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  • Worcestershire Pride is nearly here

    WORCESTERSHIRE Pride, an event celebrating the LGBT community will take place tomorrow. The day kicks off at 1.00pm tomorrow (Saturday, September 22), introducing the first ever walking parade through the city centre, starting off at Cathedral

  • Dog walker's anger after broken glass cuts dogs paw

    A DOG walker is appealing for people to stop leaving broken glass around parks, after her Labrador’s paw was badly injured on a walk. Chrissy Webb’s Labrador Sasha recently needed surgery and stitches after cutting her paw. Mrs Webb said: “

  • Warriors fan's fury over parking fine

    A WARRIORS fan was disappointed to be fined £70 for parking on Shire Business Park, despite, along with hordes of other fans, having done so for years. 89-year-old season ticket holder Louis Riley has been parking on a discreet spot in Wainwright

  • Swimming: National medals for Pershore competitors

    PERSHORE Swimming Club are toasting a fine summer which produced a gold and silver medal at the national finals. They sent four competitors to the summer competition in Sheffield with three making finals. Patrick Heeks, 15, won gold in the 50m

  • Let's say hi-de-hi again to national treasure Su

    SU Pollard leans back in the chair, her face breaking into the kind of smile that seems to suggest she’s known you all her life. You’ve hardly sat down, but she’s already delivering that big Nottinghamshire welcome treatment, those long, drawn-out

  • Pershore Phoenix tackle London Great River Race

    PERSHORE Phoenix paddlers took on one of their favourite events in the London Great River Race. They improved on their time by three minutes from last year at the 21-mile race from Millwall Slipway to Richmond upon Thames to finish 10th fastest

  • Are your gas appliances safe?

    Are your gas appliances safe? 17th - 23rd September is Gas Safety Week. Commercial Feature: The eighth annual Gas Safety Week will see organisations from across the UK working together to raise awareness  of the dangers of poorly maintained gas

  • Podcast: Gillies lifts lid on "torrid" end to Warriors career

    WORCESTER Warriors legend Craig Gillies has lifted the lid on a “torrid” final six months of his 11-year Sixways career. Five years after calling it a day Gillies has spoken openly on this week’s instalment of the Worcester Warriors Podcast about

  • London Road closed after accident

    LONDON Road is closed. There has been been an accident near Foxwell Street. A car is turned over onto it's roof. Police and a paramedic officer with one ambulance are currently at the scene. The paramedic is treating two patients who both have

  • New signing for Wolves' BBL opener

    WORCESTER Wolves have signed Dean Wanliss ahead of tonight's British Basketball League opener. Wanliss arrives from Leeds Force, who left the BBL at the end of last season, after averaging 9.8 points per game. The 29-year-old will strengthen

  • Salmon and the Severn inspire poet

    WORCESTER poet, Anthony Wood has a grasp of imagery that sometimes leaps like the River Severn salmon on the front cover of his new book. This publication, The Blue Empyrean of the Whither Loade, is a collection of verse and lyrics that repays close

  • Someone like you and like Adele too

    SOMEONE Like You - The Adele Songbook is a stunning live concert performance, celebrating the music of one of our generation’s finest singer-songwriters. And the good news is, the show is coming to Malvern Theatres with someone like Adele in vocal

  • Worcester's Dark Horse team secure Hockenheim trophy

    WORCESTER'S Dark Horse drag racing team were among the top performers at meetings in Germany and closer to home. Brian and Lee Huxley were joined by crew chief Andy Walker at Hockenheim for the 23rd running of the NitrOlympX in sunny conditions.

  • Worcester crib league results

    WORCESTER AND DISTRICT WINTER CRIB LEAGUE Fernhill Heath WMC 3 Plumbers Arms 6; Berkeley Arms A 3 Gun Tavern 6; New Chequers B 4 Maple Leaf A 5; Maple Leaf B 5 New Chequers A 4; Virgin Tavern 4 Berkeley Arms B 5; Crown Inn 4 Northwick Arms 5; Northwick

  • Worcestershire delight at Parnell capture

    WORCESTERSHIRE skipper Joe Leach and head coach Kevin Sharp are delighted with the signing of Wayne Parnell on a long-term deal. All-rounder Parnell has put pen to paper as a Kolpak player on a three-year contract until the end of the 2021 campaign

  • Martley seconds celebrate runners-up spot

    MARTLEY seconds are celebrating after finishing second in Worcestershire Cricket League Division Four despite losing their last game of the season to champions Claverley. But an inexperienced Martley first team were well beaten at Avoncroft in

  • New face joins business network

    THERE is a new face at a successful Worcestershire business network. Circle2Success Worcestershire has announced Andrea Borwell-Fox has joined its team, which is the described as the fastest growing business network in the county. Mrs Borwell-Fox

  • I'm in it for the long haul, says new Wolves boss

    TY Shaw is looking beyond Worcester Wolves’ “gruelling” British Basketball League campaign as he bids to be at the club for the long run. After three years as a player at Wolves the American has returned to the city to head up the coaching team

  • This weekend's football fixtures

    SATURDAY FA Cup second qualifying round: Alvechurch v Corby Town; Hereford v Truro City; Kidderminster Harriers v Atherstone Town. Evo-Stik Southern League Premier Division Central: Stratford Town v Redditch United.  Division One Central: Aylesbury

  • TEAM NEWS: Leicester Tigers v Worcester Warriors

    DIRECTOR of rugby Alan Solomons has made three changes to Worcester Warriors’ starting line-up ahead of Sunday’s trip to Leicester Tigers in the Gallagher Premiership (3pm). Jack Singleton, Nick Schonert and Anton Bresler all start as Warriors

  • UPDATE: missing girl has now been found

    UPDATE 11am: Katrina has now been found, says family. A FAMILY is appealing for help to find 16-year-old Katrina Pegler, who has been missing from Worcester since yesterday evening. She has not been seen since about 7.30pm walking down Ronkswood

  • Fostering team will be attending this year's gay pride

    PEOPLE going to Worcestershire Pride on Saturday can find out all about fostering in the county. A team from Worcestershire Fostering, part of Worcestershire County Council, will be manning a stall at the annual event. Anyone considering fostering

  • Awards ceremony celebrates Fortis Living gardeners

    KEEN gardeners were rewarded with an awards ceremony that celebrated their success at turning their gardens into beautiful havens. Fortis Living announced the winners of this year’s gardening competition at Meadow Court, Worcester. The annual

  • Micropub landlord opposes Go Sober for October campaign

    A MICROPUB landlord has raised concerns about a cancer charity's drive to stop people drinking next month. Chris Hankins, owner of the Bull Baiters Inn, in St John's, Worcester, said Macmillan's Go Sober for October campaign is damaging his business

  • James set for "surreal" return to Wolves with Plymouth

    PAUL James is preparing himself for a “surreal” return to the University of Worcester Arena when his Plymouth Raiders side face Worcester Wolves tonight (7.30pm). The vastly-experienced coach spent eight-and-a-half years in charge of Worcester

  • Mills: Venter a "great replacement" for Willison

    FRANCOIS Venter is a “great replacement” for Jackson Willison and it is only a matter of time before Worcester Warriors are producing easy-on-the-eye performances. That’s the view of Venter’s midfield partner, Ryan Mills, who is confident the Gallagher

  • "No malice" in Spencer's red card tackle, insists Mills

    RYAN Mills insisted there was “no malice” in Will Spencer’s red card tackle despite acknowledging the reasons for his ex-team-mate’s dismissal. Spencer was sent off in Leicester Tigers’ defeat at Wasps and will miss the chance to face his former

  • Teen fined after bid to headbutt police officer

    A TEENAGER has been fined after he struck a police officer in the calf and then tried to headbutt him. William Mckay, aged 19, started being abusive while firearms officers were leaving an incident in Worcester last month, the court heard.

  • Highways called to over 60 locations during Storm Bronagh

    YELLOW warnings for winds have been issued by the Met Office as Storm Bronagh has been causing havoc. Jon Fraser, Worcestershire County Council Highways, said: "We've dealt with situations in over 60 locations so far during this period of stormy