A QUICKFIRE century by Robert Key kept Kent’s Yorkshire Bank 40 campaign alive as they overcame Worcestershire by 39 runs at New Road. The former county captain made 112 from 93 balls — his eighth hundred in one-day competitions — and shared in
WORCESTER City completed their pre-season friendlies with a tough 1-1 draw at Rushall Olympic. Carl Heeley’s side, who kick off their Skrill North campaign against Altrincham on Saturday, were behind at half-time due to Liam Spink’s penalty just
WHILE most would plan on spending their 65th birthday putting their feet up, one grandfather will be strapping on his running shoes in aid of a Worcestershire hospice. In preparation for taking on the Great North Run on Sunday, September 15, which
AN adrenalin-pumping day of zip wiring is being organised at a stately home – but only for cuddly toys. On Sunday, August 18, a zip wire will be rigged up to the top of historic Croome Court, near Pershore, for a special teddy bear picnic and zip
A FORMER Worcester schoolboy is flying high at the top of the class as a newly-qualified Royal Air Force airman. Douglas McAll, from Keren Drive, Norton, was one of 76 new airmen to graduate from basic training at RAF Halton in Buckinghamshire
