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• Fourths edged out

  HOCKEY: Kidderminster Boundary fourths beat the weather to play on Saturday but ended up with a poor game at home to Warwick. read more

• Hunt for crash driver

  POLICE are hunting a man who abandoned a crashed car in Blakedown, leaving his passenger with serious injuries. read more

• Judge throws out dishonesty charge

  DISHONESTY charges against two members of a Kidderminster security alarm firm have been discharged. read more

• Officers hurt in arrest clash

  TWO Kidderminster police officers are recovering after being hurt as they tried to arrest suspected burglars. read more

• Computer stolen from hospital

  A THIEF may have dressed up as a member of staff to steal a computer worth £1,000 from Kidderminster Hospital. read more

• Malvern RFC - Club facts

  The Clubhouse, Spring Lane, Malvern Link, Worcs. WR14 1AJ. Telephone: (01684) 573728. read more

• Police in search for late-night flasher

  A PERVERT exposed himself to a 17-year-old girl in a late-night incident in Kidderminster. read more

• Bag thief rides off

  POLICE are hunting three teenagers who snatched a handbag from a woman in her 50s in Upper Mill Street, Kidderminster, on Tuesday. read more

• Terrier reward on offer

  A "SUBSTANTIAL" reward is being offered for the return of a stolen dog. read more

• Pharmacist may be struck off

  A PHARMACIST faces being struck off his professional register after he admitted stealing drugs from a shop in York Street, Stourport, while he was working as a locum. read more

• Street attack leads to jail

  TWO Kidderminster men have been jailed for a revenge assault over a girl. read more

• Barry Cope-s with cat's whisker

  BLAKEDOWN'S Barry Cope used a cat's whisker to catch 14 trout to 3lb at Shatterford Fishery. read more

• Worry over handling of dog in road accident

  I READ your piece on the lurcher dog found on Hartlebury Common (Shuttle/Times and News, January 10) and as a regular contributor to the RSPCA, I was somewhat dismayed to note the actions of the society. read more

• Bewdley plea after thefts

  OPPORTUNIST thieves have been taking advantage of shed and garage doors being left open to commit a spate of thefts in Bewdley. read more

• Park-and-ride is the future

  ON the front page of last week's Shuttle/Times and News there was an article marking the closure of the sugar beet factory. read more

• Tight at the top

  TRIVIA: The meeting of the top two in the Kidderminster League did not resolve the leadership issue. read more

• January 31, 2002

  BECAUSE of the Whittington Hospital row, I had a busy day with the media on Friday. read more

• A spring in their step

  TRAMPOLINING: Pupils from a Kidderminster school are looking forward to a successful 2002 in the trampolining world. read more

• Overseas trip for club stars

  JUDO: A string of talented Samurai Judo Club prospects are getting their passports ready for international trips over the coming months. read more

• Martin's proud about award

  ATHLETICS: Martin Proudler was voted Amazing Feet Running Club's runner of the year for 2001 at the annual awards evening on Friday. read more

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