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Teen injured in crash

Man impaled on fence

10:47am Saturday 20th March 2010

A TEENAGE boy has been taken to hospital with serious head injuries after he was hit by a car.

We're facing challenge of -30C in the Arctic

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10:30am Saturday 20th March 2010

TWO intrepid adventurers have braved temperatures of minus 20 degrees in a fridge-like university unit in Worcester to prepare for a trip of a lifetime.

MP has a quiet word to end gas work early

AT LAST! Local shop owner Alan Kasch is overjoyed that the gas work at Fernhill Heath is to finish today, a month early. Picture: Nick Toogood. 11454401

8:50am Saturday 20th March 2010

GAS works causing disruption on a busy road will finish one month early after a local MP had words with the boss of National Grid.

COMMENT: Well done to everyone who has helped

7:10am Saturday 20th March 2010

NO doubt many of our readers will have watched last night’s Sport Relief telethon on the BBC.

69 jobs to go as firm collapses

7:10am Saturday 20th March 2010

ALL 69 jobs have gone at a Worcester firm, which has become the latest casualty of the recession.

Who'll be this year's city beauty queen?

Maria Coleman.

5:50am Saturday 20th March 2010

HAVE you got what it takes to be crowned Miss Worcester? These two girls hope they do.

Last chance for woman obsessed with police

3:00am Saturday 20th March 2010

A WOMAN with an “unhealthy obsession” with police officers has been given one final chance to avoid prison.

We fear that our road will become a rat-run

FEARS: Sue and Martin Hutchinson with grandaughter Becky, aged three, right, and other St Peter’s Road residents.

1:20am Saturday 20th March 2010

RESIDENTS of St Peter’s Road in Malvern are concerned that plans to remove an access only restriction will turn the road into a rat-run and put schoolchildren at risk.

Olwen's work goes on display

Olwen Tarrant.

11:30pm Friday 19th March 2010

A PAINTER from Worcestershire who has had great success displaying her art in London galleries is putting on her first exhibition in her home town.

It’s been tough but things are looking up for us once again

Chief executive of Acorns children’s hospice trust David Strudley believes that the charity has weathered the worst of the recession and is looking forward.

9:40pm Friday 19th March 2010

MOST people would agree that helping life-limited children and their families is essential – but paying for it is still tough.


Jobs and Careers Fair is big success

Why new plant has got recycling sorted

Mourners wear pink for Gabby - video Read story »

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