IT'S hard to believe that one year ago this week, Covid-19 hadn't registered on most people's radar (if it had, it was something that was happening on the other side of the world and probably wouldn't concern us...) Worcester and its surroundings
A THERAPIST helping county people with eating disorders says she is not surprised a record number of children received urgent treatment last year. New data shows a national rise in young people needing urgent help with eating disorders is being
THERE have been three new coronavirus related deaths recorded across Worcestershire's hospitals. The latest figures, announced by the NHS today (February 19), show two new coronavirus related deaths recorded at the Worcestershire Acute Hospitals
HOME buyers in Worcestershire can only afford around 20 per cent of houses in the county, according to new data. New analysis of Office of National Statistics Data shows where property prices have outgrown local wages the most in the last 10 years
An Evesham school has been selected to become one of 87 Teaching School Hubs in England. After seven successful years as a teaching school, which has seen the development of the School-Centred Initial Teacher Training (SCITT) programme, Prince
A POLICE officer in Worcester has urged people to take Covid seriously after he spent 63 hours in hospital after falling ill with the virus. PC Rowan Boyle, a response officer with South Worcestershire police, revealed the news on his Twitter account
HABITAT restoration is “well underway” on the Malvern Hills and commons. A spokesman for the Malvern Hills Trust said: “Throughout January and February we have been working hard to provide open glades on the wooded slopes of the hills. “Providing
AMAZON is warning residents about a new scam after county people were targeted. Residents from Droitwich have been among those who scammers have tried to fleece. One resident wrote on social media that a call was made from someone claiming
GROW your own veg kits have been handed out across the Malvern Hills district to support families during half term. The project has been set up by the Malvern Hills District Youth Advisory Network (MYAN), aiming at encouraging children to take
MALVERN has some truly excellent takeaway restaurants, but which one is the best? To find out, we have launched a new competition. The Malvern Gazette Best Takeaway 2021 contest begins this week, with nominations now open. During the pandemic
TRIBUTES have been paid to a much-loved town councillor who has died. Rosemary Webb was a fixture in Upton Upon Severn for many years, and a council spokesman paid tribute, saying: “We were greatly saddened to hear of the death of our colleague
BUSINESSES have been speaking out about the uncertainty of ‘non-essential’ salons and bars reopening anytime soon. Amanda Smith, who has run Tiger Lou’s on Worcester Road for over 14 years, said: “It is a difficult time for the business, but we
