NEWS
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Exhumation carried out during infection control investigation
AN EXHUMATION was overseen in Worcestershire during an infection control investigation, an official report reveals. The process was overseen by an officer from Worcestershire Regulatory Services (WRS), which is supported by all of the county’s district councils. In the report, WRS said: “Infection control investigations were undertaken into cases of norovirus and cryptosporidium across the district,… More
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Children’s nursing demonstration a hit at The Hive
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Huge scale of Worcester’s fuel theft crisis and why few people get caught
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The Daily Brief: Return to 30C as another heatwaves arrives
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Morrisons shoppers celebrate as supermarket revives axed Market Street counters
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Beauty retailer will open 17 high street stores after closing 150 in 2025 – full list
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Burnham says law banning football fans from drinking in stands is ‘wrong’
A ban on football fans drinking alcohol in the stands has been criticised by prime minister-in-waiting Andy Burnham. Everton fan Mr Burnham said “I think we need to look at that” after rugby league fans were able to drink while watching matches at the home of his football team. Mr Burnham was at the Hill… More
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Wildfires rage in Portugal, Spain and Greece as authorities warn of toxic smoke
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Top five huge acts to have perfomed in Worcester city centre
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Worcester Mela bursts into life with drums and dance
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Rare Beatrix Potter 50p coins go on sale for more than £40,000
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Disappointment after German military outfits banned from 1940s event after complaints
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I tried Kidderminster’s new Nando’s and this is what I thought
KIDDERMINSTER’s new Nando’s is officially open, and I gave it a try to see if it was cheeky. Kidderminster’s new Nando’s on Riverside Walk officially opened on Wednesday (July 1) at 11.30am. I would say that it is not an overstatement to say that Nando’s is one of the UK’s most well-known and well-loved restaurant… More
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Trump mixes patriotism with partisanship as he celebrates 250th anniversary
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England hope to ‘overcome obstacles’ to provide fans with late-night celebration
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Blair’s think tank warns Burnham against capital gains tax hike
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Councillor who transformed neglected pond nominated for BBC award
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Top griller from Worcester Nando’s makes it to chain’s UK and Ireland finals
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Lindisfarne to bring classic folk-rock hits to Worcester
One of British rock’s most original bands is set to perform at Huntingdon Hall. Lindisfarne, known for their hits Meet Me On The Corner, Fog On The Tyne, Lady Eleanor and Run For Home will take the stage on Friday, September 4 at 7.30pm. Formed in the 1970s, they quickly gained fame for their pioneering blend of… More
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Trapped pensioner rescued by screwdriver after council worker broke front door
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Paris summer ritual returns with supervised Seine swimming spots
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No 10 ‘boys club’ briefing culture will change under Andy Burnham – Lucy Powell
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Iran begins days-long funeral for Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
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Chris Hoy and Gareth Southgate among sports stars at Wimbledon day six
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Two officers given warnings but police force doesn’t have to say why
TWO police officers have been given written warnings but West Mercia Police doesn’t have to say why. The two police constables faced misconduct meetings in June, with misconduct having been proved in both cases. They were both handed a written warning, each last 18 months. While West Mercia Police published the outcomes of these meetings,… More
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Trial dates set for boy accused of sexual offences and series of burglaries
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City restaurateur welcomes new government policy as ‘good for everyone’
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Bushcraft instructors launch woodland survival courses
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Four pubs Reborn after big‑money makeovers
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Pizzeria wins best in region title – and shares what makes its pizza so good
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RAF flying aces paint the sky red, white and blue for America’s 250th birthday
The RAF’s Red Arrows have taken part in stateside celebrations to mark the 250th anniversary of America’s independence from Britain, which also drew royal congratulations. The world-famous aerobatic team flew in precise formation above New York harbour – leaving behind them red, white and blue vapour trails in the shape of the US flag. Other… More
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100 riot police guard England hotel as team receive hostile reception in Mexico
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Pubs waiting to learn if England’s kick off against Mexico will move forward
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No stone will be left unturned to get justice for Lyra McKee, sister says
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US feels the heat as it celebrates 250th anniversary of breakup from Britain
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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce get married at New York’s Madison Square Garden
