THE original Jurassic Park is one of the finest blockbusters in movie history. It found this rare balance between sheer popcorn fun and edge of your seat terror, and will go down as an all-time classic. Since the 1993 original, the series had
WORCESTER shoppers stopped in their tracks to see the unusual spectacle of Worcester Rotary's Club's seventh annual sandwich board march on Saturday morning. Rotarians gathered outside the Guildhall and just before 11am the Malvern brigade began
WORCESTERSHIRE Rapids suffered an agonising defeat as they exited the Royal London One-Day Cup semi-finals for the second successive season. South African opener Heino Kuhn steered Kent Spitfires into their first Lord’s final in 10 years with 127
WORCESTER Warriors' Josh Adams scored a wonder solo try as Wales secured their first Test series victory in Argentina since 1999 with a 30-12 win over the Pumas in Santa Fe. Warren Gatland's side scored two tries courtesy of Adams and Hallam Amos
RICHARD Geary was Old Vigornians' hero as the Worcester side made it four wins in succession with a narrow 22-run victory at Bartestreee and Lugwardine. The Yorkshireman, who joined the club last month, made 64 in difficult batting conditions as
AN estimated 90,000 visitors have attended the three day Three Counties Show, this year celebrating a milestone anniversary. The first show was held at the permanent showground at the foot of the Malvern Hills 60 years ago in 1958, so this year's
WORCESTER boosted their Worcestershire League Division One title hopes with a dramatic one-run win at Worcester Nomads whose poor run continued. Bransford-based Nomads snatched defeat from the jaws of victory in an encounter which went right to
FOODIES had fun in the sun as they looked round more than 100 stalls at Droitwich Spa's Food and Drink Festival. The festival kicked off at the town's Lido Park on Saturday morning with the official opening by Bake Off finalist Steven Bailey-Carter
SEVERN Stars recorded the biggest win in their short history with an emphatic 63-33 victory over Team Northumbria. Stars blew their opponents away in a dominant third-quarter performance, limiting them to just four goals while pulling 20 ahead
SKIPPER Hemaka Pathiranage took 5-36 as Worcester side Old Elizabethans romped to a 67-run win over Whitchurch in Birmingham Cricket League Division Three. Jamie Boyle (44) steered OEs to 155 all out in 37.5 overs before Whitchurch were shot out
AFTER more than a century serving the city of Worcester an iconic family business is set to change hands. Lannies, a name synonymous with ice-cream in the Worcester area, and later well-known as a catering business, will leave the hands of the city
A HOMELESS man stole four cans of Carling lager from Tesco Express. David Pace, aged 53, of no fixed abode, admitted stealing the lager from the store in Worcester Foregate Street on Friday, May 25. At Worcester Magistrates Court, Colette Orton
