THE new year may only be a few days old but already it is turning into a nightmare for Worcester City. It is difficult to see how the Blue and Whites could have made a worse start to 2014 following their capitulation at the Horsfall Stadium.
Good aerial video of flood-hit Tewkesbury by smileydads Worcester floods pic.twitter.com/TEFajLLESG — greg mahoney (@Lucie_Smithh) January 4, 2014 Dusk, Worcester #floods pic.twitter.com/0WGX55Xeds — Phil Randal (@philrandal
DEAN Ryan has hit out at criticism of his players’ commitment to the cause in the wake of the crushing loss at London Irish. Warriors’ Aviva Premiership status is dangling by a thread following the catastrophic 22-9 defeat, which has left them
THE players don’t care and most of them aren’t good enough: That was manager Carl Heeley’s blunt assessment of Worcester City’s 6-1 thrashing at Bradford Park Avenue. Despite taking the lead at the Horsfall Stadium, the Blue and Whites slumped
FRESH hopes are emerging that Worcester’s notorious A4440 Southern Link Road will get new investment as part of a £4 billion giveaway by the Government. The county council says it will launch a major charm offensive to encourage Chancellor George
POLICE and crime commissioner Bill Longmore has issued a rallying call over a potential Romanian invasion - saying he is confident it will not increase crime. West Mercia Police’s elected figurehead believes Worcestershire people should not have
A RANGE Rover caught fire after driving into floodwater in Longdon Marsh near Castlemorton this morning. Firefighters from Upton and Ledbury were called to the incident at about 11.50am but had difficulty accessing the vehicle due to floodwater
THE sountbound carriageway of the M42 in Worcestershire is now re-open following two crashes this morning. A section of the motorway was closed at just before 10am between junction three with the A435 for Portway and Redditch and junction 4A for
A GARDEN designer has produced striking plans for transforming the disputed land surrounding Malvern Cube. Kate March, aged 29, drew up her ideas after reading about the dispute between the organisation that runs the community centre in Albert
