THE party vibe was in full swing in St John’s today as businesses, groups and residents joined forces to make the most of the balmy British weather. Hundreds of people flocked to the 'Village in the City' to join members of the area’s trade association
ROUNDHEADS will turn heads in Worcester this weekend when a historic city landmark becomes the setting for a civil war revival. The Commandery is hosting two days of events commemorating the final battle of the English Civil War on September 3,
IGNACIO Mieres says he is thriving on the challenge of trying to get the nod at fly-half for Worcester Warriors' Aviva Premiership opener against Leicester Tigers. The Argentinian summer recruit from Exeter Chiefs, 26, is battling with fellow new
LEAGUE tables might count for little at this stage of the season but, in the case of Skrill North, it does help put Worcester City’s start into perspective. Carl Heeley’s side head to Boston United today (3pm) with just two points to show from
IT is imperative Hereford United use their youth set-up to develop players for the first team squad, according to the club’s director of youth Peter Beadle. With the Edgar Street club strapped for cash and already running with a youthful group
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers and the England ‘C’ squad seem to have gone hand-in-hand in recent times. Centre-half Chey Dunkley has been called into the under 23s set-up this week, while Harriers left-back Mickey Demetriou is on standby for the friendly
A NEW report has revealed that Worcester has more charity shops than almost any other British city. This proliferation is particularly obvious in Mealcheapen Street, pictured above, which alone has eight. How does this growing retail sector affect
