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• ALERT ON SEX ATTACK DANGER

  FRESHERS at University College Worcester have been warned about the danger of date rape and urged to stay on campus until they have found their bearings. read more

• UCW makes it into a top league table

  UNIVERSITY College Worcester is celebrating after being included, for the first time, in a prestigious university league table. read more

• New blow for store plan

  CONTROVERSIAL plans to build a new supermarket in St John's have been deplored by Worcester's civic society. read more

• Close call led to a calling for the future

  A BOLT from the blue set Richard Thomas on the path which was to shape his future. read more

• Coffee goes down a treat

  HUNDREDS of cups of coffee have been drunk across Worcestershire in a bid to raise money and break a world record. read more

• Kidderminster 0 Swansea 1

  Jenkins gave Swansea the lead against the run of play on seven minutes when Roberts released Jenkins down the right and the midfielder finished clinically past Brock from 12-yards. read more

• Preview: Kidderminster v Swansea

  Kidderminster Harrier's manager Jan Molby had a rare luxury as he faced former club Swansea City Molby, who guided the Swans to the Division Three play-off finals four years ago as player-manager, was able to name an unchanged 11. read more

• Time to hail the successes of UCW

  UNIVERSITY College Worcester's principal, Dorma Urwin, has it absolutely right today when she says that the city has cause to celebrate the Henwick Road establishment's success. read more

• 29/9/01 - Australian star Chris praised by his coach

  CHRIS Garrard's growing band of supporters are an indication of the impact the winger has had in his first four games at Worcester. read more

• Workers strike over pay dispute

  GOVERNMENT workers have picketed the offices at the Department of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) on Whittington Road in a dispute over pay. read more

• 29/9/01 - Ducros ready to hit top form says Molby

  JAN Molby believes that Kidderminster Harriers' wait for midfielder Andy Ducros to start firing on all cylinders will be worthwhile, writes CHRIS OLDNALL. read more

• Witnesses tell of sightings

  REPORTS of a roaming beast in Worcester have prompted other eye witnesses to come forward. read more

• 40,000 set for autumn show joy

  MORE than 40,000 visitors are expected to converge on Malvern's Three Counties showground this weekend for the venue's last major horticultural event of 2001. read more

• Anger over bus cuts

  FIRST Midland Red has been accused of "screwing" the county council by cutting bus routes. read more

• Glitches 'are causing chaos'

  GLITCHES plaguing the Worcester Acute Hospitals NHS Trust's new computer system are causing chaos, it has emerged. read more

• Woman is warned not to go into city

  A WOMAN who harassed staff at a community health clinic has been warned not to cross the Severn Bridge into Worcester city while magistrates consider her sentence. read more

• Workmen go underneath the arches

  A HALF-a-million pound project to repair Worcester's historic railway viaduct was today making good progress. read more

• Student started fire at lodgings

  A DEPRESSED student caused £2,000 damage after having "a schizo fit" and setting ablaze his Worcester lodgings. read more

• Evening News boost for songwriter

  AN 11-year-old who claimed her efforts to raise money for those affected by the World Trade Centre atrocity were being scotched by "mean-spirited" record companies has been given a boost by the Evening News. read more

• Beast of Warndon could be my calf

  THE Beast of Warndon may well be a calf - according to the farmer whose herd grazes next to the latest sighting point. read more

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