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  • Artist and map maker Bill left unique legacy

    ONE of Malvern’s most prolific artists has died at the age of 97. Bill Sly, of Barnards Green, produced a wide variety of work including landscapes, townscapes and farmscapes. He was renowned for his boundless enthusiasm which saw him paint in all weathers

  • Treasures are buried in capsule

    A TIME capsule has been buried at Malvern Community Hospital so future generations can get a flavour of what life is like for young people in Worcestershire today. NHS Worcestershire has created the capsule with help from local schools, residents

  • Town could find it gets traffic wardens

    TRAFFIC wardens could be introduced to Malvern as part of a new five-year parking strategy. Malvern Hills District Council’s overview and scrutiny committee heard how civil parking enforcement could be brought in to tackle problems with on-street car

  • Pensioner's payout after pavement fall

    AFTER a near year-long battle, a pensioner who tripped and fell at the entrance of a Worcester car park has been given a £500 payout. Victor Elliott said he was “passed from pillar to post” about who was responsible for a cracked pavement at the bottom

  • Result - Worcester City 3 Altrincham 0

    90+3 mins: Full-time. 90+1 mins: Thorley advances into the area looking for his hat-trick but is ushered out of play. 89 mins: Corbett's effort hits the post and rebounds to safety. 88 mins: Flynn's free-kick almost catches Dormand

  • Quartet of fighters to hit Essex

    FOUR Worcester fighters will hope they can deliver a knock-out blow when they head to Essex this weekend. Adam Smith, Johnny Newman, Luke Ince and Sheldon Herron compete in a white-collar boxing show tonight at The City Pavilion, Romford.

  • City comes to a standstill as we remember the fallen

    THE people of Worcestershire stood silent yesterday to mark the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. At the war memorial outside Worcester Cathedral, traffic was brought to a standstill as people remembered those who have lost their lives in

  • At least we won’t forget our bundle of joy’s birthday

    PROUD parents of a beautiful baby girl have no excuse for forgetting her birthday after she was born on 11/11/11. Florence Elsie Crellin was born at Worcestershire Royal Hospital in Worcester at 4.45am on 11th day of the 11th month of the 11th year of

  • Poppy Appeal cash in burglary haul

    POPPY Appeal collection tins were stolen by unscrupulous thieves during a burglary at a county high school. Two tins, and other items, and were taken at the break-in at Hanley Castle High School at Hanley Castle near Malvern in the early hours

  • Jamie may be sitting pretty to win reality TV crown

    EVER dreamed of being Katie Price and living her lifestyle? Well, for Jamie Roche, of Wychbold, near Droitwich, it is becoming increasingly likely he’ll be emulating her lifestyle and – if all goes according to plan – her success as well. Roche, as

  • Good news for City striker

    WORCESTER City are hoping leading goalscorer Mike Symons will be fit to face Harrogate Town in the FA Trophy later this month. The 10-goal striker pulled up with a suspected hamstring injury during last Saturday’s 2-2 draw against Guiseley at St George

  • New complex giving us big training boost

    IT’S great to be back in action, but we have been using the last fortnight to work on different things to really set out our goals for the season. While we do do a lot of our work at the University of Worcester’s sports complex at Henwick Grove, we also

  • Wolves take on testing weekend work-out

    WORCESTER Wolves director of basketball Paul James believes tonight’s home clash with British League newcomers Durham Wildcats (7pm) will be one of their biggest tests of the season to date. It will be the first time this campaign the University of Worcester-based

  • Goal-machine Taylor keen to shine

    FREE-scoring Michael Taylor says he is reaping the benefits of his loan move to Stourport Swifts. The former Earlswood Town striker has netted eight goals in five games for the Evo-Stik Southern League Division One South and West club, including two

  • Owner who let his dog foul path to pay £1,000

    A DOG owner who failed to clean up after his pet when it messed on a public footpath has been ordered to pay almost £1,000. Shaun Haywood, who is also known as Shane Hodgkiss, was fined £350 by magistrates in his absence after not paying a fixed penalty

  • Hill is perplexed by cap quandry

    HAVING revealed there will be no more Worcester Warriors signings this season, Sixways chief Richard Hill admitted his bemusement at how other Aviva Premiership clubs work within the salary cap. The 12 top-flight teams are permitted to spend

  • Drake confident of cup surprise

    FERNHILL Heath footballer Aaron Drake is targeting an FA Cup shock today as Stourbridge head to Plymouth Argyle in the first round (3pm). The in-form Glassboys, seventh in the Evo-Stik Southern League Premier Division and unbeaten in their last seven

  • Man avoids jail for scuffle with doorman

    A MAN who attacked a club doorman has narrowly avoided being sent to prison. Dean Harris was given a suspended sentence after he was told “only a custodial sentence is appropriate” for his attack on Adam Cale. Harris, aged 24, had admitted assaulting

  • Pipe opener for the Bull

    TERRY Jenkins gets his William Hill Grand Slam of Darts campaign under way tonight when he faces Justin Pipe. The Ledbury star is battling 31 of the sport’s elite in the £400,000 event in Wolverhampton. The 40/1 shot lines up in Group ‘D’ alongside

  • Gillian retires after 35 years

    A WOMAN has ended her reign as the longest serving staff member at a Worcester supermarket after working there for 35 years. Gillian Jones, aged 65, has retired from the Sainsbury’s store in Blackpole. Mrs Jones, from Blackpole, has been working for