NICK Seabourne struck twice as Pershore Town bagged the derby bragging rights with a 3-0 win at Littleton. Ex-Droitwich Spa hitman Seabourne fired in a rising drive from a right-wing cutback 10 minutes into the West Midlands (Regional) League Premier
The summer holidays are over and there’s a distinctly autumnal feel to the air with the nights drawing in, and early mornings often shrouded in mist. Although summer is gone, there’s still plenty to look forward to as September weather can be glorious
FANS of the fantasy television series Game of Thrones can enjoy the ‘Iron Throne Experience’ which is taking place over the weekend. Game of Thrones enthusiasts can get close to the action and have the opportunity to handle fabled props which are
As part of international Quaker Week, musical performances will take place on October 2, at The Quaker Meeting House in Malvern. A spokesman said: " We have high quality musicians playing at lunchtime and, in a different field, a thought-provoking
The season of 2019-20 will be the very first for Ben Humphrey as artistic director for the Worcester Rep. So what can audiences expect, as the countdown begins for the season's opener, The Tempest,? Ben said: “Putting together a varied programme
NIGEL Slater's Toast is coming Malvern Theatres, as a stage adaptation of his memoirs. But what is it all about, apart from crunchy bread? A spokesman said: "Fresh from the West End run, Giles Cooper will continue to star as Nigel Slater.
It’s autumn again, and a new season under the banner of the Malvern Concert Club will launch with a performance by the Frith Piano Quartet. On offer will be works by Farrenc, Faure and Schubert, in a fascinating mix of the very famous and the not
HERE’S the round-up of what cases have been heard at Worcester Magistrates Court this week. A man kicked a young policewoman in the head on her first night shift a court heard. John Moss admitted assault by beating of an emergency worker, being
A CHARITY that supports blind people is desperately appealing for volunteers to join their organisation. Worcester Talking Newspaper sends out recordings of local news, read directly from the Worcester News, to around 120 visually impaired people
AMERICAN fast food chain Five Guys is about to open in the city and readers have mixed feelings about another new burger restaurant coming to the city. Hundreds of people commented after we reported the restaurant was due to open in Cathedral Square
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TODAY'S picture comes from May 1992, when residents were furious about plans for a 120-acre waste tip at Hadzor, near Droitwich. Waste disposal company Shanks and McEwan had planned to use the site at Cockshute Hill Farm to dispose of 250,000 tonnes
Several times this week the thought has crossed my mind: "What a brilliant idea: now why didn’t I think of that?” The first was on Friday when it was my pleasure to open The Kiln, a collaborative business hub initiative aimed at freelancers and
WALLONIA is not a part of Belgium I was familiar with until I visited the region on a recent trip. When I previously thought of Belgium, chocolates and the singer Roger François Jouret, better known as Plastic Bertrand, with his 1978 hit Ça Plane
8:36pm PLAYER RATINGS AND STAR MAN Our Raiders star man today was Kyle Belmonte. READ MORE | Seabourne at the
Summer’s on its way out, which means it’s time to start planting your new spring bulbs – and why not turn over a new leaf and try something different? Bulb specialists and other outlets have a host of options to create a riot of colour in spring, or
MOTORISTS can breathe a deep sigh of relief as the Sidbury roadworks all but came to an end last night. County cabinet member for highways Alan Amos thanked drivers and pedestrians for their patience throughout the near-three month project to replace
RESIDENTS of Castlemorton face being "imprisoned" in their own homes for much of Saturday while a motor rally takes place. The event, organised by the Cheltenham Motor Club, is the Three Shires Stages. It is based at the Eastnor estate, but includes
THERE was a ‘lot of love in the room’ at a fundraising tribute evening for a man who was at the heart of Worcester’s Rock and Roll community. Friends and family of Gerry Richardson packed out Gilt Edge Club in Kidderminster to remember the man who
A WOMAN suffered “significant” head injuries after being struck by a car on a zebra crossing. Crowds gathered at the scene outside the Costless shop in Lowesmoor on Thursday afternoon with photos showing paramedics helping the patient who was covered
A VICAR has taken drastic action to temporarily halt the destruction of parts of his church. Rev Gary Crellin, vicar of St Peter’s C Of E Church in Powick, noticed damage in the wooden pew space where the congregation would sit for a service.
USAIN Bolt would probably rip down it in around 10 seconds and car drivers barely have time to change gear twice, but Bridge Street has always been one of Worcester’s most important roads. A shame then that it has never really achieved its eye-catching
THE city council has topped a list for the greenest authorities in the West Midlands. Worcester City Council was ranked number one in a list of 30 authorities across the region for its low carbon emissions. Findings by Migrate, an energy switching
UPTON has walked away yet again with a prestigious award for the work done by volunteer gardeners in the town. Upton in Bloom is a voluntary organisation, making the area more colourful with flowers installed throughout the town for both residents
