Apple iPads can make a “big difference” to the lives of dementia sufferers,...
TABLET computers can make a “big difference” to the lives of dementia sufferers, according to research published recently by the University of Worcester.
View ArticleWest Midland Fire and Rescue Service recognised for their work
WEST Midlands Fire and Rescue Service is one three services to have been presented with an award for their work with partners to reduce health inequalities.
View ArticleHundreds of pounds of cash stolen from Bromsgrove pub
POLICE are appealing for witnesses after hundreds of pounds of cash was stolen from gaming machines, pool tables, tills and cash boxes following a break in at The Grove public house, in High Street,...
View ArticleSeeing if Worcester's streets are paved with gold
THE CAST of the Dick Whittington at The Swan Theatre took to Worcester's streets, to see if they really were paved with gold.
View ArticleThieves leave empty handed after shed break in
A PADLOCK has been forced off a shed in church grounds at The Forest, Hampton Lovett, between noon on September 6 and 9am on September 8.
View ArticleHave-a-go hero dad bravely chased home intruder - and the family dog got...
A HAVE-A-GO hero dad chased after and attempted to apprehend an intruder – with help from his feisty Jack Chi dog.
View ArticleHotel operators are urged: help keep children safe from sexual abuse in...
HOTEL operators are being urged to spot the signs of child sexual abuse in Worcestershire - ramping up the battle to weed out sick predators.
View ArticleMore work needed to keep children safe in Worcestershire, says safeguarding...
MORE work is needed to "keep children safe in Worcestershire", according to an independent report assessing the last year in the county.
View ArticleNumber of NEETs across Worcestershire plunges 30% in four years
THE number of young people not in employment, education or training has plunged 30 per cent across Worcestershire since 2011, it has emerged.
View ArticleMan has watch stolen from wrist at beer and sausage festival
A MAN had his wrist watch stolen from his wrist while attending the sausage and beer festival at The Old Oak, Stonebow Road, Drakes Broughton on August 21.
View ArticleInjured nurse who was told she would never walk again returns from climbing...
A NURSE who was told she may never walk again has just returned from climbing a mountain.
View ArticleThieves steal engineer's phone as he works
A BRITISH Telecom engineer had his black iPhone 4S stolen from a BT cabinet in Maple Close, Evesham, as he was working on the opposite side of the road.
View ArticleFun run offers chance to support St Richard's Hospice
MEMBERS of the public are being invited to take part in a "fantastic" fun run in aid of St Richard’s Hospice.
View ArticleThree catalytic converters stolen from commercial yard
THREE catalytic converters have been stolen from vehicles parked in a commercial yard in enterprise Way, Vale Park, Evesham.
View ArticleMore than 200 bands set to play at Worcester Music Festival next weekend
LIVE music will take centre stage in the city when the Worcester Music Festival kicks off next weekend.
View ArticleHome-schooled children enjoy community garden
CHILDREN have been enjoying a new garden set up in Worcester city centre.
View ArticleDon't forget to pay for your fuel when shopping at filling station stores
WORCESTERSHIRE'S Safer Neighbourhood Teams have said they have attended a number of recent incidents at petrol stations with attached convenience stores because of mix-ups with non-payment of fuel.
View ArticleDrug dealer arrested as cops swoop in Worcester
A DRUG dealer was arrested in the middle of a busy Worcester street when police swooped, including two off duty officers who gave chase.
View ArticleMake sure your workplace is covered with a TV licence before tuning into the...
AS the nation prepares for the start of the Rugby World Cup which kicks off with England versus Fiji next Saturday, September 18, those hoping to watch earlier scheduled games from their work place...
View ArticleCompanies display their corporate wares at Jobs and Careers Fair
WORCESTER'S Guildhall was a hive of activity as those looking to get a foot on the career ladder, or perhaps pondering a change of direction, found plenty of ideas among the many exhibitors.
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