HERE is your round-up of crime stories from this week. A MAN was arrested for theft from a vehicle in Warndon Villages. The arrest came after police received several calls about two men acting suspicious approaching cars suspiciously in the area
THERE has been two newly recorded coronavirus death in Worcestershire's hospitals. The latest NHS England figures released today (November 21) show one new death in the Worcestershire Acute Hospitals Trust, taking its total to 318. And there
THESE are some of the cases heard at Worcester Crown Court this week. A 44-year-old man who attacked his partner and threatened to kill her admitted attempting to control her too. Paulo Bridges of Lynn Close, Leigh Sinton, near Malvern had already
A WORCESTER dad was forced to “catch” his newborn daughter after his partner gave birth on the side of a dual carriageway into the footwell of a car. Amy Greaves, 28, went into labour at home one day early and couldn’t get in touch with her midwife
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A SUSPECTED drink driver slurred his words when refusing to take a breath test before staggering towards the waiting police car, almost falling over. Robert Browning pulled over and waved at the police car behind him to pass, not realising officers
THE boss of one of Worcester’s largest companies has joined a round-table discussion with Prime Minister Boris Johnson on climate change. Carl Arntzen, CEO of Worcester Bosch said action must be taken now if the country is to meet its climate change
ONE of Worcester's most popular festive events will go ahead this year despite coronavirus restrictions, albeit in a slightly different form. The Acorns Hospice Santa Dash, which sees hundreds of Santas running to raise money for the hospice, is
A SMILING thief stole £8,000 worth of cosmetics during 'targeted' raids on Worcester's Boots store during the Covid-19 crisis. In total Cornel Gheorghe stole £8,226 worth of high value cosmetics from the chemist's in the High Street in Worcester
