TRIBUTES have been paid after the last survivor of a key Second World War naval battle died. Bill Wedge, who served onboard HMS Worcester during the Channel Dash in 1942, died earlier this month at the age of 98. Mr Wedge originally joined the Navy
WORLD-FAMOUS vocal group The King’s Singers are to make a rare visit to the region with a concert at Malvern Theatres on Tuesday, January 28. They’ll also be joined by singers from Armonico Consort’s AC Academy school choirs in Worcestershire for
MALVERN WEDNESDAY WINTER LEAGUE DIVISION ONE Cross Keys 0 Unicorn Beer Bellys 4; New Inn Malvern 1 Em’s Angels 6; Plough Upton 3 Fox & Hounds 4; Anchor 6 Locksmiths 1; Unicorn Fat Squad 5 M.T.F.C 2. Highest game shot, week: 100 D Tombs (Fox
WOMEN are thriving in Worcestershire’s Tech sector, according to leading industry figures. Cheryl Guest, operations director at Unique IQ said the county has provided equal opportunities to her as a woman in the industry. She said: "Working in
THE Family of 14-year-old Fraser Bennett have released a tribute following his death on the railway in Blackminster, Offenham. Officers from British Transport Police were called to the area shortly after 10.30am on Wednesday 22 January. Fraser
A WOMAN has received an award after 47 years of working for the Diocese of Worcester. Alison Vincent, aged 66, was awarded with the Cross of St. Wulfstan, which pays tribute to individuals who have made an outstanding contribution to the life of
A BUS user and former councillor has hit out at First Worcestershire’s changes to the county service that come into force this weekend. From Sunday the number of 144 and 144A services running between Birmingham and Bromsgrove are being reduced,
A LEISURE centre in Malvern is to receive a £2 million revamp to refurbish its facilities. Malvern Splash is set for a major overhaul as part of a transformation by Malvern Hills District Council and Freedom Leisure. The scheme will include full
A PARLIAMENTARY debate has been held to the rail line between Worcester and Oxford are the”next step” to securing regular, faster trains from the city to London. And the possibility has also emerged the introduction of a second platform at Pershore
