A NEW ward aimed at helping to take the pressure off Worcester’s stretched A&E department has been given a welcome clean bill of health by commissioners. The new Surgical Clinical Decisions Unit (SCDU) at Worcestershire Royal Hosp-ital officially
A YOUNG woman was so grateful when the NHS saved her mother’s life she has helped raise £1,727 towards a care unit which will save even more lives. Staff at Debenhams in Worcester have together raised the cash towards the new unit at 220 Newtown
A GRANDMOTHER’S bond with her church has been strengthened after her grandson is set to become involved in its restoration. Darren Mason, of St John’s, Worcester, has been accepted onto an apprenticeship as part of the regeneration of Dines Green
VANDALS destroyed two valuable golf buggies during a late-night rampage at Worcestershire's oldest golf course. A shed at Worcestershire Golf Course, in Wood Farm Road, Malvern Wells, was broken into in the early morning and three buggies worth
THE slopes of Suckley paled into insignificance for one family when they took on a cycling challenge involving Mount Kilimanjaro. Christine and Andrew Grieve, along with daughter Ashlyn Smith, trekked from the slopes of Kilimanjaro, in Moshi, and
FIVE people have been injured following a crash involving cars and a pedestrian in Hereford this morning. West Midlands Ambulance Service was called to the incident near the junction of West Street and Berrington Street in the city centre at 4.20am
A CENTURY after a Worcester cavalryman bravely fought for his country in Gallipoli, his grandson and great-grandson will retrace his steps to mark the centenary of the bloody clash. Harry Sansome fought in the eight-month campaign – where about
