NEWS
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US will destroy bridge or power plant for each Iranian attack in strait – Trump
President Donald Trump has warned Iran that the US will destroy one bridge or power plant each time Iran shoots at a ship in the Strait of Hormuz. The warning came after the US carried out another wave of strikes on Iran, where air defences opened fire over the capital, Tehran. Iran launched a missile… More
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Firefighters in central Spain battle huge wildfire during heatwave
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Fact check: Video of Andy Burnham DJing is from 2024
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B&M makes ‘genius’ and ‘game-changer’ middle aisle change to its stores
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Former England international to DJ day party at Sixways
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Home improvement company signs new deal with Warriors
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More tributes paid to ‘absolute legend of a man’ after motorbike ride-out
MORE tributes have poured in for Paul Harker after a motorbike ride-out in his memory. Friends of the motorbike mechanic from Upton upon Severn left emotional messages online after seeing hundreds of bikers take part in the ride-out earlier this month, which marked one year since his death. It’s estimated that around 300 motorbikes revved… More
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Golf complex to generate nearly quarter of its power on site
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King Charles meets Worcestershire business founder following award win
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Santander customers warned to check banking app as popular service is scrapped
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First look inside new family-run coffee and doughnut shop
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New NI Secretary Bryant says his door will be open to all Stormont parties
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Healey wants to build ‘new hope for Britain’ in first address to Treasury staff
John Healey said he wants to build “new hope” for Britain, as he addressed staff at the Treasury for the first time since being appointed Chancellor. Mr Healey promised fiscal control would be his “first duty”, as he said it would be the “bedrock of economic stability”. Labour would usher in a “new era of… More
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Ann Widdecombe hit 21 times on head with hammer in planned attack, court told
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Britain’s biggest water firm announces hosepipe ban for 10m customers
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Andy Burnham and Irish premier discuss legacy and Ukraine in first phone call
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Primark makes major price change ‘customers can’t find anywhere else’
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Government issues warning to Brits travelling to Portugal this summer
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Former cabinet member quits Reform UK to join Conservatives
A FORMER cabinet member has quit Reform and joined the Conservatives. Karl Perks, who was highways chief for much of Reform’s year in charge of Worcestershire County Council, is the latest councillor to leave Reform. Former leader Jo Monk, former deputy leader David Taylor, Ashley Monk and Matthew Jones have also left the party in… More
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Fun-filled family event to focus on children’s eye health
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Another tanker attacked in Strait of Hormuz as US strikes Iran for 10th night
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Burnham to set out cost-of-living support and chair first Cabinet meeting as PM
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A look at Andy Burnham’s first day as Prime Minister
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Who has Andy Burnham picked to be in his Cabinet?
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City leaders celebrate completion of St Andrew’s Gardens refurbishment
Public gardens have been transformed after an 18-month refurbishment, with Worcester’s city leaders visiting the historic green space to celebrate its new look. St Andrew’s Gardens in Worcester has undergone a transformation aimed at improving accessibility and creating a more inviting public space. The £252,000 project was funded by £180,000 from the Government and £72,000… More
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Food festival returns with global flavours and family fun
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Worcester man admits beating woman at UK airport
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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
Self-employed workers, landlords and people with side hustles could soon have to pay their tax much earlier under a major HMRC shake-up designed to end the dreaded January tax bill. The Government is consulting on plans to overhaul the Self Assessment system by collecting Income Tax much closer to the point people earn it, rather… More
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Staff face redundancy as Morrisons reveals why it decided to close convenience store
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Popular Worcester tea room goes on sale after cutting opening hours
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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
