Firefighters have spent the day battling a blaze at a carpet factory. Ten fire engines and six fire officers were sent to the fire at the factory in Stourport Road, Kidderminster at just after 10.40am this morning. A spokeswoman for the Hereford and
ALL Black wing Rico Gear led a Worcester Warriors points bonanza with a four-try salvo as they routed GRAN Parma 66-16 in a European Challenge Cup Pool Two tie at the Sergio Lanfranchi Stadium. Warriors, with all three of their All Black signings in
FIELD Natalie Happy 18th Birthday "Twig" Lots of love Mum, Nan, Ryan and Luke xxxx Published in paper 15/12/2007
GREEN Denis Victor Formerly of Malvern. Passed away peacefully at Worcestershire Royal Hospital on Monday, December 10th, 2007, aged 79 years. Beloved husband of the late Dorothy and a much loved father and grandfather. The funeral service will take place
WITHEY Ivy Would like to thank everyone for cards and messages sent during my recent stay in hospital and wishes you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Published in paper 15/12/2007
HARRIS Joyce Mavis Aged 82 Passed away peacefully in West Suffolk Hospital, Bury, St. Edmunds, on December 5th, 2007. Wife of the late Stanley, she will be sadly missed by son Andrew, daughter in law Melanie and grandchildren Ben and William. Her funeral
RAWLE Simon Congratulations on your 21st Birthday. Lots of love Mum, Nigel and Emma xxx Published in paper 15/12/2007
JEYNES William Bill Late of Tybridge Street. Beloved husband of the late Edna, devoted father, grandfather and great grandfather. Still sadly missed. Published in paper 15/12/2007
STONE Ann December 16th, 2005. Our wish would be to have you here,At this a special time of year,You're loved and remembered everyday, And in our hearts you'll always stay. Love Roy, Peter, Simon, Adrienne, Sarah, Chris and your precious Grandchildren
COOPER Ethel Fondest memories. Loved forever. From your loving son Brian. x Published in paper 15/12/2007
SYMONDS Maggie A year has passed and the pain is no less,But nothing can take away the beautiful memories I have of you. From the kissing gate.To our Wedding Day,To our Tenth Anniversary,My mind is full of you. You are still with me, I love you, and in
RICE Nancy No special words are needed for us to think of you, For you were someone special and we thought the world of you. You haven't been forgotten, You know you never will, Out of our lives you may be gone, But in our hearts you still live on. From
COOPER Ethel Precious memories of a dear mam and nan. Forever in our hearts and thoughts. Your ever loving daughter Janet,Mervyn and Grandchildren. Goodnight God bless. Published in paper 15/12/2007
HEREFORD United boss Graham Turner is hoping to take advantage of the transfer window by strengthening his ailing squad. The Bulls have been decimated by injuries of late and have also seen FA Cup hero Lionel Ainsworth leave for Watford. Midfielders
THE full scale of the financial "disaster" engulfing Worcester was laid bare yesterday as a raft of cost-cutting measures were announced by the city council. The 34-point draft action plan of sweeping cuts and savings was unveiled by the council as it
WORCESTER Warriors will look to all but secure their place in the quarter-finals of the European Challenge Cup today (2pm) when they face GRAN Parma at the Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi. Having destroyed the Italians 50-0 at Sixways last Saturday, director
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SKIPPER Stuart Whitehead says Kidderminster Harriers' trip to Wembley last year was the biggest day of his life but he still wants to top that experience. The Aggborough outfit suffered FA Trophy heartbreak last May when they led the final against Stevenage
EVERY year the Christmas lights covering Natasha Williamson's house in Worcester get better. The mum-of-three, aged 32, has been decorating her home in Rippon Road, Ronkswood, for the past five years. She said the whole family, including nine-year-old
A POPULAR Worcester News vendor has had a miracle recovery after being knocked over by a car in the city centre. Police feared Billy Pickett, aged 49, had suffered life-threatening injuries after being knocked over by a car, but we are pleased to report
A MAN who was convicted of assault after a schoolboy threw a stone at his £21,000 car has had his conviction quashed. Robin Price, aged 41, of Swinton Lane, St John's, was arrested after he complained to police that the boy had thrown a stone at his
