DIRECTOR of rugby Gary Gold was “incredibly proud” of 14-man Worcester Warriors after they fought back to salvage two bonus points at high-flying Wasps. Biyi Alo and Jackson Willison crashed over for late tries, both converted by Ryan Mills, as
WORCESTER WARRIORS 7 Pennell – Typified Warriors’ spirited display after being clattered twice. Suffered a nasty cut to the head in a try-saving tackle on Kurtley Beale. Bumped off a tackle for Christian Wade’s second try. 6 Heem – Red-carded
A FANTASTIC flower show held in beautiful sunshine in Worcestershire attracted a large crowd at the weekend. The Hallow Horticultural Society’s spring show took place on Saturday and featured more than 200 floral exhibits in a range of categories
Wasps 40 Worcester Warriors 33 BRYCE Heem was red-carded early in the second half as a spirited Worcester Warriors side picked up two precious points from a thrilling 40-33 defeat at Aviva Premiership leaders Wasps. The wing was dismissed by
A NEW revamped community garden in Worcester opened in glorious sunshine on Saturday. The Arboretum Residents Group first opened the Westbury Street Community Gardens in 2007 on a derelict site on the junction between Westbury Street and Southfield Street
HEREFORD FC claimed back-to-back promotions after thrashing hosts Salisbury 4-0. The Bulls were rampant and with nearest rivals Taunton Town and Tiverton Town both losing they cannot be caught at the top of Evo-Stik Southern League Division One
EVESHAM United secured an excellent 2-0 win over second-placed Taunton Town at the Jubilee Stadium in Evo-Stik Southern League Division One South and West. The visitors started brightly and dominated possession in the Evesham half for the first 15
JUNIOR English looks set for a “lengthy lay-off” after suffering a hamstring injury in Worcester City’s 1-0 win over Stalybridge Celtic. The makeshift striker, who has been a key figure for City this term, hobbled off with 27 minutes to go at Altrincham
CAPTAIN Danny Jackman has urged his Worcester City team-mates to “push on” and retain their National League North status after claiming a “vital” 1-0 victory over Stalybridge Celtic. Jordan Murphy got the winner three minutes into the second half
WORCESTER FRIENDLY SKITTLES LEAGUE MONDAY DIVISION ONE The Inbetweeners 362 2 P Workman 35, Runaways 384 18 N Bunn 37, D Pitt 37; Bangumharder 464 14 S Fern 47, T Richings 44, A Cornes 43, M Collins 41, Thunderbirds 448 6 P Wood 46, S Wood 43,
Worcester City (4-4-2) 7 Vaughan – was a commanding presence as he organised his back four brilliantly and got down well to save Darren McKnight’s powerful shot. 7 Gallinagh – apart from a terrible back-pass which Andy Bishop almost pounced
Stalybridge Celtic 0 Worcester City 1 IT looked like a huge weight had been lifted off Worcester City’s players when the final whistle sounded at Moss Lane. After four-and-a-half frustrating and often miserable months without a win in National
POLICE have named a 55-year-old Kidderminster man who died in hospital as Mark Beresford. Officers are treating Mr Beresford's death as suspicious, and have made an arrest. An ambulance was called to a property in Offmore Road at around 8.30pm
WORCESTER Wolves finished runners-up in the Basketball England Under 16s West Midlands Development League. They hit back from 14 points down at one stage to eventually win 78-67 against West Bromwich Albion at Sandwell Academy and clinch second spot
DOZENS of firefighters worked through the night to battle a fire in the roof of a thatched property. Around five emergency calls were received at around 8.50pm on Saturday, March 25, to the house in Worcester Road, Egdon. Crews from 11 fire stations
SEVERN Stars are preparing for a “physical” encounter with Scottish Sirens at the University of Worcester Arena tomorrow night (7.30pm). And player Iona Darroch insists Stars will be looking to “take control” from the first centre pass in a bid
