One in five people who use online dating services say they have been asked for or given money to someone they met over the internet, a survey has found. Research released by trade association UK Finance, warns people against romance scams as Valentine's
MALVERN managed to avenge the previous weekend’s result with a 16-10 win over Barkers Butts at Spring Lane, writes Ash Bajwa. Barkers edged a 28-27 thriller in the reverse fixture but Malvern regained third place in Midlands Two West (South) with
A 31-STRONG team of swimmers from Ledbury and Malvern Swimming Club returned from their third weekend of competition at the Worcester County Championships having achieved some of their most impressive performances to date. The championships are
WORCESTER residents are being advised to prepare for floods that could hit. Storm Ciara and heavy rain in recent days has led to the river Severn being at 3.73m, which is above the 3.35m level where flooding is possible. A flood alert warning
IT was a bad day for local sides in Cheltenham Football League Division One. Tenth-placed Hanley Swan had three players sent off in a 7-2 defeat at Bishops Cleeve A. Chris Aston and David Smith scored for Hanley but Chris Bunn, Jackson McMullen
PASSIONATE young people from across the Malvern Hills District are being encouraged to apply to be the council’s first ever Youth Chairperson. Malvern Hills District Council is searching for 11 to 17 years olds who live in the district and are
MALVERN Active's squash team took on the Exeter Golf and Country Club graded tournament. Amateur players from all over the country competed at varying standards. Gareth Oliver, Anthony Arnold, Jez Clarke and Oliver Parker represented Malvern
A SCHOOL will begin a consultation process on the future of its post 16 provision. Governors at Dyson Perrins Church of England Academy in Yates Hay Road, Malvern have decided to begin a consultation process over the Sixth Form's future, which could
A MAN has been taken to hospital after being cut from his vehicle by the fire service. A spokesperson from West Midlands Ambulance Service said: "“We were called to reports of a reports of a road traffic collision on the A4103 at 9.04am. "One
THE average city household will be asked to pay an extra 50p a month for policing after a precept increase was backed by councillors. West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner John Campion revealed he wants to put up the amount we are asked to pay
Today’s nostalgia photo from the Worcester News archive comes from 1990, when the city was hit by high wind speeds. Do you remember it?
RATS are thriving across the UK due to milder winters, experts have warned. National trade body, British Pest Control Association (BPCA), said the pest’s population has been increasing year on year. Dee Ward-Thompson, BPCA technical manager,
