Ingredients: (Serves 1) 2 x 1-2cm-thick slices of sourdough Butter 60g cheese, ideally a 50/50 combination of melting and strong, both coarsely grated 20g sliced cured meat or 40g sliced cooked meat (optional) 15g onions, spring onions
WORCESTER Wolves stay at the bottom of the British Basketball League after dropping to a 97-89 loss at Newcastle Eagles last night despite an impactful debut from US forward Deshawn Freeman. Unlike several recent runaway defeats, on this occasion
By Mike Pryce THE war to end all wars officially ended at 11 o’clock on the morning of November 11, 1918. The four year conflict had seen 9,460 officers and men of the Worcestershire Regiment killed, 71 Battle Honours won and nine Victoria Crosses
THE team at Artrix Arts Centre in Bromsgrove are searching for “creative sparks and bright performers” to join in with Bromsgrove’s Festival of Light procession ,on Sunday December 9. It’s a seasonal spectacular with music, lanterns and carnival
SPEAK the name of the celebrated balladeer Barbara Dickson, and its likely that ‘I know him so well,’ her duet with fellow balladeer Elaine Paige, will spring immediately to mind. But Barbara doesn’t sing that 1980s number in concert these days,
4:58pm That's it from me at the VG. The visitors deserved something from the game even if it was just for the fantasy
WORK on the Shambles by Severn Trent Water ends this weekend after weeks of disruption to businesses in the busy city street. The work to replace pipes and prevent leaks and bursts started in early October and several businesses have complained
THE funeral of Tom Jones was held yesterday. The 18-year-old’s body was discovered in the River Severn on September 28 following a major search after the University of Worcester student went missing. Thomas’s family including parents Ian and
A ‘POWERFUL’ nightclub boss forced cocaine on a young woman before sexually assaulting her because he felt ‘untouchable’, a court heard. Club owner Darren Pinches was said by the prosecution to have carried out the alleged sexual assault at Bushwackers
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By Caprice Harrison A HOTEL barman has pleaded guilty to driving whilst disqualified and giving false information to police after he told officers that he was his brother. Nathaniel Lewars, aged 23 and from Westwood Road, Sutton Coldfield, was
By Helen Lee, Discover History In November 1918, four years of horrific industrial warfare came to an end. The armistice which came into force on the 11th November at 11 am was not the end of the story. The Great War officially ended the following
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ENERGETIC loose forward Matti Williams is delighted to have been unleashed from set-piece responsibilities and given the freedom to express himself. After six years of trying to learn the dark arts of the scrum and how to perfect his lineout throw
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