TIME is fast running out to nominate a deserving candidate for a top farming award. Tomorrow, September 18, is the deadline for entries into the Three Counties Farmer awards. The awards have already attracted record entries, but we want to make
THERE have been no coronavirus related deaths recorded at Worcestershire hospitals according to official statistics. The latest NHS England daily figures (September 17) show there have been no new deaths recorded in the Worcestershire Acute Hospitals
THE search for a new boss of the region's fire service has started. Nathan Travis, chief fire officer of Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service, recently announced he will be retiring next year and the search for his successor has already
A SECOND high school in Herefordshire has confirmed a pupil has tested positive for coronavirus. A year 8 pupil at Queen Elizabeth High School in Bromyard has tested positive, with the headteacher telling pupils to go to school as usual unless
FOUR areas in the town have seen three or more new coronavirus cases recorded in the last week, new figures have shown. Four cases were recorded in North Malvern in the last seven days of available data whilst three cases were recorded in Malvern
LATEST Coronavirus cases data shows cases are at similar levels to the last reported figures. Public Health England (PHE) figures show Worcester had, during the week up to last Sunday, (September 13), an infection rate of 13.8 cases per 100,000
WITH 13 years’ experience helping SMEs deliver messages to active local audiences, Chris Wyse now works as a Digital Marketing Consultant with LOCALiQ. Throughout September and October Chris is offering free website health checks and marketing consultations
AN animal charity is calling for pet owners to show off the Halloween side of their pets by attending the first Halloween Home Pet Show. The RSPCA Worcester and Mid-Worcestershire branch has organised the event to raise money to continue helping
A PUB landlady has announced she is leaving after nearly 14 years in the business. Sue Donohoe from The Blue Bell Inn in Callow End has said it is the right time to move away from the pub. In a post on the pub's Facebook page she wrote: “We would
HEADTEACHERS have spoken about the difficulties faced with schoolchildren returning to the classroom and how a delay of getting coronavius results has meant students are missing out on learning. Schools have only been back a week following lockdown
WEST Worcestershire MP Harriett Baldwin has called on residents to support a Government voucher scheme which will help to make homes warmer and improve energy efficiency. Home-owners and landlords will be able to access the Green Homes Grant scheme
