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Broadwas

Broadwas

12:30pm Tuesday 9th February 2010

Take time to admire views on gentle stroll. Julie Royle eases the pace and enjoys the distant scenery on a five-and-a-half mile journey around Broadwas

Mr Perrins without Mr Lea means guns and not sauce

Mr Perrins without Mr Lea means guns and not sauce

4:01pm Monday 8th February 2010

TO most people the name of Perrins is synonymous with Worcestershire Sauce, the brown stuff in a bottle that has turned up over the centuries in locations as diverse as the Great Plains of America, the refrectory tables of Tibetan monks and the jungles of Borneo.

My prediction is for more school closures

My prediction is for more school closures

4:00pm Monday 8th February 2010

BY the time February arrives, everyone has become utterly sick of the British winter.

An illness that’s dogged by lies, myths and prejudices

An illness that’s dogged by lies, myths and prejudices

2:08pm Wednesday 3rd February 2010

To some it’s just yuppie flu but for sufferers, ME is a torture that leads some to conclude that the only way out is to take their own life

Afghans get more money out of onions than opium

Afghans get more money out of onions than opium

12:01pm Monday 1st February 2010

Mike Pryce meets ex-King’s School pupil Paul Turner, a civil servant who is trying to bring normality to a country torn apart by war

Upton upon Severn

Upton upon Severn

11:51am Monday 1st February 2010

Cut-throats and kings have walked thisway Julie Royle heads for Upton-upon-Severn and an area that is susceptible to the vagaries of the weather

Won’t anyone speak up for Christianity?

Won’t anyone speak up for Christianity?

11:13am Monday 1st February 2010

A LITTLE under a year ago, I planted an oak sapling in a north Warwickshire churchyard.

Law is being outfoxed

11:15am Monday 1st February 2010

I’M not a great fan of foxhunting despite the fact that my tolerance of Vulpes vulpes Crucigera was tested to its limits after the great massacre of 2006.

...And another thing

11:16am Monday 1st February 2010

A COUPLE of friends have recently moved from Coventry to Malvern and we paid them a visit once they had settled into their new home on the west side of the hills.

Why life is sweet again for old Woolies stores

Why life is sweet again for old Woolies stores

4:23pm Friday 29th January 2010

IT was a stalwart of the British High Street, but a year after Woolworths locked its doors for the final time in Worcestershire it has been replaced.

How do we cure the great medical divide?

How do we cure the great medical divide?

3:52pm Wednesday 27th January 2010

THE healthcare debate sometimes seems like a bruising battle between old rivals: the English, the Scots, the Welsh and the Northern Irish with the English on the losing side.

Hunky, chunky firemen’s song is my show’s hot hit

Hunky, chunky firemen’s song is my show’s hot hit

3:15pm Monday 25th January 2010

GUILTY as charged, your honour. We have the smoking gun.

Summertime... when I’ll be in my bathers

Summertime... when I’ll be in my bathers

3:17pm Monday 25th January 2010

THE year 1960 was marked by a gloriously hot summer that presented endless possibilities for a country lad enjoying his last days of freedom before starting grammar school in the nearby town.

Stow-on-the-Wold

Stow-on-the-Wold

2:48pm Monday 25th January 2010

Visit pub that’s been serving ale since 974 Cotswold town has retained much of its charm and character from centuries gone by. Julie Royle reports

When Cadbury made its cakes in Worcester

When Cadbury made its cakes in Worcester

8:32am Friday 22nd January 2010

As the chocolate firm is taken over, Mike Pryce charts the rise and fall of one of the city’s best-loved employers




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