SIR – I would just like to clarify a few points in relation to the issues raised by Phil Mackie's letter (27.2.15) 'Plaza plan will make it harder for me to park'.This is an important project which is designed to enhance a busy and key part of the city
SIR - Yes George Cowley is right.Indeed time does fly. With each year it gets that much faster!Recently my son got very irritated with me because I was slow in grasping what he was explaining.To my suggestion that he might make allowances on account of
SIR - Reading Dave Bradley's article dated February 28 I was interested to hear about the pub called The Silent Woman on the edge of Wareham Forest.Dave says the pub used to be called The Angel. Well in the early 1970s my ex-husband and myself lived in
STEP aside Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood, pupils from Malvern St James took part in their own bake-off.Wooden spoons and aprons were at the ready for the first bake off hosted by the school, with girls aged five to 11 years old all competing in four categories
SIR - I haven't been to the seaside, Dave Bradley (February 28) for about 35 years.I'd love to go again before I snuff it.GEORGE COWLEY Worcester
SIR - This world of ours is growing madder every day. All sorts of atrocities are happening.Bring back the 1950s!GEORGE COWLEY Worcester
8:31pm Worcester Warriors: Pennell, Howard, Stelling, Symons, Smith (Biggs 63), Mieres (Fatiaki 63), Mulchrone; Ruskin, Creevy (Annett 54), Schonert (Daniels 66), Williams, Thomas, Senatore (Cox 51), Lewis (O'Shea 70), van
Last August was the hundredth anniversary of the outbreak of the First World War and have been writing a collection of poems dealing with that awful conflict. This piece deals with the scandal of underage conscripts and the great responsibility the the
THERE’S a “lot of unfinished business” with promotion rivals Bristol, insists Warriors’ highly-rated tighthead prop Nick Schonert. Schonert made his competitive debut for Warriors in September’s last-gasp 23-19 defeat against Andy Robinson’s men
FLANKER Sam Lewis says a chat with ex-Warriors skipper Jonathan Thomas helped influence his decision to join Dean Ryan’s Warriors revolution. Worcester’s Thomas, a former Ospreys player, had a big impact on Lewis when the 24-year-old was learning
DIRECTOR of rugby Dean Ryan believes new arrivals Sam Lewis and Cooper Vuna are the missing pieces in Worcester Warriors’ promotion jigsaw. The Warriors’ chief says he had been tracking the pair’s progress and is delighted to bring them into the
THIS year's Fairtrade poster competition has been a Holly Mount Primary School students.Kaelib Gormley, aged ten, claimed victory for winning design, with Freya Ebbs, aged nine of Red Hill Primary School, coming second and Northwick Manor Primary School's
NEW left-winger Cooper Vuna says the roar of the Sixways crowd can lift his own game. The 27-year-old has arrived at the club with the sole aim of helping Warriors secure an immediate return to the Aviva Premiership. Vuna has international
SIR - Re Thomas Hardy (Dave Bradley, February 28) I've read most of his books in the 1950s and 1960s.Nowadays (at 78) I spend a lot of time listening to music, it takes my mind off my worries.My fave song is Singing in the Rain.GEORGE COWLEY Worcester
WORCESTER'S St Joseph's Catholic Primary School has undergone a transformation to provide more places for future students.MP Robin Walker was a special guest at the unveiling where a new library, classrooms, kitchen and playground were all revealed. after
MIKE Symons has been back among the goals for Worcester City in recent matches and manager Carl Heeley hopes there are plenty more to come. The in-form striker’s excellently executed header to give City the lead in Tuesday’s 1-1 Conference North
RESIDENTS in one Worcester street are calling for a parking meter to be ripped out - saying they face a daily battle to find a space. People living in and around Severn Street, in Diglis, say they are facing a daily scramble to park due to commuters
SIR, To Mark Harvey, who as reported on February 24 was very, very upset that "Fifty Shades of Grey" was not shown in Malvern. Far more likely you would be upset after seeing the film. The leading man was unattractive and a poor actor. The girl
FRESH details have emerged about Worcester's £12 million Skywalk project - with the designers revealing how art and education will be put at the heart of the daring bid. These new images have been released showing off more of the enhancements proposed
GARETH Andrew insists he is “100 per cent fit and ready to crack on” as he steps up his preparations for the new season during the County’s pre-season tour of Abu Dhabi. The Worcestershire all-rounder flew out with his teammates for the 11-day
A FOOD Enterprise Zone (FEZ) that will unleash the entrepreneurial spirit of the Worcestershire countryside and local food producers is to be created, the government has announced. Eleven new zones across England will free up food and farming businesses
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers Independent Supporters’ Trust will hold a question-and-answer session for fans with the club’s under-fire board of directors. After a successful similar evening with Harriers manager Gary Whild in November, club chairman
A VERY good friend of mine is a committed carnivore. I’ve seen her tuck into a large steak for breakfast on more than one occasion.But on an outing to Ludlow one day, we struggled to find a pub or restaurant we could afford and had tables available for
WORCESTERSHIRE County Cricket Club have today announced a surplus after tax of £58,772 for the period ending December 31, 2014. This compares with a surplus after tax of £47,374 for the 12-month period ending September 30, 2013. It is the fifth
LOCAL CASUALTIES: 6 Private Joseph Charles Everall & Corporal William Percy Wray - First Battalion. Privates Alfred Barnsley, Walter Field, Evan James Gravenor & John Pilsbury - Second Battalion. ROLLING CASUALTY COUNT: 684 First
