GEORGE Forsyth was our Worcester City star man in the 1-1 draw with Lye Town today. Who was yours? REPORT | Worcester City 1 Lye Town 1 AS IT HAPPENED | City fans' forum and match DAN JEZEPH 6 Produced the fine saves that
WORCESTER City claimed a point from a frenetic game of contrasting halves in which neither side properly seized control. Lye made the most of gaps down the City right to create a series of gilt-edged chances in the first half with the home side
DRIZZLY weather did not dampen the spirits of those who participated in Worcestershire’s LGBT community’s biggest event of the year. A sea of multicoloured umbrellas took to the High Street for Worcestershire Pride. The first ever pride parade
THE county council needs to save £17 million by March as it struggles to cope with the ever-increasing cost of social care. Bosses at Worcestershire County Council said the entire "shape and size" of the 2,800-strong authority will be under review
REBUS: Long Shadows is a brand-new Rebus story written exclusively for the stage by author of the original novels, Ian Rankin and playwright Rona Munro. And the good news is, it’s coming to Malvern Theatres next month. A spokesman said: “In the
STEELEYE Span are fast approaching their 50th anniversary 2019, with a work rate to put many younger artists to shame. In fact, they are still performing and still recording, and casting their own peculiar dark light on the music, legends and society
AN Evesham firm has been nominated for three awards. Buzz Electrical Ltd of Abbey Lane Court, Abbey Lane, has been selected as finalists in the prestigious national Electrical Industry Awards 2018 as electrical contractor of the year for the second
TWO women based in Worcester have teamed up to write a vegan recipe book. Plantalicious: Vegan Recipes by Tracy Sadler and Sylvia Kenimer is out now, published by Malvern-based Ink Hills. The book offers "delicious and fulfilling pure vegan recipes
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AS the search continues for missing student Tom Jones, police are appealing to anyone who may have crossed the Sabrina Footbridge in Worcester between 3:30am and 4am on Wednesday morning (19 September) to please get in touch by calling 101. Detective
MISSING student Tom Jones sounded "fine" as he spoke to his mum and a friend on the phone just before he disappeared, his aunt says. Jackie Rogers told the Worcester News that Tom spoke to his mum at 3.30am and a friend at 3.45am on Wednesday, and
THE trial of seven people charged in connection with an acid attack on a child in Worcester could start in January. The defendants, who have all denied conspiracy to cause grievous bodily harm with intent, appeared at Worcester Crown Court yesterday
THE alleged victim in a Worcester rape case began giving evidence without the use of a screen to hide her face at Worcester Crown Court. The young woman, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, was called as a witness in the trial of three men
WE'VE won - Snow White is finally ours! It was a magical moment that even the best Disney film would fail to create. Albeit a few quid lighter, we finally claimed a soft Snow White doll for our three-year-old on those addictive grabber machines
A FOOTBALL club has had to move its fixtures after travellers parked on football pitches in Bilford Road, Worcester. The travellers parked on the land near Perdiswell Leisure Centre on Wednesday evening, and the club and Worcestershire County Council
UP TO 325 homes could be built on the outskirts of Worcester after city planners approved the building of 175 homes on a site previously earmarked for a University campus. The thumbs up were given for 175 homes on land to the east of Oak View Way
The University of Worcester will be demonstrating its commitment to inclusion and equality as it supports Worcestershire Pride this weekend. Pro Vice Chancellor for Students, Ross Renton, is to take part in and speak at the first Pride Parade through
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PUMPED-UP centre Ryan Mills has rubbished the underdogs tag as Worcester Warriors bid to secure another memorable victory at Leicester Tigers tomorrow (3pm). Winless Warriors prop up the Gallagher Premiership after three straight defeats and now
DIRECTOR of rugby Alan Solomons has urged his misfiring men to use their brains when Worcester Warriors face a stern Leicester Tigers test at Welford Road tomorrow (3pm). Solomons was unhappy with his side’s game management at Sixways last Saturday
