Spooky fun for all the family planned for half term week
THE half term week promises to give families a chance to enjoy some spooky activities at a number of venues across Worcestershire.
View ArticleExcellent customer service awards for three council-run care homes on...
THREE local authority-run care homes in Worcestershire have received Government awards for offering an excellent standard of customer service.
View ArticleDance lesson plus a night of live swing
A SPECIAL dance lesson for beginners will held in Worcestershire.
View ArticleWATCH: Fox caught on camera taking a stroll along a garden wall near Perdiswell
STROLLING across garden walls without a care in the world - this urban fox was caught on camera on an early evening walk.
View ArticleWorld's oldest newspaper celebrates its 325th birthday
BERROW'S Worcester Journal has long been recognised as the oldest surviving newspaper in the world and in 2015 is celebrating a notable anniversary.
View ArticleUPDATED: We'll help create 16,000 new jobs for Worcestershire by 2020, vows...
UP to 16,000 new jobs could be created across Worcestershire over the next five years - with council chiefs pinning their hopes on a 'high tech' revolution.
View ArticlePolice surgery in Littleworth
A POLICE surgery will be held at the village hall in Littleworth, near Worcester, from 11am to 11.30am on Tuesday, November 3.
View ArticleWorcester's City of Culture debate rages - with county council saying it was...
A CITY of Culture bid for Worcester was doomed because not enough "firm commitment" was shown towards funding it.
View ArticleNigel Huddleston MP praises work of the Droitwich Spa Foodbank
DROITWICH'S MP Nigel Huddleston has praised the work of a couple involved with the town's foodbank after meeting them at the House of Commons.
View ArticleSchool would use money to provide a new reading area
CREATING an engaging reading space – with a dash of pizazz – is the plan at Oldbury Park Primary School. The St John’s school has a space earmarked and the children have put forward their ideas on how...
View ArticleContentious council management merger plans approved by Malvern Hills...
CONTENTIOUS plans to combine the senior management teams of Malvern Hills and Wychavon councils are one step closer to becoming reality.
View ArticleWe've been "shafted" by homes plan, says leading Worcestershire Conservative
PEOPLE in Evesham have revealed their dismay over more house building in the town - saying they've been hung out to dry.
View ArticleHarvest fun for Fladbury CE First School
GENEROUS Fladbury children have collected food for the homeless as part of Harvest Festival.
View ArticleBook token windfall for Stanley Road Primary School
A Worcester school has won £2,500 book tokens in a national competition.
View ArticleAthletic success for Bishop Perowne CE College pupil
A Worcester schoolboy has enjoyed success in athletics.
View ArticleDementia nurse receives national recognition
A NURSE who leads a team supporting families of people living with dementia in Worcestershire has been named a finalist in a prestigious national award.
View Article"We're living under a black cloud" - Georgie Gibbs' family still desperately...
THE FAMILY of Georgie Gibbs say they are living under a "dark cloud" as they wait for news on their daughter's operation but have been buoyed by Worcester's support.
View ArticleWarndon nursery's sponsored walk creates a buzz
STAFF, parents and friends at a Worcester nursery raised over £1,000 for charity by walking to the city from Malvern.
View ArticleMore parents being fined for holidays in term time
MORE parents have been fined for taking their children on holiday during term time in Worcestershire in the last academic year.
View ArticleIs THIS the worst street sign in Worcester? Have your say in the rusty debate
WORCESTER'S worst street name plates can today be revealed - including THIS one which has got passers-by hot under the collar.
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