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  • The Source: Someone bill Theresa May for these shoes

    THIS pair of knackered shoes, mutilated beyond belief, illustrates the true price some of our parliamentary hopefuls are paying for this mother of all snap elections. Step forward (geddit?) Worcester Conservative Robin Walker, who has already completely

  • Alternative VW show promises bank holiday thrills

    MORE than 3000 people are expected to descend on an alternative VW show. Dubs in the Middle, which takes place at Ashdown Farm in Evesham will this year have 20 musical acts including John James Newman from The Voice along with DJ's and an open

  • Worcester surgery's roof damaged by youths playing football

    FRUSTRATED staff at a Worcester doctors surgery are calling for action to be taken against a group of youths who have been damaging a buildings' roof with a football.Staff at the Severn Valley Medical Practice's Lyppard Grange site, off Ankerage

  • Community Bowling Club look for new members

    COMMUNITY are looking for men or women who would like to play outdoor bowls. The Worcester club's Terry Evans said: "Our club has not many members who have all retired and play friendly matches. "The exercise we get helps us and we also meet

  • Saturday's cricket league fixtures

    SATURDAY  Birmingham & District League Premier Division: Kidderminster v Brockhampton; Ombersley v Barnt Green. Division One: Barnards Green v Shifnal; Bromsgrove v Walmley. Division Two: Old Hill v Pershore; Wombourne v Old Elizabethans

  • Worcester-based law firm supports charity initiative

    WORCESTER-based regional law firm Harrison Clark Rickerbys have been supporting a charity that supports people during their interviews. The Suited for Success initiative collects good quality, gently worn work clothes and accessories for men and women

  • Cancer survivor to take on charity fashion show

    A CANCER sufferer will take to the catwalk in front of 1,700 people at a London fashion show. Laura Hunter, from Kyre near Malvern will take part in the Breast Cancer Care London Fashion Show in September. What makes the show unique, is that all

  • Worcester runner James enjoys London mini-marathon

    WORCESTER runner James Dale hopes to leave his opponents trailing this year. The Nunnery Wood High School year 10 pupil trains twice a week with Worcester Athletic Club. Dale also represents his school and Herefordshire and Worcestershire in

  • Dog found wandering around busy road reunited with owner

    A DOG which was found on a busy road has been reunited with its owner.Police appealed for the owner to get in touch after they spotted ‘Sydney’ wandering around on the A4104 in Baughton, Worcester.A spokesman for West Mercia Police said: “Stand down dog

  • TV stars, live music and a bake-off for school's summer fete

    TV stars will be at a Worcester school's summer fete showing off an emergency blood bike. Steve Harris, who starred in Channel 5's Emergency Bikers, and Bill Mapp, an actor who has appeared in a series of shows including Doctors, Midsummer Murders

  • Medal joy for Spa judo players

    FOUR Kazoku-Kan competitors attended the Samurai orange belt and under judo competition. Molly Charlwood was top performer for the Droitwich club with a silver medal and Joshua Warburton also impressed to gain a bronze. James Worsfold put up a great

  • Car and scooter crashed in Worcester

    THE emergency services were dispatched to a crash between a car and scooter in Worcester.The crash took place at around 11.40pm on Thursday night, (May 19), in Barbourne Road. A witness told the Worcester News a person was seen lying on the ground after

  • Care home holding open day

    A CARE home is inviting people to come to an open day as they assess the best option for their loved ones. Care UK staff will open their doors at Perry Manor in Charles Hastings Way on Thursday (May 25). Perry Manor home manager, Katherine

  • National Trust property celebrates award

    A NATIONAL Trust park has received an accolade at an awards ceremony recognising heritage visitor attractions. The award for Best Educational Initiative was given to Croome Court, near Pershore, for the Potter and Ponder sensory experience announced by

  • Tea party being held at Droitwich pet shop

    A TEA party and bake sale is being held at a pet shop in Droitwich next week.The Blue Cross pet charity shop in St Andrew’s Street, is hosting a Paws for tea event raising money for homeless pets, on Saturday, May 27. Staff at the shop will be dressing

  • New yoga studio opening in Pershore

    A NEW yoga studio is opening in Pershore next month. Alessandra Quaglieri has spent 20 years teaching Pranayama Yoga, and around 10 years in Worcestershire. She is opening a new studio in Pershore at 36 High Street, above Jolie and Beau Clothing

  • Samoa switch not on agenda for Worcester Warriors wing Heem

    EXPLOSIVE wing Bryce Heem admits he isn’t eyeing up a return to the international fold with Pacific islanders Samoa. The 28-year-old has previously suggested he could be open to representing his father’s country of birth. Heem was an influential

  • Music died? That'll be the day!

    Buddy Holly and the Cricketers/Malvern Theatres MANY of us will readily recall a song titled American Pie in which the singer referred to the day the music died. It was indeed a fabulous tune, a sparkling example of post-60s folk narrative

  • Leader of Worcester City Council's £2,000 pay cut

    THE leader of Worcester City Council is taking a £2,000 pay cut under the new committee system, it has emerged. Labour leader Councillor Adrian Gregson will see his special responsibility top-up shrink from £12,750 to £10,750. The move is designed

  • Five things you need to know Friday

    1. Top Story: New £20m Worcester Cathedral Square to open in July. 2. Weather: Patchy rain throughout the day. This afternoon the rain will turn into heavy showers, with possible thunder at times. 3. Traffic and travel: Quiet so far, no major

  • Woman to remember husband in cancer wing walk

    A WOMAN will throw rose petals into the air during a sponsored wing walk organised in memory of her husband. Rosie Browse, of Lower Howsell Road, Malvern, said the challenge will coincide with the birthday of her husband, Ian, on Wednesday, May

  • Motorcyclist charged with burglary

    A MOTORCYCLIST has been charged with two counts of burglary.Police arrested the man, from Malvern, and seized his bike as he had no insurance.He faces charges relating to offences in Malvern and has been bailed to enable further enquiries.

  • UPDATE: Plan to move tourist information centre put on hold

    PLANS to relocate the tourist information centre have been put on hold, according to the new district council leader. Malvern Hills District Council intended to demolish Priory Lodge, in Avenue Road, and replace it with a new building to house the

  • County junior trophy for Worcester's Juna, 12

    WORCESTER Golf and Country Club's Juna Amin has lifted his first trophy at the age of 12. Junior academy member Amin, who is coached by PGA professional Ian Henry, won the Worcestershire Junior Order of Merit at Churchill and Blakedown. He scored

  • Swimming club returns home after year away

    LEDBURY Swimming Club returned to its home pool after a year of training at alternative venues around the county. Following a major refurbishment, Halo Ledbury Swimming Pool and Leisure Centre has new wet and dry changing facilities, a state-of-the-art

  • Harnden hits top gear in cross country

    MALVERN riders clocked up podium places at the National Mountain Bike Cross Country Series in Yorkshire. Hattie Harnden dominated the youth category with an impressive first place putting herself firmly into the lead for the overall series standing

  • Home pair settle for second in time trial

    HOME pair Mike Amery and William Davies had to settle for second in VC Sevale’s time trial. The duo were among 18 riders on the undulating 10-mile Chance Lane course and stopped the clock in a season’s best 22 minutes 47 seconds. But the Worcester