WORCESTER Warriors skipper Huw Taylor admitted fine margins had cost his side as they failed to progress to the Singha Premiership Rugby Sevens Series finals. Warriors topped Group D after four of six matches at Kingston Park but, with all three
TOM Kohler-Cadmore continued his fine form and liking for tourist attacks by top-scoring for Worcestershire in their drawn two-day game with Pakistan at New Road. Kohler-Cadmore followed up his 119 for Rapids in the Royal London One-Day Cup against
FIREFIGHTERS were called after a lorry leaked around 100 litres of fuel at Strensham motorway services, near Worcester. The lorry, which had a diesel fuel leak, was at the services near Junction 8 of the M5 just after 5pm today (Saturday).
POLICE are investigating two serious sexual assaults - one of which took place in public toilets at a Worcester park. The incidents took place in Swanpool Walk and in a public toilet cubicle at Cripplegate Park, yesterday (Friday). A suspect
A DAZZLING array of sights, sounds and smells filled the 52nd Welland Steam and Country Rally. Around 38,000 steam and vintage vehicle enthusiasts flocked to the event, near Malvern, on Saturday to enjoy a vibrant display of exhibits and entertainment
TRAFFIC is queuing along the A44 Evesham Road at Spetchley this afternoon (Saturday). The delays are being caused by surface dressing works taking place in the area. More further traffic updates click here.
THOUSANDS of visitors are expected to flock to the annual Welland Steam Rally this weekend. A variety of attractions are on offer at this year's event, including steam engines, classic motorbikes, military vehicles and even a farmers market.
THE city's food festival is in full swing today (Saturday) as hundreds of visitors flock to enjoy an array of delicious produce. A whopping 70 stalls offering a wide variety of locally-produced food and drink line the High Street, while free
BOWLING coach Matt Mason says Kyle Abbott is "fit and raring to go" as he returns to action for Worcestershire Rapids in tomorrow's Royal London One-Day Cup clash with Lancashire Lightning at New Road (11am). The South African paceman has recovered
THE city council has stepped up efforts to remove an invasive plant species which grows along the river bank in Worcester.Himalayan Balsam, which has bright pink flowers, thrives close to watercourses but smothers other plant life in the area. Small clumps
BRITISH beer sales are heading in the right direction this year thanks to a month of summer footie and a freeze in the level of beer duty.British beer drinkers downed a colossal 31 million extra pints from April to June this year compared to the same
A REFURBISHED village pub in south Worcestershire, which was under starter’s orders just 18 months ago, has romped past the finishing post to win a prestigious award for its food.The Jockey at Baughton, Earls Croome, was nominated by its customers in
MARTIN Wells likes his food hot. He eats quite a lot of Asian food and he’s been growing his own chilies at his home in St Peter’s, Worcester, for about four years.The IT director bought a chili plant from the supermarket a few years ago and kept the
A WORCESTER school is refusing to reveal the number of redundancies that have been made among its teaching staff.Bishop Perowne CE College launched a consultation on redundancies among teaching and support staff back in April, citing "budgetary constraints
WORCESTER Golf and Country Club’s 18-hole open again proved a popular competition with the course full all day and more than 40 visiting clubs represented. The winners were Mike Thorneycroft and David Round from Hagley, who notched up an unbeatable
RAVENMEADOW and Perdiswell Park golfers contested a better-ball stableford at their senior captain’s day. The so-called dream team of Adrian Burbridge, Ed Nicklin, Barrie Hope and Dave Hancocks won with 99 points. Phil Lane, Mick Huggins, Mike
BARBOURNE AC star Lee Griffiths comfortably won his first contest of the new season at Woodland View’s Arles pool. With all the leading contenders drawn on the same side, Griffiths took the top pay-out. Offering corn and pellet at five metres
WORCESTERSHIRE Rapids cannot afford any slip-ups against Lancashire tomorrow in their must-win Royal London One-Day Cup clash at New Road (11am). Daryl Mitchell’s men must overcome Lancashire and then Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge on Monday (
A WORCESTER club crew starred for England with gold medals at the Home Internationals Rowing Regatta. They won the eights event with Molesey competitors and also claimed silvers in the coxless fours for their nation in Cardiff. Tom Selby, Damien
