JAMIE OLIVER'S SUPER SPINACH PANCAKES Pancakes and weekends go together perfectly, but what if there was a way to make them healthier? Jamie Oliver packs these ones with spinach to give them a vibrant green colour - and a bit more nutritional value
Famed for making home cooking approachable and achievable for millions of people, and for lobbying for better children’s public health, Jamie Oliver’s influence doesn’t seem to be wavering – even 20 years on from the Naked Chef first appearing on our
WORCESTER Raiders sit third with three wins from four away games after coming back from behind to beat Bilston Town 3-2. All of the goals came in the second half at Queen Street with Kev Nickle’s 51st-minute penalty for the hosts soon wiped out
A SHOPLIFTER who stole from stores in Malvern, Evesham and Pershore has been jailed. Daniel Harvey aged 38, of Hesters Way Road, Cheltenham, appeared at Gloucester Crown Court facing 16 charges, primarily of shoplifting, between June and November
WORCESTER’S internet users are suffering download speeds among the lowest in the country. The city’s average broadband speed is 33Mbps, much slower that the national average of 54.2 Mbps. READ MORE: Worcester cricket bat attack suspect tells
A MEMORIAL service for the late headmaster of The King’s School Worcester will be held on Monday, October 21. The memorial for Matthew Armstrong will take place at Worcester Cathedral for both the King’s community and anyone else who wishes to
Thanks to donations, another stage is completed in the restoration of a very special historic building in Worcestershire, set within the majestic ‘Capability’ Brown parkland at Croome. But it's been something of a detective job to strip away layers
It Must Be Love will be the next offering from the Ombersley Dramatic Society, but they must have young men to make it all possible. The play, by Raymond Hopkins, requires male and female actors who are younger that the average age of Society members
THE ARTRIX in Bromsgrove is offering a “fantastic folk foursome” for the autumn and a new folk season at the venue. A spokesman said: “Artrix is bringing a season of new sounds to The Studio, combining the energy and passion of new folk music with
A MAN was arrested in Friday evening after a burglary was reported in Broad Street, Pershore Police received a report of the burglary at about 10.20pm, where a man had entered the property by removing a panel on a rear door The intruder was disturbed
MONEY was stolen when thieves broke into a house at Broad Marston, near Evesham by smashing down a rear patio door. The burglary occurred between 11am and 5pm on Thursday, August 22. Anyone with any information should contact police on 101, quoting
EGGS were thrown at a house and a car in Pickersleigh Road, Malvern, on the evening of Friday, August 23. Anyone with information about this incident is urged to call police on 101.
SCAFFOLDING tubes and fittings were stolen from a building site at Drakes Broughton, near Pershore. The theft occurred between 6pm on Wednesday and 7am the next day. Anyone with any information should contact West Mercia police quoting incident
TODAY'S picture from the archive of the Worcester News dates back to December 1989 and shows two of the city council's mace bearers, Jack Ford (left) and Cliff Smith, who lived next door to each other in Glenthorne Avenue, Brickfields, and between
The annual Ledbury Carnival will be all at sea this year, and hopefully this will not be due to unseasonal late-summer downpours. In fact, the weather reports appear to be looking on the sunny side. The carnival, which annually attracts crowds
THE landlord of a former city restaurant has applied for planning permission to ‘change its use’. Roger Lethem, owner of the building on the corner of Angel Street and Angel Place – former Panama Jacks - has applied for planning permission on the
A TOUCHING moment to start the week: the much delayed presentation of Second World War medals – including the Legion D’honneur – to RASC veteran Lance-Corporal Colin Palmer who was at the D-Day landings and the liberation of Belsen, and was a motorcycle
A WORCESTERSHIRE friendship group is hosting several special get-togethers to encourage people to make new friends. With friendship a hugely important factor for both health and happiness, the Oddfellows branch in the county is encouraging residents
10:25am TEAM NEWS Worcester City have 20 players to choose from for the visit of Stourport Swifts tomorrow (Monday
A HOSPICE worker has been honoured with a national award for the work she does caring for patients. Kathy O’Connell was presented with a prestigious Cavell Star for the work she does at St Richard's Hospice. Cavell Star Awards are given to nurses
POLICE descended on a family home after a child mistook window cleaners for a gang of burglars and the family called 999. Vince Monte, owner of Squeeky Cleanz, said he and his two colleagues had just completed the job when the homeowner came outside
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Il dolce far niente is an Italian phrase which describes the sweet essence and enjoyment of doing nothing. Although it is effectively untranslatable into English, we came to fully understand the concept during a short break on Lake Como. No more
TO their one-time neighbours in Droitwich, the Entwistles were a “cute” and “friendly and happy” family. But their perfect world was to crash on a winter’s night in Massachusetts, America, which left mum Rachel and nine-month-old Lillian dead, and
HERE is a round-up of the most important planning applications submitted to council planners this week. Lower Horsham Farm, Horsham, Martley (Malvern Hills District Council) Conversion of agricultural outbuilding into mixed storage, workshop
Scrum-half Francois Hougaard is back in full training with Worcester Warriors after a delayed start to pre-season. The Sixways talisman played a pivotal role in guiding Warriors clear of relegation trouble, playing 24 times last season and winning
A MOTHER and son were shocked after spotting a big cat they believe could be a puma in a churchyard. Sally Williams and her son, Steve, were walking their dog in the grounds of St Peter’s C of E Church, in Powick, when they saw the large, black
A CONVICTED robber accused of a cricket bat attack on a drug dealer's home was told his defence was 'ridiculous'. The jury is expected to retire on Tuesday in the trial of Tommy Lee Jauncey and Scott Fewtrell at Worcester Crown Court. Jauncey,
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THE Bank Holiday weekend is finally here and the forecast is looking very good. It will be hot, dry with a slight chance of isolated showers, according to the latest Met Office report. Members of the public are being urged to protect themselves
IT was probably more to do with it being 50 years since Woodstock, the pop festival that spawned a thousand imitators, rather than Sunshine Music Festival being on again at Upton on Severn this weekend, that opened up the rock vaults, but here we go
MELANI Nanai will travel with the rest of his team-mates to Spain as Worcester Warriors step up their preparations for the new season. Warriors jet off to Valencia tomorrow (Sunday) for a week-long training camp where the players will be put through
