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  • Worcestershire duo make quick impact with bat

    RIKI Wessels marked his home Specsavers County Championship debut for Worcestershire with a superb century as his side established control against Durham at Blackfinch New Road. The 33-year-old reached three figures off 120 balls with four sixes

  • Signal fault hits rail services

    A fault with the signalling system between Great Malvern and Worcester Shrub Hill is causing disruption between these stations. Trains may be cancelled, delayed by up to 30 minutes or revised. Disruption is expected until 8.30pm.

  • Editor's View: We should all be more open about death

    SEEING St Richard's Hospice encouraging more people to talk about death was a welcome step. Many of us have experienced the loss of friends and loved ones in a range of different ways, and it can be painful and difficult to confront the issues and

  • SALLY'S SAVERS: Festivals for free

    The choice of festivals is massive: music, literature, cookery even death. If you can think of it, there is sure to be a festival for it somewhere. Having said that, most charge a hefty entrance fee, here are a few low and no-cost options for you

  • Foreign Secretary backs media campaign

    FOREIGN Secretary Jeremy Hunt has given his backing to Journalism Matters saying that he hopes the News Media Association's campaign "will help us all to champion the importance of media freedom." In a message of support for the campaign today,

  • GREEN MATTERS: It's about more than simply buying local

    The food and drinks industry is the fourth highest energy user in the UK and energy tends to mean burning fossil fuels so it is a big deal. Buying local not only reduces food miles but will also boost the local economy. Note that when you travel

  • Warriors wing aiming to pip team-mate in club record battle

    JOSH Adams is hoping to etch his name in Worcester Warriors’ history books before his departure this summer. The Wales international and fellow departing wing Bryce Heem jointly hold Warriors’ all-time try-scoring record in the Gallagher Premiership

  • Big competitions ahead for record-breaking swimmers

    DROITWICH ace Matt Richards broke British records on his way to selection for the European Junior Championships. The 16-year-old impressed at the British Championships with two age-group bests in the 100-metre and 200m freestyle of 49.98 seconds

  • Finals for Bears' young basketball talents

    TWO Worcester Bears teams will head to the Youth Basketball League finals on Saturday. They both won their semi-finals as the under 11s beat City of Birmingham Rockets Red 56-48 for revenge over the only team they had lost to in the league.

  • Camera Club: Your pictures

    Worcester News Camera Club members have captured these beautiful pictures. To join our camera club, send your photographs to photo@worcesternews.co.uk or visit Facebook and search for Worcester News Camera Club.

  • Worcester Camera Club: Your pictures

    Worcester News Camera Club members have captured these beautiful pictures. To join our camera club, send your photographs to photo@worcesternews.co.uk or visit Facebook and search for Worcester News Camera Club.

  • New chairman takes over at Malvern Hills District Council

    THE new chairman of Malvern Hills District Council is Cllr Dean Clarke. Cllr Andrea Morgan handed over the chain at the annual meeting, which also saw Cllr Caroline Bovey elected as vice-chairman. During her time in the role, Cllr Morgan raised

  • Worcestershire League: Hallow win low-scoring clash

    HALLOW Taverners beat Enville seconds by 21 runs in a low-scoring match to go fifth in Worcestershire Cricket League Division Six. After being bowled out for 109 Taverners skittled their visitors for 88 with Matt Butler taking 4-39 and Alex Stratford

  • FSB COLUMN: Small Business Plan for Europe

    Whatever your views on the forthcoming European Parliament elections, there are key issues that need to be tackled and reforms that need to be made if small businesses are grow and flourish. After all, Europe’s 23.8 million small firms are the heartbeat

  • Pizza Express Crash in Worcester

    A MAN was taken to hospital yesterday after the van he was driving crashed through the window of a city centre restaurant. The van careened across Cathedral Square, knocking down a bollard and then hitting Pizza Express’s front window at around

  • Surely it can't just be sheer luck, Holmes?

    Sherlock Holmes: The Sign of Four/Malvern Theatres WE’RE waiting for it but never once do those famous words pass the great detective’s lips. Well, I suppose it’s elementary my dear reader. Writer and director Nick Lane wanted to put his distinctive

  • LETTER OF THE DAY: So many to thank after fall

    SIR – On Saturday, April13, I had a bad fall outside St Andrews, Pershore. I would like to thank the fantastic people who came to my aid. The young teenager sitting on the wall using his mobile phone, Nurse Heather, Rev Claire Lording, the couple

  • Here's what people in the city think about dying

    PEOPLE are being encouraged to talk about death as part of a week-long campaign. As part of the Dying Matters campaign, St Richard’s Hospice in Worcester was outside Worcester Guildhall and Droitwich Library with its giant, four-sided ‘Before I

  • Charity festival Woo Fest is back... and for two nights

    FESTIVAL goers will enjoy a double helping at this year’s Woo Fest – the annual charity gathering that raises funds for St Richard's Hospice, Worcester. For the first time in its five-year history, the event held at The Drum and Monkey pub, Upton-upon-Severn

  • Warriors boss on fitness of quartet and tackling Sarries

    CENTRE Francois Venter has been cleared to play in Worcester Warriors’ curtain-closing Gallagher Premiership clash with Saracens at Sixways on Saturday (4pm). But director of rugby Alan Solomons will have to wait to see whether wing Perry Humphreys

  • University to review ties with academic after allegations

    This article is the subject of a legal complaint from Dr Hikmet Budak. THE University of Worcester is set to review an honorary professorship given to a celebrated academic who has since been accused of bullying and sexual harassment by students