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  • Harrison Clark Rickerby lawyer team to focus on children

    A NEW lawyer team has the aim of keeping children and victims of domestic abuse. Harrison Clark Rickerbys' team led by Mat Waddington will specialises in law relating to children, draws on the specialist expertise of Victoria Pratt, an expert in

  • Primary school praised by Ofsted inspectors

    A CITY school has been praised by Ofsted as a “happy and harmonious” community. St George’s Catholic Primary School, in Thorneloe Walk, Barbourne, has retained its ‘good’ Ofsted rating following its most recent inspection. In a report, inspector

  • Worcester City: Reynolds torn over Redditch United offer

    UNDECIDED Dave Reynolds is enduring sleepless nights over his prospective move to Redditch United. The Worcester City ace has been offered the chance to jump two levels on the back of notching 34 goals in 54 matches in blue and white, notwithstanding

  • Worcester City: "We were not very good"

    MANAGER John Snape lamented Worcester City's past two displays despite last night's rip-roaring comeback to draw 2-2 with Quorn. Luke English levelled matters with an injury-time brace at the Victoria Ground to follow up Saturday's 3-2 victory

  • House prices rose again in Worcester in July

    House prices in Worcester crept up by 0.6% in July, contributing to a 1.2% rise over the last 12 months. The latest data from the Office of National Statistics shows that the average property in the area sold for £207,922 - below the UK average

  • Daryl Mitchell: Worcestershire's relegation is "no disgrace"

    DARYL Mitchell insists Worcestershire's relegation "is no disgrace" based on the standard in County Championship Division One. The stand-in skipper argued the county's youthful side had the potential to bounce back after a crushing innings-and-129

  • Cricket: Worcestershire relegated five days after T20 glory

    WORCESTERSHIRE’S relegation from County Championship Division One was confirmed by an innings-and-129-run defeat at Essex. The return to the second tier comes just five days after grabbing glory in Saturday’s T20 Blast Finals Day at Edgbaston and

  • Festival of Business proves big success

    A FESTIVAL celebrating Worcester's thriving business community has been hailed as a big success raising vital cash for charity. The fifth annual Festival of Business organised by Worcestershire Enterprise Ltd, the business behind the successful

  • Warriors to wait for further update on "perkier" Du Preez

    WORCESTER Warriors are unlikely to issue a further update on the progress of injured back rower Cornell du Preez for another three weeks. Du Preez is being treated at Heartlands Hospital and Birmingham Chest Clinic after fracturing his Adam’s apple

  • Hunt strikes twice in 5-1 away win for Malvern

    JOINT-MANAGER Dene Whittal-Williams praised the togetherness of his side after Malvern Town thrashed Dudley Town 5-1 at York Road. A Josh Hunt brace and goals from Harry Clark, Louis Loader and Matt Turner saw the visitors storm to victory in the

  • Mental health: Kids face long wait for help

    CONCERNS have been raised over the length of time children and young people with mental health issues are waiting to get support. Vulnerable youngsters across the county are waiting on average seven weeks for a first non-urgent appointment - a week

  • Missing man Keith Perry found

    MISSING Worcester man Keith Perry has been found. Police put out an appeal to find the 60-year-old after went missing in Union Walk, Hereford, earlier today (Thursday). Police said this afternoon that he had been found and thanked the public

  • Warriors duo named in England training squad

    UNCAPPED tighthead prop Nick Schonert and centre Ben Te’o have been named in England’s latest training camp. The Worcester Warriors duo will meet up with Eddie Jones' 36-man squad after Sunday's clash at Leicester Tigers' for the camp in Bristol

  • Traffic released on M5 after earlier car fire

    Update: Highways England tweeted traffic has been released on the #M5 northbound at J5. A lane remains closed emergency resurfacing after a collision and vehicle fire. Update: Highways England have tweeted: "Lanes 1 and 2 have now reopened.

  • Letter Of The Day: Green path

    SIR - THERE has been talk of forming a new political party of the centre of British politics. The problem is that any new party of the centre will still be in the traditions of British politics. It would just be a shuffle of the old political deck

  • 1 in 7 nurseries have closed in Worcestershire since 2015

    More than one in seven nurseries in Worcestershire have closed since 2015, according to data published by Ofsted. The Pre-school Learning Alliance has called for “urgent action” to address a funding crisis, which it says is caused by a government

  • Britain's oldest person celebrates 112th birthday

    WORCESTERSHIRE is now home to Britain's oldest person, and she just celebrated her 112th birthday. Grace Jones, of Pegasus Court in Broadway, known to her friends as Amazing Grace, celebrated her birthday on Sunday (September 16). Mrs Jones,

  • Mosque girls group help hospice spread messages

    GIRLS from a youth group that meets at Worcester Mosque have helped spread the message about the work done by a local hospice. St Richard’s Hospice community engagement officer, Alice Spearing visited the girls’ youth group at Tallow Hill Mosque

  • Wing Humphreys back to full speed after "cautious" recovery

    WING Perry Humphreys is back to full speed but utility back Scott van Breda has yet to return to maximum power according to Worcester Warriors boss Alan Solomons. Injuries have caused the duo to miss the start of Warriors’ season with Humphreys