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  • Worcester Bosch group supports charity initiative

    WORCESTER Bosch Group is supporting a charity initiative showing new uses can be found for the pallets and wooden boxes which parts from factories are often delivered on. The Good Soil Trust, which aims to provide a safe, family environment for people

  • PICTURES: Worcester girls through to northern final

    WORCESTER Rugby Club girls’ under 15s booked a northern area cup final with Leek after winning 38-12 against a combined Manchester and Ellesmere Port team. Their semi-final success at Manchester RFC, Cheadle Hulme, continued the team’s stunning

  • Crash in Droitwich, two treated for shock

    TWO people were treated for shock after a car crash in Droitwich.Police were called to Primsland Way at 12.25pm today (Monday) to reports of a crash involving a silver Renault Scenic and a grey Vauxhall Corsa. The ambulance service also attended and two

  • Worcester Sunday League: Korono create cup shock

    THERE was a shock result in the McDonald’s Worcester and District League’s Kilbourne Kay Cup quarter-finals as Division Two leaders Prince of Wales crashed out 6-2 at FC Korono. Ed Jukes was the Korono shooting star, netting five times. Korono

  • Football round-up: Pershore deserve more from draw

    PERSHORE Town drew 0-0 at Heath Hayes in Midland League Division One with a good, spirited performance that was deserving of more than one point. Second-from-bottom Town were the better team in the first half with Reece Jacobs’ close-range shot

  • Are you interested in becoming a county councillor? Read on!

    PEOPLE who have what it takes to make decisions about the county's roads, adult social care or looked after children are invited to an information day. People will get all the information they need to see if becoming a county councillor is for

  • Evesham drop to fourth after Winchester beating

    EVESHAM United dropped to fourth in Evo-Stik Southern League Division One South and West following a poor performance at the Denplan City Ground with Winchester City running out worthy 4-1 winners. It was another frustrating afternoon in Hampshire

  • Kind-hearted staff donate unwanted goods to charity

    CHARITY shop volunteers have welcomed a generous donation of goods which will help raise money for children's hospital facilities. Staff from companies at a Hallow business park handed over a large selection of items to the Daisychain Benevolent Fund

  • UPDATE: Power restored after earlier power cut in Worcester

    UPDATE: Power has now been restored in the area. ORIGINAL STORY: MORE than 100 properties are without power in the Dines Green area of Worcester.  Western Power Distribution (WPD) said electricity is out at 130 homes in the WR25 area. Among

  • Community fund defibrillator for war memorial club

    A LIFESAVING piece of equipment has been bought for a memorial club thanks to the efforts of the community.Past and present members of Fernhill Heath and District War Memorial Club, on Droitwich Road, helped to fund the defibrillator.They were supported

  • Big family cat Leo needs a home with plenty of space

    LEO is a handsome, white and black, two-year-old chap who is used to being handled by young children.He is a big family cat and would like a home with plenty of space as the only pet in the household.Please call the Worcester and District branch of Cats

  • Police close in on teen bike gang menacing drivers

    POLICE believe they have identified the gang of teenagers responsible for intimidating drivers in a spate of incidents in Worcester. The bike gang have been intimidating drivers by bringing traffic to a standstill and opening car doors, spitting

  • Young actors set to shine in rock horror musical

    BUDDING actors are busy putting the final touches to their production of a classic musical – The Little Shop of Horrors.Youngsters at Pershore Operatic and Dramatic Youth Section have been rehearsing the show ready for two performances at Number 8 Community

  • D-Day veteran Tom is awarded top French honour

    A VETERAN of the D-Day landings has been recognised for his service to the people of France by being awarded the country’s highest military honour. Tom Bridgewater, from Kempsey, was presented with the Legion d’Honneur for his role in helping to

  • Have you seen this handbag stolen from Warndon Villages?

    A WOMAN is appealing for the return of her handbag after it was stolen in Warndon Villages.A thief broke into a car and took the bag at about 12.30am this morning (Monday) from Cartwright Avenue, The Harleys, Warndon Villages.The person responsible for

  • Stars lose Superleague opener to defending champions Storm

    SEVERN Stars marked their Vitality Superleague debut with a defeat as they went down 58-40 at Surrey Storm on Saturday. It was always going to be a tough task for the Worcester-based franchise against the reigning champions at Surrey Sports Park

  • Jealous dad slashes love rival with Stanley knife

    A JEALOUS dad slashed a love rival in the head with a Stanley knife after his ex-partner got a new man.Stuart Pugh threw punches at Patrick Farrell before he slashed at him with the blade, opening up a cut in the back of his head.Pugh, who had been following

  • Arts festival receives sponsorship boost from estate agents

    ORGANISERS of a three-week art festival are celebrating after receiving a sponsorship boost from an estate agents. Nicol and Co Estate Agents, based in Droitwich, has lent its support to Droitwich ArtsFest – a creative bonanza which is set to take place

  • Scam alert

    THE public is being warned about a telephone scam.The scammers have been targeting residents in the Teme Valley, within the Malvern Hills policing district.People have reported that they are receiving scam telephone calls purporting to be from HMRC, BT

  • Brilliant bra scheme to raise money for breast unit

    WOMEN are being invited to save their second hand bras to raise funds for Worcester's breast unit,The donation of unwanted bras will raise £1 per kilogram and £1,000 per tonne for the Worcestershire Breast Unit Haven.The charity provides clinical

  • Students wind back clock for day inspired by popular novel

    STAFF and students wound back the clock to the early 1900s for a themed day inspired by a popular children's novel.Year 6 students at Witton Middle School, in Droitwich, dressed up in period costume for the Private Peaceful-themed day on Friday, February

  • Convicted robber was texting at the wheel

    A BANNED driver was texting on his mobile phone and ignored police when they tried to pull him over on the motorway at Worcester. Convicted robber Lorenzo Genus was spotted by police looking down at his mobile while driving southbound between junctions

  • Glassing in Kidderminster

    POLICE want to speak to this woman following a glassing in Kidderminster.A person suffered facial injuries following the attack in Oxford Street, Kidderminster.The attack followed an argument on February 11 between 10.05pm and 10.15pm.West Mercia Police

  • Craig to hold "serious" talks over his City future

    STEVEN Craig’s future at Worcester City is set to be made clearer after holding “serious” talks with caretaker boss John Snape. The 36-year-old frontman is expected to discuss his options with Snape today after his loan spell at Stafford Rangers

  • Cats need purrfect new homes

    THESE are some of the adorable cats looking for their forever home after coming through some tough times.The cats are all waiting for their purrfect home at the The Holdings at Broomhall, near Kempsey, the new rescue and rehoming centre.Geraldine Haynes

  • Families invited to fun church service

    FAMILIES are invited to enjoy an informal church service where they can make crafts and sing songs. St Andrew's Church, in Droitwich, will host the event from 3pm on Sunday, February 26, and anyone is welcome. Visitors will make hearts, sing songs

  • You don't have to let an eating disorder rule your life

    A FEW years ago Kim Marshall was having suicidal thoughts every half an hour. The young mum with a degree in marketing and business qualifications felt she was a burden to her family and friends and they would be better off without her. Today the

  • Try out the next "big thing" in health and wellbeing

    MICK Jagger practices it six times a week to maintain his trim 28-inch waist and maximum flexibility for the 12 miles he’s said to strut during every live performance while fitness gurus have recently heralded it as the next big thing in health and

  • Five things you need to know Monday

    1. Top story: Should 2,150 home super village for west Worcester be watered down? 2. Today's weather: Cloudy, top temperature of 14.1C. 3. Traffic and travel: Narrow lanes and speed restrictions on M5, temporary traffic lights on A44 London

  • Search begins for Worcester News' Baby of the Year 2017

    WITH her big beaming smile it is clear to see why little Sophia Stanyer was crowned Worcester News' Baby of the Year 2016.And now your little ones have the chance to enter the as we launch this year's hunt across Worcestershire to find the cutest