A COUNCIL plan to buy two temporary accommodation sites to help some of the city’s most vulnerable people has moved a step closer.
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City council's plan to buy temporary accommodation moves step closer
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City council leader confronts Britain First members in Worcester
THE leader of the city council confronted Britain First activists in the High Street, telling them: “We don't need people coming here spreading hatred.”
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Man fined for assault on woman
MAREKS Zelmenis, aged 37, of Barbourne Road, Worcester, was found guilty of assaulting a woman in September 8 last year.
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Insolvency firm warns hundreds of Worcester businesses are in serious financial distress
A NEW report from a national insolvency business suggests hundreds of Worcester businesses are in serious financial difficulty.
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Family of cancer patient demands answers after Worcestershire Royal operation is cancelled
THE family of a man suffering from cancer say they are facing a race against time after his operation as cancelled at Worcestershire Royal Hospital.
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Crowdfunding campaign set up after ex-serviceman fined for growing and supplying cannabis
A CROWDFUNDING campaign has been launched to pay for a £3,000 court fine given to an ex-Army serviceman who formerly dealt cannabis grown at his city home.
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Man sentenced in Evesham threatening behaviour case
VINNIE Booth, aged 18, of Mill Lane, Pershore, was sentenced to detention for 14 weeks in a young offender institution, after admitting threatening behaviour in December 6 at Evesham.
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Picture from the past: carving out history at Malvern Studios
TODAY'S old picture from the files of the Worcester News dates back to May 1991, when Les Hall, owner of Malvern Studios in Cowleigh Road, Malvern, put his collection of more than 1,000 old woodworking tools on show. He is pictured with a wooden figure that used to stand at the entrance of Frodshams, the celebrated London clocksmiths.
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Worcestershire wakes up to a smattering of snow - and there's more snow and ice likely
A YELLOW weather warning is still in place for Worcester with more snow and ice forecast for today.
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Worcester choir turns twenty
Worcester Cathedral’s regular Evensong was a bit of a birthday party last weekend - with civic dignitaries on the guest list.
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Daffodil events line up for March
MARCH will be a chance to throw off Brexit blues and celebrate local scenery, say organisers of The Golden Triangle’s daffodil spring celebrations.
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Police attempt to trace owner of war medals
POLICE are attempting to trace the owner of war medals.
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HMP Hewell prisoners punished for their part in riot
PRISONERS who were part of mutiny at a Worcestershire prison, have seen their existing sentences increased.
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EDITOR'S VIEW: Council leader was right to oppose Britain First in Worcester
WHATEVER your political persuasion, I think most people in Worcester would support the way Councillor Marc Bayliss described the city when standing up to Britain First campaigners.
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WEA 2019: Stepping Stones nominated for Early Years Education Award
NURSERY staff excited to be nominated for a Worcestershire Education Award for the first time.
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Former group chair upset by neighbourhood plan suspension
THE former chairman of a group set up to negotiate the Droitwich Neighbourhood Plan has criticised the town council’s decision to suspend the plan in his absence.
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Assault case against Worcester man is adjourned
ADAM Francis Frederick Tillman, aged 28, of Kirkby Gardens, Worcester, was remanded on bail by the city's magistrates to face trial for a charge of assault.
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Tributes to popular teacher from Colwall who was killed in crash
TRIBUTES have been paid to a popular teacher from Colwall who has died in a car crash.
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Acid attack boy's burns would have been worse if not for Home Bargains staff says expert
THE quick actions of staff at a Worcester shop prevented a three-year-old boy suffering worse burns in an alleged acid attack said one of the country’s leading experts in his field.
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I feel human again, says city homeless man
“It feels good to be welcomed back into society and feel human again” – that was the reaction of one homeless man to a Worcester man’s generous initiative.
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