THE number of ‘all setting’ deaths including care homes in Worcestershire has now risen to 528, latest figures show. One person in the county died in a care home due to coronavirus between July 10 and July 17 according to new data published by the
A FOOTBALL match to recognise the vital work of key workers during the coronavirus crisis is being organised by a Worcester man. Brendan Lowther, who works as a signaller in Worcester, said he had the idea for the game as a way of celebrating the
SIR – On August 1 the group In Defence Of Animals are having a Respect for Fish Day to raise awareness of the cruelty inflicted on fish for food and bloodsport. Fish are excluded from many animal protection laws. There is conclusive evidence that
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A WOMAN is among the finalists for a prestigious national healthcare award for her work empowering prisoners to support one another to boost physical and mental health. Michaela Booth, from Malvern, is the National Patient Engagement Lead for Care
SWIMMERS in Malvern will have to wait a while longer for their chance to go for a swim, with the town’s pool not scheduled to re-open until next year. As a result of redevelopment work, the Malvern Splash pool will remain closed until January 2021
THE OWNER of two indoor play centres used by parents across Worcestershire has admitted he doesn’t know if he will survive the pandemic. Imagination Street owner Kevin Grubb says despite trying to stay positive he isn’t confident the business will
A RAPE allegation drove a devastated dad to drink and he was three times the limit when he was stopped in Worcester. Oliver Whyman of Winsmore, Powick, was cleared of the rape in just five minutes of jury deliberations but has ‘never properly recovered
