Months of work to replace water pipes in Rainbow Hill area begins next week
WORK will be carried out in Rainbow Hill for several months while Severn Trent lays brand new water pipes.
View ArticleCouncil legal battle takes new twist as Ronkswood Hospital site dispute goes...
A COSTY High Court defeat which rocked Worcestershire County Council has taken a new twist - after top appeal judges were asked to examine it.
View ArticlePlan launched to ensure autistic people have best support possible in county
A PLAN has been launched to help ensure people with autism lead the best possible lives in the county.
View Article"Vast majority" of adult social care job cuts will affect agency workers,...
THE elected boss of adult social care in Worcestershire has defended a move to slash jobs - saying the vast majority of people affected will be outside agency staff.
View ArticleFive things you need to know Thursday
1. Top story: Update: Doctors surgery staff rush out to help children hurt in school bus crash at Bredon, near Pershore
View ArticleStudents swap the classroom for work experience at local hospice
THREE schoolchildren are swapping 20 hours of school for 20 hours of helping out at St Richard's Hospice in Worcester.
View ArticleTeams test their knowledge and raise record fund for Worcestershire sight...
TEAMS of work colleagues from businesses and organisations in Worcestershire pitted their wits against one another to celebrate World Sight Day and raise vital funds for Sight Concern’s work in the...
View ArticleCrews called to skip fire in Malvern
FIRE crews extinguished a fire involving sawdust in a skip on Pickersleigh Road in Malvern on Thursday at 6.45am.
View ArticleResident cuts ribbon to open new care home suite
A RESIDENT had the honour of opening a Worcester care homes new suite.
View ArticleRehabilitation service calling for further drink-drive education after...
REHABILITATION service Swanswell is calling for mandatory drink-drive education as part of student motorists' theory test, after research has revealed a large number people are still carrying out the...
View ArticleArt exhibition breaks down stigma of mental illness
THE mind's vivid and vibrant inner workings have been laid bare in a powerful exhibition which showcases the work of talented artists touched by mental illness.
View ArticleKidderminster Harriers' pies most expensive in the country once again
PIE loving football fans are once again charged higher at Kidderminster Harriers than anywhere else in the country it has been revealed.
View ArticleSevern Trent Water works: Which roads in Rainbow Hill area will be affected
THESES are the roads which will be affected by work being carried out by Severn Trent Water to lay brand new pipes in the Rainbow Hill area.
View Article£3.2 million superfast broadband boost for Worcestershire - with BT bringing...
A £3.2 MILLION cash boost can today be revealed for Worcestershire's superfast broadband crusade - after take-up outstripped the rest of the country.
View ArticleTime is running out to choose your High School
PARENTS have only two weeks left to choose a high school for their children for next September.
View ArticleMan pushed to the ground in daylight robbery in Worcester city centre
TWO men pushed another man to the floor and stole from him in a brazen daylight robbery in Worcester city centre.
View ArticleSchool row in Worcestershire as council leader reveals they have £19m of...
SCHOOLS across Worcestershire have £19 million stashed away in reserves - with the county council's leader suggesting the campaign to secure fairer Government funding is being undermined.
View ArticleJoin in litter pick at KGV playing fields in Brickfields
GEOCACHERS want people who use the KGV playing fields in Brickfields to join them for a community litter pick.
View ArticleFive things you need to know Friday
1. Top story: Hoverboard users in Worcester have their say on laws banning them from roads and pavements
View ArticleCouncil chiefs endorse plan to make county pollinator-friendly
COUNCIL chiefs in Worcestershire have voted through a blueprint to save bees - saying it is "frightening" how Britain has lost so much natural habitat in recent decades.
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