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  • Worcester Festival ends with a bang

    ORGANISERS have hailed the Worcester Festival as a resounding success as two week’s of events and activities came to a close. Crowds gathered along Worcester’s South Quay for the city’s largest and most spectacular fire work display this evening

  • Nti at the double in City draw

    DANIEL Nti scored twice but Worcester City's wait for a win continues following a deserved 2-2 draw against Hednesford Town at Aggborough. The striker, playing his first game since sustaining a knee injury on the opening day of the campaign, struck

  • Eastnor’s battlements fall to health and safety

    EASTNOR Castle has stood proud in the Herefordshire countryside for more than 200 years. But it seems even the most historic of venues isn’t immune to modern-day changes – including changes to health and safety rules. Now, bosses at the imposing

  • Challenge riders praise the Arena

    A GROUP of cyclists passed through the city to visit the new Arena as they took on a mammoth challenge to raise cash to buy bikes for disabled children. Councillor Pat Agar, the mayor of Worcester, and Professor David Green, vice chancellor of

  • Our battle sites left overgrown and forgotten

    THE city’s links to the English Civil War are being lost and neglected, according to a concerned resident. Jayne and Darren Snape, of Old Road, moved to the area about six years ago and have taken a keen interest in the nearby Powick Bridge battle

  • We are all volunteering, but we need more cash

    VOLUNTEER centres in Worcestershire have been overwhelmed with people wanting to give their help – but they are not getting the financial support they need. The Worcester Volunteer Centre has seen an almost 40 per cent rise in people wanting to

  • Nomads relegated after Aston defeat

    WORCESTER Nomads have been relegated back to the Worcestershire League after just one season in Birmingham League Division Three. The Bransford side were beaten by 48 runs against Aston Manor at Whitegates Farm after losing their last five wickets

  • Mum and daughter left without gas for 10 weeks

    A WORCESTER mum has been unable to cook her two-year-old daughter a hot meal after being left without gas for 10 weeks. Nichola Schampel, aged 25, told your Worcester News her problems had started in June when an engineer from British Gas visited

  • Ryan proud of players despite Ospreys defeat

    DEAN Ryan says he was proud of Worcester Warriors’ performance against Ospreys despite suffering a last-minute defeat. Warriors led for much of the match at the Liberty Stadium before a late Ross Jones try stole victory for the home side. But

  • Blobbie left out in the cold by Celebrity Big Brother

    THERE’S a sizeable gap in the Celebrity Big Brother house after a larger-than-life entertainer failed to win a spot on the show. Worcester’s Tony James, who is better known as Blobbie Williams from the parody tribute act Take Fat, launched a bid

  • Classic cars draw fans to vintage motor show

    GLEAMING vintage and classic cars drew the crowds at this year’s annual motor show in Wychbold. The names of Triumph, Jaguar, MG, Morris, Ferrari and Daimler were among the vehicles displayed by car enthusiasts from across the Midlands at the 18th

  • Music fans flock to Upton Festival

    THOUSANDS of families, friends and even faithful pets danced the weekend away at the fourth Upton International Music Festival. More than 4,000 people turned out for the three-day event, which kicked off on Friday in Fish Meadow and boasted something

  • Harriers and Bulls out to continue fine starts

    KIDDERMINSTER Harriers and Hereford United are both in action today as they aim to continue their fine starts to the season. Harriers head to Nuneaton and Hereford to Alfreton (both 3pm) intent on consolidating their position among the early-season

  • City aim to build on Brackley draw

    WORCESTER City go in search of their first win of the season against early league leaders Hednesford Town today (3pm). The Blue and Whites got off the mark in Skrill North with a battling 0-0 draw at unbeaten Brackley Town at the weekend and are

  • Belief will grow among us — Heeley

    MANAGER Carl Heeley says the goalless draw at Brackley is proof Worcester City are improving with every game. City picked up their first point of the season by holding one of the favourites for promotion on their own patch. Heeley said: “I’

  • Senatore in biting cite

    WORCESTER Warriors back-rower Leonardo Senatore has been cited for allegedly biting South Africa lock Eban Etzebeth while playing for Argentina. The incident occurred during a brutal Rugby Championship contest in Mendoza last Saturday which saw