A GLANCE at the Aviva Premiership table prior to Worcester’s trip to Bath suggested the game would be pivotal to Warriors’ aspirations for this term. With bottom-of-the-table Sale Sharks having shocked seventh-placed Exeter 21-16 at the Salford
WORCESTER Wolves shocked a sell-out crowd at Sports Central Newcastle when beating the Eagles in the BBL Trophy quarter-finals. Neither side were able to pull clear until the final minute when Eagles were reduced to fouling Wolves to stay in the
THERE must be times when Worcester City wish they could play all of their games away from St George’s Lane. During a period when Carl Heeley’s men are stuttering on home soil, they can do little wrong on their travels. Having left Colwyn Bay
ENGLAND women were unable to make it two consecutive wins in the Six Nations, going down 25-0 against Ireland in Ashbourne. A hat-trick from wing Alison Miller and a well-taken try from full-back Niamh Briggs were the difference, while the latter
THE stars will be treading the red carpet tonight for the 2013 Bafta film awards at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, London. Nominees for best film are Argo, Les Misérables, Life of Pi, Lincoln and Zero Dark Thirty. Anne Hathaway is up
PREDICTIONS of snow proved largely unfounded as Worcester faced a wet weekend instead. The gritters may have been on standby but the weekend proved more of a washout than a winter wonderland as the county faced downpours. Today there were 10
HIKING up council tax almost two per cent in Worcester would bring in £391,000 over the next five years and ease pressure on city council finances. That’s the view of the authority’s Labour group, which has made a last-ditch attempt to get a planned
SINCE our story last week on a ‘two-faced’ cat a number of similar moggies have stepped forward, showing that maybe the distinctive facial markings are not so rare after all. After Evesham cat Millie appeared in last Thursday’s Worcester News a
