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  • Crash on the M5 causing delays

    MOTORISTS getting away for their Easter break this Thursday evening are being warned to expect delays on the M5, due to a crash. One vehicle has suffered significant damage in the crash, which has happened on the M5 southbound, between Junction

  • Sex offender Simon Boon groped 'smoking hot' teen

    A SEX offender who twice groped an underage teenage girl and told her she had a ‘smoking hot’ body is now behind bars. Simon Boon admitted two counts of sexual activity with a 15-year-old girl and breach of a sexual harm prevention order designed

  • EDITOR'S VIEW: Worcester needs a bigger hospital

    TODAY’S story about a mum who waited for 31 hours on a trolley in a hospital corridor is yet another example of how the NHS is letting down patients and the service’s staff due to a lack of funding. Despite her ordeal at Worcestershire Royal, 33

  • City chicken restaurant applies for late-night licence

    A CITY chicken restaurant has applied for a new late-night refreshment licence. If the application is approved, Pepe’s Piri Piri in Lowesmoor, Worcester, will be allowed to serve hot food and non-alcoholic drinks until 2am every day, rather than

  • Lady Dudley Cup up for grabs at Worcestershire meet

    ALL eyes are on the Lady Dudley Cup at The Worcestershire point-to-point in Chaddesley Corbett on Saturday. Horses from the length and breadth of the British Isles will compete in front of around 10,000 spectators in the classic race for amateur

  • Dad back on the mountains after recovery from Bowel Cancer

    IT was on a skiing holiday in Austria in February 2018 that dad-of-two Nick Turner became worried that something ‘wasn’t right’ with his insides. Exactly one year later, 60-year-old Mr Turner was back on a snow-capped mountain – this time in the

  • Worcestershire pace prospect ruled out for two months

    WORCESTERSHIRE'S promising paceman Dillon Pennington will be out of action for around eight weeks while he recovers from an ankle ligament injury. The England under 19 player was given the green light to resume training after overcoming a bruised

  • Wild times with a weird portrait at Malvern Theatres

    A VICTORIAN morality tale, for anyone with a taste for vice and a time-defying picture in the attic, is set to come to Malvern Theatres. Tilted Wig Productions will present a bold new production of Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray from Tuesday

  • It’s The Swan for Mother Goose

    English Symphony Orchestra have team up with Academy Theatre Arts for an exciting new collaborative performance, to entertain an audience at The Swan Theatre in Worcester. Organisers of the event are certain it will lay a golden egg for entertainment

  • Club launch national season at home with silver medals

    WORCESTER Dragon Boat Racing Club aces won silver medals as they launched the national league season on the River Severn. They finished second in the 200 metres and 1.8-kilometre city loop with the women’s boat coming in a respectable fourth place

  • Rock of Ages

    Location - Sunset Strip, Venue - Bourbon Room, Action - big hair, mini skirts, pole dancers, heels, sex, drugs, rock n roll its the 80's and its the place to be - you're in for one hell of a ride its Rock of Ages. Narrated by Lucas Rush who does

  • Worcester set to be hotter than Ibiza

    TEMPERATURES are set to reach a scorching high of 24C over the Easter weekend and warmer than Ibiza. According to the Met Office warm air is drifting over the whole of the UK, with temperatures warming up tomorrow, and sticking around the Bank

  • Worcester pupil, 16, releases first pop album

    A PUPIL has released her first album and is set to perform at a music festival this summer. King’s Sixth Form pupil, Nicole Sherwood has launched her first music solo and EP, which includes five songs - three covers and two originals. Nicole’

  • Picture from the past: Dog walker finds plans for houses

    TODAY'S archive picture from the vaults of the Worcester News dates back to October 2004, when plans for a housing development were found in a field on the edge of Malvern. The finder, Nigel Tyler of Sycamore Close, was walking his dog on the land

  • Banned keeper to rejoin City next season

    GOALKEEPER Dan Jezeph will join Worcester City permanently for next season. He has agreed a deal to sign for the Midland Football League Premier Division club for the 2019-20 campaign after playing for City this term on dual-registration from Tamworth

  • Man dies and four injured after car hits tree

    A MAN has died and four passengers were taken to hospital after a car hit a tree. The crash happened yesterday (Wednesday, April 17) and emergency services were called to Honeybourne Road, between Bidford-on-Avon and Honeybourne at 3.55pm. Emergency

  • Letter of the day: State dragged Assange to jail

    SIR – I’m ashamed of my country – not the beautiful places – but the nasty, brutal British state dragging Julian Assange to jail like you’d see in the dictatorships they’re quick to call out. The ‘elites’ ain’t got us the name of perfidious Albion

  • Lane closed on the M5 following a vehicle breaking down

    A BROKEN-DOWN vehicle on the M5 has caused a lane closure this morning. Lane 1 (of 4) on the M5 southbound between junction 4A (M42 Link) and junction 5 (Droitwich) is closed. Highways England tweeted at 7.37am that traffic officers are on route

  • Worcester News Camera Club

    WORCESTER News Camera Club members have captured these beautiful pictures. To join our camera club, send your photographs to photo@worcesternews.co.uk or visit Facebook and search for Worcester News Camera Club.

  • Droitwich man Jack Evans admits drugs offences

    A MAN has admitted making an offer to supply cannabis and possession of the class B drug. Jack Evans of High Street, Droitwich, admitted the drugs offences when he appeared at Worcester Crown Court on Thursday, April 11. The 20-year-old admitted

  • Homegrown star to "hold no grudges" over Warriors exit

    ONE-CLUB man Jonny Arr insists he will “hold no grudges” despite being denied the chance to see out his career at Worcester Warriors. Having been associated with the club for more than two decades, the Worcester-born 30-year-old had hoped to extend

  • Easter fun for all the family

    Easter Events Commandery - Week One 16 to 19th April Easter arts and crafts – 11am -12.30pm & 1pm – 2.30pm £3 Make your own Easter bonnets and do some Egg painting throughout the day. Take your crafts away with you or take them along

  • Worcester porn image row council candidate defended by readers

    A CITY council candidate who admitted ‘liking’ a hardcore pornographic image through an old Twitter account has received support from Worcester News readers, Andy Graham, Labour candidate for the Warndon Parish North ward at the upcoming city council

  • Council steps in over shopkeepers' row over ball display

    TWO shopkeepers in Worcester have become embroiled in a row over a ball display which one shop owner says is driving away business. Andrew Connellan, who owns Connect 2 Vapes on Broad Street, claims that a display of balls set up by the owner of