WORCESTERSHIRE skipper Daryl Mitchell completed 1,000 LV= Championship runs for the season before Leicestershire fought back strongly on the opening day at New Road. Mitchell reached his personal milestone with the last ball before lunch during
WORCESTER City kicked off their pre-season programme with a friendly defeat against Birmingham City’s development squad and victory over Coventry Sphinx. The Aggborough outfit’s first-team squad were beaten 3-0 by Blues at the Championship club
SEVEN cyclists from a Worcester business put their passion for cycling and fundraising to the test when they embarked on a charity ride from London to Paris. The team from SMH Fleet Solutions in Worcester decided to take on the challenge of riding from
CROWDS gathered on Pitchcroft throughout the day on Saturday to check out the sights and sounds of the emergency services. SOS Fest proved to be a big hit as everyone in the city came together to celebrate the resilience and team work shown throughout
SCIENCE students at Pershore High School will be pitting their brains against pupils from across the country after securing a place to compete at the National Science and Engineering Finals, the Big Bang. The Year 12 Ethics Education in Science and Engineering
ONE of the biggest local paddle sports events in the country took place in Pershore as hundreds of people took to the waters for the town's Bell Boat Regatta. More than 1,000 people took part in the annual event hosted by the Pershore Riverside Youth
THURSDAY is the day the teddy bear's will have their picnic at Pershore High School. Youngsters from across Pershore will be going down, not to the woods, but the sixth form this week to be entertained by students. Sixth Form students at Pershore
Sir - So councillor John Smith said that the meeting in which the fate of the city's park and ride was decided as a pantomime. (article of June 4th 2014) I am afraid the only pantomime is John Smith and the Tory party that are running this county.Nigel
Sir - For a long time I have been concerned about the forgotten army of young people who do not go to university. University may have worked for many people; but many of forgotten 50 per cent of young people that don’t currently go to university
A SMALL fire broke out in a bin outside the Vue Cinema in Worcester's Friar Street last night (Saturday, July 12).One fire crew from Worcester attended the fire, which happened at about 8.13pm, and extinguished it using a bucket of water.
A MAN had to be rescued by the fire service after he collapsed behind a door in Droitwich yesterday (Saturday, July 12).One fire crew from Droitwich were called to assist the ambulance service in getting to the man, who had collapsed behind a door in
A FIRE crew from Droitwich attended a car fire in McDonald's car park in Wychbold at about 6.14pm yesterday (Saturday July 12). The small fire was out when they arrived.
