ROBIN Walker is firmly backing the 'remain' campaign for the EU referendum - but he may find it tricky drumming up the office resources to ring around those wavering voters come this summer.

Not one, but two of the MP's very own personal caseworkers at his offices in London and Worcester happen to be backing the 'Vote Leave' campaign pushing people to support a Brexit.

You just can't find the staff these days.

* RICHER-than-yow Wyre Forest MP Mark Garnier has managed to get his face into The Sunday Times, telling the paper's 'fame and fortune' column how he gave up his ludicrously wealthy banking career to become a pauper-like politician.

One of his revelations was that his late mother was actually a founder member of UKIP back in the early 1990s.

But what caught The Source's eye was his answer to "when did you first feel wealthy?"

The ex-City banker said: "In my twenties - I was earning more when I was 26 than I am now."

Can someone chuck him a few quid?

* MANY folk living near Worcestershire royal have been going barmy about hospital visitors dumping cars around their streets for years - and now even those tasked with holding NHS chiefs to account aren't immune.

Councillor Andy Roberts, who chairs the county council's scrutiny panel which grills health bosses, lives barely a mile from its front door.

"They say 85 per cent of people come by car - and they all park outside my house," he says.

* THE Mail on Sunday has held little back with its coverage of John Whittingdale's sexual frolics involving a former porn star from Malvern, but will it get worse for the Government?

Former county councillor Clive Smith, as we revealed last week is a family friend of the ex-page 3 girl in question - who has happily spilled the bins to him on where this tabloid muck racking is heading next.

The newspaper's salacious offerings of two weeks back have been described as "only part one" of this saga, with more due to come out imminently which will implicate yet another top Cabinet minister.

Ooh-err missus!

* YOU'LL be familiar with the wrong sorts of leaves, the wrong sort of snow and even in Worcestershire the wrong sort of surface dressing chippings and the wrong sort of painted yellow lines.

You can now add plants to that exasperating list, with 18 new trees in Pershore having to be uprooted after a supplier's fiasco led to the "wrong species" being shoved into the ground.

Can you be-leaf that.