THE stage is set for Malvern to have its own dedicated live music festival this summer. Plans are already well advanced and the multi-venue, three-day event will take place from Friday to Sunday, August 3-5, offering those with a musical ear the chance
RICHARD Hill had sympathy for his players as they battled freezing temperatures and torrential snow against Ospreys, but warned they needed to be smarter tactically if they encountered the same at Sale Sharks on Friday. Snow fell throughout the 24-14
RICHARD Hill made a dream start to his Aviva Premiership career at Worcester Warriors with a 17-12 victory over Sale Sharks at Sixways back in September. Now, five months on, the Warriors head coach can reflect on what has been a relatively pleasing
A WORCESTERSHIRE hospice is urging people to open their wallets to take part in its Part With a Pound day. Fund-raisers from St Richard’s Hospice hope businesses, clubs and schools will make Friday, March 9, a day to remember by dressing up, dressing
WORCESTER Wolves director of basketball Paul James hailed his team’s performance after they were edged out in a British Basketball League thriller. The top two sides in the table went toe-toe throughout the University of Worcester contest with Wolves
A COUPLE were left shocked after “brazen” thieves stole a car from their driveway in broad daylight. Jane Metcalfe, who lives on the A4103 Hereford Road in Storridge, near Malvern, with her partner Terry Jones, said their Mini Cooper was taken
A RADICAL overhaul of the scrap metal industry will be debated in the Commons next week. The All Party Parliamentary Group on Combating Metal Theft, which includes Worcester MP Robin Walker and Wyre Forest MP Mark Garnier, called for the
YOUNGSTERS at a village primary school invited their very own Olympic heroine to celebrate the opening of their new adventure playground. Olympic torchbearer Moira Starkey, age 84, from Storridge, was invited to officially open the refurbished and improved
A FOOTBALL match being held in memory of a talented young player is all set to go ahead, say club officials. The Scott Holden memorial match will kick off at 2pm today at Pershore Town FC ground in King George's Way, Pershore. Despite yesterday's covering
ONE of Worcester’s most innovative and captivating live acts is excitedly preparing to embark on a month-long European adventure. The city’s take on the modern one man band, Howard James Kenny, is set for a 26-date European tour in March and
TWO brothers attacked the owner of a Worcester bed and breakfast business after he gave refuge to a group of youths being chased along a street. Stuart and Matthew O’Boyle were drinking with their father in a pub when they claimed they saw three youths
