Archive - Tuesday, 19 November 2019

Rita Mary Nugent
RITA MARY NUGENT Died peacefully on November 4th, 2019, aged 67 years. She will be sadly missed by all who knew her. Funeral Service at Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church, St Johns, Worcester, on Tuesday, November 26th, at 1 p.m. Family flowers…
Phyl Digger
PHYL DIGGER Three years today. Missing you always Mum. Love Margaret, Steve and Ben.
Nurse calls taxi drivers 'disgraceful' for refusing to use meters
A NURSE has labelled city taxi drivers who refuse to turn the meter on and instead charge flat rate fares as “disgraceful” – and she's worried it will encourage more people to walk home late at night, putting themselves at risk.
Paedophile bought phones to Facebook boys while living in Worcester
A HIGH risk paedophile who abused young boys has breached a court order by buying two mobile phones and contacting children on Facebook.
Masked robbers leave little girl terrified after botched shop raid
ARMED robbers, one wearing a Halloween mask and wielding a hunting knife and hammer, attempted to raid a Redditch supermarket, leaving a little girl terrified.
Sara Hopkins: Former head pays tribute as police murder probe continues
A WOMAN who was found dead near Upton Fire Station has been described as “popular and friendly” by her former school’s headteacher.
Upton murder probe: Arrested man released on bail
A MAN arrested on suspicion of murder after the death of a woman in Upton has been released on bail.
Cancer survivor to take part in boxing match for the fight against the disease
A MAN who has recovered from bowel cancer is taking part in a boxing event to raise money for Cancer Research UK.
University of Worcester graduate wins media award
University of Worcester graduates have demonstrated excellence in journalism by winning awards at the prestigious Midlands Media Awards.
'We acted on information at the time' - Worcestershire County Council Highways defends lane closures 'that led to gridlock'
WORCESTERSHIRE County Council Highways has defended lane closures that readers told us caused gridlock in the city centre at the weekend.
Concerns more fish could die from pollution in Laugherne Brook if new homes are built
A CITY brook where more than 500 fish died after it was polluted two years ago has yet to be refilled despite promises by the Environment Agency they would replace the fish, a councillor has claimed.
FAIR POINT: Prince Andrew's TV interview was an unmitigated PR disaster
WHEN I walked into work on Monday morning, there was one subject that was on everyone’s lips: Prince Andrew’s disastrous TV interview on Newsnight.
Worcester Foodbank launches urgent Christmas appeal for donations
THE foodbank in Worcester has launched its annual appeal for help at Christmas.
PUB SPY: Plough and Harrow close at hand for very satisfying Sunday lunch
THIS week Pub Spy went for a good old carvery.
CHAPLAIN'S BLOG: Dedication to a shining little light
As I held little baby Aurora up to the church congregation she waved and smile to everyone. It was a beautiful moment and brought smiles in return.
Alzheimer’s Society mentor from Worcester wins award
A MENTOR from Worcester has won an award for his support for volunteers at the Alzheimer’s Society.
Warriors ace wants to get "future wrapped up as soon as possible"
NIALL Annett does not want to face another agonising wait for a new Worcester Warriors deal as he hopes to have it “wrapped up as soon as possible”.

18th November 2019

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Nurse calls taxi drivers 'disgraceful' for refusing to use meters

Paedophile bought phones to Facebook boys while living in Worcester

Masked robbers leave little girl terrified after botched shop raid

Sara Hopkins: Former head pays tribute as police murder probe continues

Upton murder probe: Arrested man released on bail

Cancer survivor to take part in boxing match for the fight against the disease

University of Worcester graduate wins media award

'We acted on information at the time' - Worcestershire County Council Highways defends lane closures 'that led to gridlock'

Concerns more fish could die from pollution in Laugherne Brook if new homes are built

FAIR POINT: Prince Andrew's TV interview was an unmitigated PR disaster

Worcester Foodbank launches urgent Christmas appeal for donations

PUB SPY: Plough and Harrow close at hand for very satisfying Sunday lunch

CHAPLAIN'S BLOG: Dedication to a shining little light

Alzheimer’s Society mentor from Worcester wins award

Warriors ace wants to get "future wrapped up as soon as possible"