrieves thrown away festival traffic cones
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Popular peri-peri chicken chain reveals how new restaurant’s first week has gone
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Geri Halliwell and Christian Horner claim victory after year
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Bake Off stars Nigella Lawson and Paul Hollywood ‘not getting on’
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UK cities where families ‘losing significant cash in the bin due to food waste’
Families in Glasgow, Liverpool and Nottingham are particularly likely to be wasting high amounts of money on food that goes uneaten, a survey indicates. The survey of more than 2,000 UK parents of children aged four to 12 found that 60% said their children refuse to eat a meal they are served at least once… More
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Starmer shares pride in England team after win over France seals third
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Rescuers in China search rubble for survivors of landslide that killed eight
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Popular farm shop set to relocate to new high street site
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School library receives £1,000 boost from councillor’s fund to expand book collection
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Five half-wild rabbit siblings born at RSPCA Worcester looking for their forever home
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Community calls for volunteers to bring new music and arts festival to life
THE Droitwich community are calling for volunteers to help support a new music and arts festival. The town, which “has always had a great tradition and community”, needs support for its new and vibrant festival that will launch next year. The town is looking for volunteers to help run its new Droitwich Music and Arts… More
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Worcestershire to host free outdoor cinema screenings in these 8 parks
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Council chairperson completes triathlon to raise funds for hospice
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Cairngorms wildfire: Aviemore no longer in ‘immediately affected area’
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Palestine protesters urge Andy Burnham to act on Israel
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Ireland narrowly misses record-matching heatwave