NEWS
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‘We are so excited’ – Business owners to launch their first physical art shop
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‘Very good’ – Charles sips specially distilled rum during state visit to Guyana
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Sir Ian McKellen leads tributes to ‘respected and beloved’ Sir Patrick Stewart
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Mushroom poisoner Erin Patterson will never be released, Australian court orders
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Manosphere must be treated as public health problem similar to smoking – experts
The so-called manosphere should be addressed as a public health problem with harms caused online tackled in a similar way to the tobacco industry, academics have argued. The authors of a new report defined the manosphere as “a diffuse commercial ecosystem and loose collection of online communities united by shared beliefs about masculinity, misogyny and male… More
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Illuminated Christmas tractor run to raise funds for Suckley School
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Final 400 places to put your name on Midlands air ambulance helicopter from £150
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Free dementia support clinics at Worcester Nationwide branch
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Lulsley pub swaps fireworks for quirky Badger Rolling bonfire night competition
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Give council powers to seize ‘worst’ decaying city centre buildings in Worcester
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DUP ‘blocked’ Michelle O’Neill from engaging with Irish president
The DUP “blocked” First Minister Michelle O’Neill from engaging with Irish president Catherine Connolly, Gavin Robinson has claimed. The DUP leader was speaking as he announced his party’s deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly had ceased participating in joint engagements with Ms O’Neill. This is to include not facilitating Ms O’Neill from participating in a Remembrance… More
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Spanish train disaster raises network safety fears ahead of national election
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George Michael’s guitar at centre of family row sells for more than £200,000
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Fact check: Disposable incomes set to rise each year after 2026
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Government working flat out to reduce welfare bill, PM says after cost warnings
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UK sun-care company stocked in Morrisons collapses into administration after 27 years
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Tributes paid to much-loved rugby player and kickboxing coach who died aged 47
Tributes have been paid to a much-loved and highly respected rugby player and kickboxing coach who has died aged 47. Matt Bingham, fondly known as Bingers, has been remembered by Kidderminster Carolians RFC as “one of life’s true gentlemen” who was loved by many across the club. Matt was known for his time in the… More
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Richard Hammond, 56, finds ‘happiness’ after divorce and court cases
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Watch as King Charles busts out unexpected dance moves during trip
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DIY SOS fans ’emotional’ after final episode before series ‘rested’ by BBC
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Electrical company that worked with British Airways to close as it enters liquidation
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DUP party officers to meet amid ongoing fall-out over Drumcree dispute
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‘Budget is bold enough’ despite limited ‘room for manoeuvre’, Andy Burnham says
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has defended the Budget against claims it is “not bold enough”. Mr Burnham insisted there are “strong signs that the economy will improve” but admitted the Government does not have “huge room for manoeuvre”. Tory leader Kemi Badenoch said the Budget is “not good enough, not strong enough, not bold enough”,… More
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Losing presidential candidate Bolsonaro arrives in US via Argentina and Ecuador
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Charles shakes maracas and joins dancers in carnival parade
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Shop owner explains why business has been going strong for 40 years
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Pizza Hut company collapses into administration but Worcester jobs saved
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University of Worcester graduate lands creative internship with Severn Arts
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MP supports National Trust climate action petition following Harvington wildfire
A NATIONAL TRUST petition calling for climate action to be a ‘national mission’ following this summer’s wildfires has been backed by a Worcestershire MP after a blaze in his own constituency Chris Bloor, MP for Redditch and the Villages, has supported the campaign following a fire in Harvington, near Evesham which saw homes evacuated and… More
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‘Strange folk’ coming to National Trust property this half term
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Shoppers react as Evesham Crafter’s Companion store closes its doors
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Hundreds of homes across Scotland still without power after Storm Boelo damage
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Northern Ireland to miss out on further funding if budget not agreed – Bryant
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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?
John Healey has set out his first Budget as Chancellor with a bid to provide “breathing space” for the public amid a difficult domestic economic situation made worse by the turmoil of the Iran war. Here, the Press Association takes a look at the key spending pledges and economic announcements the Chancellor has outlined. –… More
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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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Kitchen firm ‘hugely proud’ after helping popular BBC show transform Bewdley home
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Swan rescued from busy ring road after ‘mid-air collision’ with lamppost