Archive - Wednesday, 12 December 2018

New restaurant replaces previous buffet which shut down mysteriously
THE owner of a new restaurant which has replaced a former buffet that mysteriously shut down claims it will be ‘ten-times better.’
DAD'S WORLD: It's the run-up to Christmas, of course the car's going to break down
“Daddy! Make the noise stop! It’s hurting my ears!” Ding. Ding. Ding. Ding.
SALLY'S SAVERS: Waste not Christmas
Collectively, UK families waste seven million tonnes of food every year, that’s about £200 per person. The food we throw out costs money, cutting the waste makes sense to both our bank balance and the environment.
COMMENT: It's only fair to listen when people turn up
MOST council meetings are open to the public but, as anyone who has ever found themselves at one, it's normally just a handful of people and a lone reporter who turn out to engage in this part of the democratic process.
Christmas comet will be visible to the naked eye tonight
TONIGHT is the best chance for star gazers to catch a glimpse of Comet 46P – aka the Christmas comet – in the night skies above Worcestershire.
Robin Walker hits out at 'hard-line small group' and backs PM in crucial vote
WORCESTER’S MP has hit out at the “hard-line, small irresponsible group” that requested a vote of confidence in Prime Minister Theresa May’s leadership.
Worcester cocaine "courier" Liam Pearson has appeal thrown out
A DRUGS courier jailed for conspiracy to supply cocaine in bulk to Worcester from Liverpool has had his appeal thrown out by top judges.
"Amazing hospital staff" desperately need more money - patient calls on Robin Walker to act
A PENSIONER has praised staff at Worcestershire Royal Hospital for their hard work in difficult conditions but said local MPs must push the government for further funding.
MP joins police as they deal with 'potentially serious' crash
MP for Worcester Robin Walker spent the afternoon with the West Mercia Local Policing Priorities Team to experience life on the front line of crime prevention – including a potentially serious crash.
Mum-of-two rewarded for outstanding Computing work
A mother-of-two, who went from working at the University of Worcester to becoming a student, has been recognised with a special prize for her outstanding work in Computing.
Worcester acid attack: seven suspects back in court in New Year
SEVEN suspects in the alleged acid attack on a three-year-old boy in Worcester – including the child's father – will appear at the city's crown court early in the New Year.
'No need to be lonely' - Charity celebrates 10 years of combating loneliness in the city
A CHARITY which combats loneliness in the city will be celebrating its tenth year of helping the community.
Pershore date for the far-travelling Starlite Campbell Band
THE European blues awards nominees Starlite Campbell Band will be bringing their forthcoming ‘Mince Pie’ UK tour to The Iron Road in Pershore this Thursday, December 13.
Send us your pictures of Worcestershire's best Christmas lights
LOVE them or hate them, dazzling Christmas lights displays on houses and businesses are certainly memorable – and we're looking for the best locally.
HOCKEY PICTURES: Worcester women's seconds back on top
WORCESTER women’s seconds went back to the top of Worcestershire Hockey League Division One with a 2-1 win over title rivals Bromsgrove.
Warriors hooker earns new contract after returning to action
FIT-AGAIN hooker Isaac Miller has secured a new contract at Worcester Warriors despite playing just 11 minutes of competitive rugby so far this season.
Meet George, the special boy looking for a special adult home
A 'SPECIAL adult home' is needed for a young dog who has not enjoyed the best start to life.
Picture from the past: Football team in 1957/8
TODAY'S old picture was contributed by Worcester News reader Werner Ziegler and shows the city's YMCA football team in the season 1957-8. The picture was taken on a playing field behind the YMCA building on Henwick Road.
FSB COLUMN: Confidence is at its lowest for seven years
Latest research from the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) shows that confidence among UK small firms has fallen to its lowest point since 2011.
"I'm going to murder her!": Vile prison threats of Daytona Brecknell
AN inmate who made ‘vile’ threats of violence, murder and arson against his ex from prison has been spared an immediate jail sentence.
Medals for county cross-country runners
WORCESTER'S Harvey Shaw shone as Herefordshire and Worcestershire competed at the annual Dave Sunderland County Schools’ Cross Country Trophy for the first time.
CAMERA CLUB: Readers' pictures
CAMERA CLUB: Readers' pictures capture late autumn
Worcester City: Gritty show proves "the wheels haven’t fallen off"
ASSISTANT manager Ashley Vincent hopes Worcester City won a few hearts and minds as well as a cup final place on Tuesday.
Erin's kind gift to help other children
A schoolgirl has cut off her long hair and given it to a charity that makes wigs for youngsters.
Debaters from RGS Worcester win national competition
The RGS Worcester Debating team has won a national debating competition.
Warriors' board give schoolchildren free tickets for Pau clash
WORCESTER Warriors will be roared on by 1,600 schoolchildren when they take on Pau in the European Challenge Cup at Sixways on Saturday (3pm).
Fair Point: What will we do now 'I'm a Celeb' is finished?
WATCHING celebrities chow down on camels feet, meal worms, crocodile penises, spiders and blended vomit fruit might sound like something from a bizarre dystopian nightmare.
Pair admit M5 car robbery which resulted in crash
TWO men have admitted robbing a man of his car on the M5.
Plan to tackle "disastrous" pollution in Worcester sees whole city become an air quality management area
THE whole of Worcester will be become an air quality management area in a bid to tackle "disastrous" levels of pollution, after councillors approved plans.
Duncan "very happy" as string of players sign new contracts
HEAD coach Rory Duncan says he is “very happy” with the position Worcester Warriors find themselves in ahead of next season following a string of re-signings.
Council opts not to revoke nightclub's licence despite police concerns
THE city council has opted not to revoke a nightclub’s operating licence, though has ordered several modifications be made to its conditions following concerns raised by police.
Jail for Droitwich paedophile who groped teen and was called 'danger to children'
A “DANGEROUS” paedophile who preys on underage girls swore at the judge who jailed him and swung a chair towards prison officers during an angry outburst.
Taxi drivers say passenger safety put at risk by cars coming in from outside the city
TAXI drivers across the city have said trade is suffering and passenger safety is at risk because “every Tom, Dick and Harry” is being allowed to ply their trade in the city.
Tesco admits selling fuel with water in after complaints
A SUPERMARKET chain has admitted selling contaminated diesel fuel at a city filling station.
Winning photos showcase the beauty of the Malvern Hills district
A SELECTION of photographs celebrating the Malvern Hills district are now being showcased at Great Malvern Priory.
Weight loss group donates £200 worth of food to those less fortunate
MEMBERS of a weight loss group have been busy looking in their cupboards for items to donate to others to enjoy over this festive period after last week’s appeal by the Foodbank.
Father and son deny attacks
A FATHER and son have appeared at Worcester Crown Court to deny offences of violence, including wounding by the younger of the men.
Lee Andrew Hopkins
HOPKINS Lee Andrew Father of Ashley, Son of Barry and the late Kathleen and Brother to Julie. It is with great sadness that the family announce that Lee died suddenly on Wednesday, November 28th, 2018 in Burton on Trent. He will be greatly missed by all…
Noel Fairfax Blakeborough
BLAKEBOROUGH Noel Fairfax Sadly passed away Thursday, November 29th. Will be greatly missed. Please contact E Hill & Son Funeral Director, Pershore, for Funeral details. 01386 552141
Celia Margaret Bradnock
BRADNOCK Celia Margaret Of Fernhill Heath Passed away peacefully after a short illness bravely borne, on December 2nd, 2018, aged 72 years. Much loved Partner of Peter, Mother of Martin and Mother in Law of Lisa. She will be sadly missed by Peter's…
Christine Sandbrook
SANDBROOK Christine Three years today you passed away. We all miss you so much. Love Mum, Lynne and Family God bless
Frank Bush
BUSH Frank 12.12.2009 Nine years have passed but still missed and thought of each day. Pat and Family
John Challacombe
CHALLACOMBE John 29-03-52 - 12-12-13 An empty place, No one can fill. Missing you, And always will. Gill, Amanda, Tom and Will xxxx
Michael Guest
GUEST Michael In memory of a dear friend. Gone but not forgotten. Bron and Keith. xx
Michael Guest
GUEST Michael Precious memories of a loving husband, passed away nineteen years today. Not a day goes by without a thought of you. Love always Rita. xxx ---------- Precious memories of a dear dad to Jason and Sarah and such a sad loss to grandson Aaron,…
FIVE TALKING POINTS | Worcester City reach Worcestershire Senior Urn final
ANALYSIS of Worcester City's 3-2 win over Bromsgrove Sporting to reach the Worcestershire Senior Urn final.

Archive - Wednesday, 12 December 2018

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New restaurant replaces previous buffet which shut down mysteriously

DAD'S WORLD: It's the run-up to Christmas, of course the car's going to break down

SALLY'S SAVERS: Waste not Christmas

COMMENT: It's only fair to listen when people turn up

Christmas comet will be visible to the naked eye tonight

Robin Walker hits out at 'hard-line small group' and backs PM in crucial vote

Worcester cocaine "courier" Liam Pearson has appeal thrown out

"Amazing hospital staff" desperately need more money - patient calls on Robin Walker to act

MP joins police as they deal with 'potentially serious' crash

Mum-of-two rewarded for outstanding Computing work

Worcester acid attack: seven suspects back in court in New Year

'No need to be lonely' - Charity celebrates 10 years of combating loneliness in the city

Pershore date for the far-travelling Starlite Campbell Band

Send us your pictures of Worcestershire's best Christmas lights

HOCKEY PICTURES: Worcester women's seconds back on top

Warriors hooker earns new contract after returning to action

Meet George, the special boy looking for a special adult home

Picture from the past: Football team in 1957/8

FSB COLUMN: Confidence is at its lowest for seven years

"I'm going to murder her!": Vile prison threats of Daytona Brecknell

Medals for county cross-country runners

CAMERA CLUB: Readers' pictures

Worcester City: Gritty show proves "the wheels haven’t fallen off"

Erin's kind gift to help other children

Debaters from RGS Worcester win national competition

Warriors' board give schoolchildren free tickets for Pau clash

Fair Point: What will we do now 'I'm a Celeb' is finished?

Pair admit M5 car robbery which resulted in crash

Plan to tackle "disastrous" pollution in Worcester sees whole city become an air quality management area

Duncan "very happy" as string of players sign new contracts

Council opts not to revoke nightclub's licence despite police concerns

Jail for Droitwich paedophile who groped teen and was called 'danger to children'

Taxi drivers say passenger safety put at risk by cars coming in from outside the city

Tesco admits selling fuel with water in after complaints

Winning photos showcase the beauty of the Malvern Hills district

Weight loss group donates £200 worth of food to those less fortunate

Father and son deny attacks

Lee Andrew Hopkins

Noel Fairfax Blakeborough

Celia Margaret Bradnock

Christine Sandbrook

Frank Bush

John Challacombe

Michael Guest

Michael Guest

FIVE TALKING POINTS | Worcester City reach Worcestershire Senior Urn final