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Scout challenge put youngsters to the test
A COMPETITION tested the Scouting skills of youngsters in Worcestershire. The Brian and Josie Poole Shield Competition took place at 10th Worcester Scout HQ, Crown East, Worcester. The competition is one run for Scouts and is aimed at testing their
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Hospital chiefs say complaint responses still not up-to-scratch
HOSPITAL bosses in Worcestershire have admitted they are still failing to answer complaints quickly enough. However, they also say this is down to the improved quality in the response patients receive and the increase in face-to-face meetings
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Tributes paid to lorry death cyclist
THE partner of a cyclist who died after his bicycle collided with a lorry says she will “miss him more than words can say”. Lisa Murphy paid tribute to her partner John Hudson, 40, who was seriously injured in the accident at the Hoobrook traffic island
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Police need witnesses in assault case
A MALVERN woman has been left feeling “scared and vulnerable” after being assaulted in an alleyway. Police are now asking for the public’s help in trying to identify the man who assaulted her in Malvern at around 6.45pm on Monday. Police said the
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Fire crews battle blaze at local tip
FIRE crews were called to a blaze at a south Worcestershire tip this morning. Six fire engines attended the incident at Throckmorton tip shortly before 5am. A spokesperson for Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service said the fire
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We should do more to remember Elgar
AS people celebrate the life and works of Sir Edward Elgar a prominent Worcestershire composer has urged the city to do more to remember their famous son. Dr Donald Hunt, founder of the Elgar Chorale and the man behind the baton at tonight’
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COMMENT: Can we dare to dream like Gerontius?
BACK in the 1960s, Worcester suffered from what euphemistically became known as planning blight. This term came nowhere near to conveying the reality of a level of destruction that had previously only been associated with enemy action during wartime.
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RESULT - Worcester City 1 Hampton & Richmond 2
90+2 mins: Full-time whistle blown. 90+1 mins: GOAL: Hampton: McAuley crosses the ball from the left and sub Hodges is at the back post to head home. 90 mins: Hodges heads over from McAuley's cross but the Hampton sub was off balance
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Worcester Warriors 13-12 Wasps
Full-time: From the re-start, Worcester control the ball for 30 seconds before Rico Gear boots into touch to bring the final whistle. Great win for the Warriors! See Monday's Worcester News for a full match report, reaction and pictures.
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Pupils step back in time to see how royals rose to throne
HISTORY came to life for pupils at a Worcester school. Children at Pitmaston Primary School in Malvern Road had fun finding out about the Tudors and Greeks in a special history day. Pupils in Year 5 took part in a Tudor day, which involved dressing up
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Twinning city with Gaza is good, says ambassador
THE Palestinian Ambassador to the UK has told your Worcester News he is backing the controversial city council proposal to twin Worcester with Gaza City. As news of the council’s unlikely scheme to form twinning arrangements with the war-torn
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RECKER
RECKER Martin and Sarah Are delighted to announce the safe arrival of Benjamin Alexander on February 13th. A welcome playmate for Daniel. Published in paper 28/02/2009
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COLLINS
COLLINS Donna Birthday memories today, of our beautiful granddaughter Donna. Love and miss you always. Nan, Grandad, Nicola, Robert, Kate and Tracey. Published in paper 28/02/2009
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SPURLING
SPURLING John Alma and Family sincerely thank everyone for the messages of condolence, help and support during this tragic time. It is very much appreciated. Published in paper 28/02/2009
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HIND
HIND Alfred The Family would like to thank all those who attended Alf's funeral and sent messages of sympathy. A special thank you to Reverend Robin Charles and E J Gumery & Son for their kindness shown. Published in paper 28/02/2009
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HALL
HALL Lilly We all miss you Mom. Lots of lovefrom all of us. Lots of lovefrom Dad xxx Published in paper 28/02/2009
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GRANT
GRANT Samantha It's been a year since you left, but you were my friend, the very best. Miss you. Love Stacey. Published in paper 28/02/2009
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GRANT
GRANT Samantha In memory of a loving granddaughter and mother who passed away twelve months ago today. Always thinking about you. Nan and Grandad. xxx Published in paper 28/02/2009
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SKYVINGTON
SKYVINGTON David James Always in our thoughts. Sadly missed. Mum, brothers Rob, John, Gary and Shaun. Published in paper 28/02/2009
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SYMONDS
SYMONDS Carole Always remembered, never forgotten. Love from all your Family. xx Published in paper 28/02/2009
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HUGHES
HUGHES Beatrice Treasured memories of a dear mum, nan and great nan.Who passed away two years March 1st loved and missed by Trevor, Sue and Family. Published in paper 28/02/2009
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BUNN
BUNN Shirley Ann nee Halford Aged 53 years. Late ofUpton upon Severn. Peacefully in hospital on February 23rd, 2009. A much loved wife, daughter, mother, grandmother and sister who will be sadly missed by all her Family and Friends. The Funeral service
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SKYVINGTON
SKYVINGTON David Passed away eleven years today. Remembered and loved today and every day by wife Jenny. x ---------- Love and miss you loads dad. Sam and Stephen xx Published in paper 28/02/2009
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DEAKIN
DEAKIN Ivor Five long years, we are still missing you so much. God bless. Love from all your girls, Rithy, June, Wendy, Lynne and Sue. Published in paper 28/02/2009
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GRANT
GRANT Samantha It's been a year since we have parted, How it's left us so brokenhearted, In our hearts you will always stay, Loved and remembered every day. Miss and love you always. Mum, Dad and Stephen. xxx Published in paper 28/02/2009
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GRANT
GRANT Samantha Mummy, even though I can't see you in daylight, I know I will see you in the sky tonight, Because you are the star that shines so bright. Night night Mummy. Love Faithe. xxx Published in paper 28/02/2009
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DAVIDSON
DAVIDSON Peter and Lwyn Maureen Missing you both always, and you will always be in our thoughts. Love you lots. Sheila, Paul and Family. Published in paper 28/02/2009
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OAKLEY
OAKLEY Fred Passed away five years ago, March 1st. Memories stay forever, You're never more than a thought away. Love Joyce, David, Michael and Philip. Published in paper 28/02/2009
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BLOCKSIDGE
BLOCKSIDGE Ron Two years ago today. Sadly missed. Love Paul, Sue, Christopher and Stuart. x Published in paper 28/02/2009
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Jones suffers injury setback
INJURY-stricken fly-half Matt Jones has had another setback in his recovery from a broken foot. Worcester’s Welsh outside-half had a pin inserted in his foot to heal a stress fracture and, although the bone has now recovered, he has had to go under the
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Herefordshire's Miss Whiplash in 22-hour crash ordeal
HEREFORDSHIRE'S 'Miss Whiplash' is seriously injured in hospital after a car accident left her trapped upside down in a ditch for almost 24 hours. Former brothel-keeper-turned-Herefordshire-duck-farmer Lindi St Clair sustained “serious multiple
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I'm house-bound after thieves took my scooters
A DISABLED man says he is now house-bound after his two mobility scooters were stolen. John Cawsey, aged 78, had two of his mobility scooters worth about £4,000 taken from a shed at the back of his bungalow in Eversley Grove, Malvern.
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Crunch time for Warriors season
MIKE Ruddock believes he is in the midst of the most important period of his career as Worcester Warriors director of rugby. In their next five games, the Sixways side are facing tricky home games with Wasps, Northampton Saints and local rivals
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Fresh blood sought for City board
WORCESTER City’s directors have been tasked with bringing younger blood onto the board to safeguard the club’s long-term future. Of the 12 elected at November’s annual general meeting, only eight remain in office, including two — former chairman
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It's so uplifting... this art of beautiful bras
BEAUTIFUL embroidered bras are on display at a Worcestershire art gallery. The decorative lingerie, pictured here being modelled by Miss Worcester Rosabella Styles,will adorn the walls of the Gallery at Bevere until tomorrow, when the exhibition goes
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Villagers' plea for a speed camera
PEOPLE in a Worcestershire village have handed a petition to the county council to have speed cameras installed on a busy road. People living in Great Witley, near Worcester, on the A443 presented a petition of 142 signatures to Councillor Derek Prodger
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Premium bonds are the answer
SIR – I always value the advice of Martin Lewis in the Worcester News. He is of course correct on premium bonds, as is most of his advice on savings. The odds of winning £1 million per £1 on the National Lottery are one-in-14 million and one-in
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University parking charges to blame
Sir – What a hypocrite George Cowley is (What happened to British workmen?). This from a man who has lived off the state all his life. As for the parking around the university, (various commentaries from the thee bleaters. We all know who they are
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Enormous amount claimed by MEPs
SIR – We get very annoyed about the way our MPs misuse their various expense allowances but they have nothing on the MEPs in the EU. The Taxpayers Alliance has analysed what MEPs can claim and over the five-year period that they are members in addition
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General election is needed very soon
SIR – My country, England, is in deep trouble – financial, immigration and religious trouble, with general public confusion and depression. The financial problems are global, but we could overcome these with better government and sensible financial
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City ground should not go on agricultural land
SIR – In the February 11 issue of the Worcester News, the front page headline asks how fans will get to the new Worcester City football ground in Nunnery Way. My answer is that the new ground should not be located on a greenfield site on the edge
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Good galloping Garnons track
THE point-to-point at the imposing Garnons Estate, near Hereford, tomorrow is sure to be run at a good gallop. The gentle weather has dried the course well and Liz Morgans, entries’ secretary, reports the official going is good with one soft patch.
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Bouncer helps save impaled teen
A TEENAGER attempting to get into a Worcester nightspot became impaled on metal railings. The 18-year-old had to be cut free by firefighters before being taken to hospital with a large part of the railing still inside his body left in place
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Wolves sign Veron
WORCESTER Wolves beat the British Basketball League’s transfer deadline by just a few hours to sign 26-year-old Belgian point-guard Veron Bin Tabu-Eboma. The lightning-quick play-maker has years of European experience that includes playing in the Fiba
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Woman who modified skirt to shoplift is jailed
A WOMAN who modified her clothes in a bid to shoplift £430 make-up so she could buy her sick mother medication has been jailed. Twenty-six-year-old Laura Matei was caught out after arousing suspicion at Droitwich’s Superdrug store in November
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Dance event will be fun for all the family
A DANCE show for all of the family is being held in a Worcestershire theatre. The Little Steps dance school will be holding its annual show at the Norbury Theatre in Droitwich. The event will include children and adult performances of ballet, tap,
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Shoplifter was caught on camera
A 19-year-old who stole sweets from a Worcestershire newsagent is undergoing tests for schizophrenia. Anthony Farley, of Meadow Sweet Court, Malvern, pleaded guilty to theft at Worcester Magistrates Court, but his solicitor urged the bench to delay
