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  • Man jailed for theft of clothes from Marks and Spencer

    AFTER handling stolen goods a man was sentenced to four weeks in prison. Matthew Cushing pleaded not guilty to dishonestly undertaking or assisting in the retention, removal, disposal or realisation of stolen clothing belonging to Marks and Spencer

  • Hill climb cup win for Harry

    HARRY Tait won Worcester St John's Cycling Club's Brittlebank Cup. He was second overall among 13 riders at the Ankerdine Hill Climb with nine club members going for the cup. David Fellows, of Solihull CC, won overall in 2.52 with Andrew Davis

  • New Warriors women's captain reveals season goals

    NEW Worcester women's captain Lyndsay O’Donnell expects the 2019-20 Tyrrells Premier 15s to be more competitive than ever. Saturday's trip to last season’s semi-finalists Wasps presents an early challenge for Warriors (3pm) but O’Donnell, 26, knows

  • Warriors signing to miss start of season after knee surgery

    NEW signing Matt Moulds is likely to miss the start of the Gallagher Premiership season after undergoing knee surgery. The hooker joined Warriors from Super Rugby club Blues this summer, but has been hit by an injury that could rule him out for

  • Football round-up: Yuri nets twice in Raiders draw

    YURI Quintas netted twice as Worcester Raiders Reserves were held 3-3 at AFC Bentley in West Midlands Football League Division Two. Miguel Passaro was also on target. Welland and Upton Town both enjoyed Midland League Division Three success

  • Welsh trio in Severn Stars squad after new signings

    THREE Welsh internationals will be in the Severn Stars squad for the 2019-20 season. New additions Nia Jones, 27, and Bethan Dyke, 24, join goal shooter Georgia Rowe who has signed for another campaign. Defender Jones has 36 caps for Wales

  • Thrilling win takes Wolves into season opener

    WORCESTER Wolves boosted their British Basketball League preparations with a thrilling last-second 71-70 victory over Bristol Flyers in the final pre-season friendly. Gentrey Thomas converted an unlikely shot to put Flyers 70-69 up with a few seconds

  • Classics at St Peter's Church

    THIS Saturday, September 21, Inkberrow’s Norman church of St. Peter will once again resound to a 40-piece symphony orchestra – The Inkberrow Sinfonia. And by now it is very much a local musical tradition. A spokesman said: "This is the 17th annual

  • New champions will help veterans

    NEW Armed Forces Champions have been welcomed to the Worcestershire Armed Forces Covenant Partnership. Five Councillors from across Worcestershire have been named as the champions, pledging to offer support and promote the needs of veterans in their

  • STEVE BORWELL: The power of open-source intelligence

    Open-Source Intelligence, or OSINT in short, is the methodology of using information that is freely available on the internet, collated together to build a profile. To explain the usage of OSINT clearly, we will provide an example below, along with

  • Hop to it and rehome these lovely rabbits

    TWO rabbits named after characters from The Magic Roundabout are hoping for a loving new home together. Zebedee and Florence came into the care of RSPCA Worcester & Mid-Worcestershire Branch through no fault of their own. Zebedee is a two-and-a-half-year-old

  • NOSTALGIA: Organ firm thrives in 1998

    TODAY'S picture from the Worcester News archive dates back to 1998, when Malvern-based organ builder Nicholson and Co won orders worth more than £600,000 to restore and improve instruments at Christchurch Priory in Dorset and at Gloucester Cathedral

  • Worcestershire hospitals recruiting healthcare support workers

    A RECRUITMENT event is being held later this month for those interested in working in the county’s community hospitals. Managers from Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust, the county’s main provider of mental health services and community hospitals

  • Recruitment firm launches health week for employees

    STAFF from a county recruitment firm have received a week of health and wellbeing support. Workforce Staffing, which has branches in Worcester, Kidderminster and Redditch, as well as further afield, launched a wellbeing week to help staff who may

  • Bromyard win title despite defeat to Worcester Nomads

    BROMYARD secured the three points required to clinch the Worcestershire Cricket League Division One title despite a 48-run defeat at Worcester Nomads. Ben Schiffmann took 6-17 from 15 overs for second-from-bottom Nomads, who are set to be relegated

  • Friendsical frenzy gets a bit wearing after a while

    Friendsical/Malvern Theatres   BURSTING with a raw and relentless energy, this parody of the hit television series showcases the very best that modern musical theatre has to offer. Inspired by the wacky antics of the gang in Friends, this

  • Teenager taken to hospital following car crash

    A TEENAGER has been taken to hospital following a car crash this morning. An ambulance and paramedic officer were called to the crash which involved two vehicles, one being stationary, in Broomhall, Worcester at around 6.21am. The car flipped

  • Pub Spy: Stunning food worth a try at village pub

    PUB Spy was very happy this week to discover a little gem of a place hidden in a Worcestershire village. There’s nothing I could fault about The Chequers, in Crowle, near Worcester. The service was incredible, the food was sensational and there

  • Cheeky Monkeys Play Centre in Worcester 'raided' by thieves

    CASH has been stolen from a children's activity centre after thieves broke in. Cheeky Monkeys Play Centre in Orchard Street provides activities for children up to 11 years old It is not known how much cash was taken. Posting on the centre’

  • Festival marks our hops heritage

    WORCESTER’S Hopmarket will be hosting its first ever hop festival later this month. The retail space on The Foregate will celebrate all things hops on Saturday, September 21. The day will include an art exhibition in the old tailor shop at the

  • Our city shows its best side by helping those who are in need

    THE response to an appeal to save a five-year-old child’s life is indeed amazing. That was the word that mum Olivia Saxelby used to describe the generosity of people from Worcester and beyond who had flocked to raise money to save her son Oscar.

  • Aussie aiming to kick his way into Warriors' number 10 shirt

    FLY-HALF Jono Lance is eager to usurp deadeye Duncan Weir as Worcester Warriors' top marksman and start the first game of the season. Weir proved to be a vital player for Warriors last season as his accuracy from the tee helped steer them clear

  • Red-carded manager causes Sunday league game to be abandoned

    A SUNDAY league football match was abandoned after a team's manager who saw red for accusing the referee of “ruining the game” refused to leave the field. PT Eagles looked on course for victory in McDonald’s Worcester and District Football League