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  • Worcestershire in mid-table of the new Covid-19 cases list

    WORCESTERSHIRE is in the mid-table of a new Covid-19 cases list that is being used by the government to determine whether to introduce local lockdowns. Published by Public Health England (PHE) the figures show the rate of new cases in each area,

  • COMMENT: End of era as offices disappear

    THERE can be few more high profile examples of today’s rapidly changing world than the disappearance from prime sites in Worcester of estate agents Andrew Grant and Knight Frank. Not since the demise of Woolworths in 2009 has the city street scene

  • Andrew Grant estate agents brand taken on by new owners

    NEW owners of the Andrew Grant brand have insisted the estate agency is still open for business despite closing all it’s physical offices and making 54 members of staff redundant. New executive chairmen for Andrew Grant, Scott Richardson Brown and

  • Deansway work after road collapsed is underway

    THIS is the area been excavated in Deansway, Worcester, after the road collapsed recently. We reported at the weekend that two-way temporary traffic lights are in operation in the road, while highway and Severn Trent Water workers have been working

  • How to take care of your feet for sandal season

    Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. Feet are the most neglected part of the body, even if you are someone who uses a foot spa regularly or treats yourself

  • Girl, 14, missing from Worcester

    A DISTRAUGHT mother has launched a desperate social media appeal to find her 14 year old daughter who has not returned home since last night. Shani Pegler was last seen by her mum when she left their home on Linden Road yesterday evening. Her mother

  • FSB COLUMN: Mike Goodall counts down the days to July 4

    SATURDAY, July 4, will herald the next phase of Covid-19 restrictions being eased. This will be another step towards the return to some sense of normality for all of us. It will see thousands of restaurants, hairdressers, pubs, hotels and campsites

  • Deli's team of two always happy to oblige

    A FEW days ago, the Worcester News launched a new feature which we hope will go from strength to strength as it shines a spotlight on the efforts of the city's unique, specialist and independent traders, many of whom have gone above and beyond during

  • New footbridge constructed alongside Powick roundabout

    A NEW Footbridge is being built at a site alongside the Powick roundabout. Worcester Highways have confirmed once the structure has been finished the foot and cycle bridge will be installed across the A4440 Hams Way. Worc Highways and Travel

  • Letter of the day: We need cycle path at Worcester Parkway

    SIR – Can we have a cycle path from the new Worcestershire Parkway railway station?   Could it be made by an upgrade of the Public Right of Way (Footpath NJ523) off Woodbury Lane to a 3 metre wide footway with cycle access and a realigned route

  • Nursery rated 'outstanding' by Ofsted

    A NURSERY is celebrating after receiving its fourth outstanding Ofsted rating. Busy Bees Droitwich nursery is celebrating after receiving an ‘outstanding’ rating, for the fourth consecutive time, following its latest Ofsted inspection on March 10

  • 100 days: Timeline of lockdown life in Worcestershire

    IT has been 100 days since the UK officially went in to lockdown to tackle the coronavirus pandemic. So how have things developed in our county since? Here is a timeline: March 23 - The first Covid-19 related death at a Worcestershire hospital

  • Brave police woman speaks out after assault in Worcester

    A WEST mercia police officer has bravely spoken out after she was punched in the face several times leaving her with a black eye. Rachel Alcock was assaulted after being called to an incident involving a man who was suffering with mental health

  • Malvern walking event will go ahead 'virtually' this year

    AN ANNUAL walking event will still go ahead this year to raise money for a county hospice. The St Richard’s Hospice Malvern Hills Walk will take place virtually, meaning supporters can take part in a socially distanced five or 11-mile charitable

  • See which Worcester pubs are reopening this weekend

    IT’S only days until the foodies and drinkers can enjoy a pint and nosh at their favourite local pub. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that pubs, bars and restaurants can reopen from Saturday, July 4. All of the venues will have to put

  • SALLY'S SAVERS: Thinking about booking a holiday?

    NOT long now! Following last week’s announcement by Boris Johnson, the English holiday sector is on the verge of opening its doors again and, for many, it’s not a day too soon. Of course, the overseas holiday market remains awash with ifs, buts