A MAN admitted breaching his bail conditions after trying to cash his benefits giro in Worcester, only to find the Post Office had relocated. Adrian Locke, of Wych Road, Droitwich, was spotted on city centre CCTV on Wednesday, July 9, going into WHSmith
THE wife of Worcester’s hero pilot has described her feelings at hearing the recording of her husband’s mayday alarm. Maria and Peter Burkill have been given a tour of the control tower at Heathrow airport and met the air traffic controller who was on
AN alcoholic who swore at a man in the street provoking a fight ended up with a cut needing 16 stitches. Peter Swinbourne, of Pershore, admitted breaching a three-year CRASBO (Criminal Anti-Social Behaviour Order) after being involved in a fight in
WHEN Tim Angelbeck went into hospital to have two wisdom teeth removed he did not realise he would come round from the anaesthetic to see his future wife. Mr Angelbeck, now aged 84, from Drakes Broughton, had been playing in a cricket match
HAVING lost control of this match, the rain came to Worcestershire's rescue today. Another day has been lost to showers. Just when they thought it was safe to come back out to play the heavens opened once more. Before the final rain break at New Road
YOUNG explorers can try out a variety of activities as part of an Exploring Archaeology event this weekend. Families can make prehistoric coil pot, get the chance to meet a Woolly Mammoth and dig in a sandpit for reproduction Roman coins. The event
After a shout from the crowd to be told what is happening the umpires have announced that there will be another pitch inspection at 5pm.
Kabir completes his over after the rain break. Batty takes the ball from the New Road End, it is raining again and the players run off. We were back for four balls. It is absolutely chucking it down, possibly the end of the day.
It is hoped that play will begin again at 4pm, however, there is more rain on the radar.
A DRUG-USER who admitted stealing shirts to buy heroin has walked free from court after being given a “last chance” by magistrates. Simon Edge, of Drake Avenue, Dines Green, Worcester, was sentenced to 90 days in custody suspended for 18 months at Worcester
It is still raining here at New Road and the 3pm pitch inspection has been postponed.
Klusener puts Kabir away to the boundary in 64th over and its raining again and the players run off.
Gareth Batty replaces Andrew at the New Road End after lunch and he starts with a maiden. Kabir replaces Mason at the Diglis End, Klusener takes a single to bring his half century, it came off 73 balls hitting eight fours. The 250 comes up in the 60th
MANY of Worcestershire’s rural post offices face Government closure in the coming weeks unless radical action is taken, Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg has warned. The party leader was speaking to your Worcester News before a public question-and-answer
Mason completes his over. Klusener flicks Andrew away for four in the 55th over. Klusener bottom edges Mason for four in the 56th over. Andrew is thumped for four by van der Wath two balls in a row. van der Wath brings up his 50 by slicing Mason for
The players have come back on the field, oh no they haven't, oh yes they have! They have and the covers have now gone off.
It's like a pantomine here, the rain has started just as the players return and they run off again.
A GROUP of young amateur dramatic enthusiasts stopped people in their tracks when they rolled up in Angel Place, Worcester, with a borrowed 1961 Cadillac Sedan de Ville. The large white American car was on loan so that members of Worcester Operatic and
Kabir is guided down to the third man boundary for four by van der Wath. Mason is thumped for six at the end of the 52nd over by van der Wath to bring up the 200. Gareth Andrew replaces Kabir at the New Road End, and he is cut for four by van der Wath
Jones starts again from the Diglis End and van der Wath cuts the second ball for four. Klusener flicks Kabir away for four, then van der Wath thumps him to the boundary at the end of the over. Matt Mason replaces Jones at the Diglis End in the 50th
BADGER Clarissa Happy 13th Birthday. Hope you have a wonderful day. Lots of love Mummy, Nanna, Grandad. xxx Published in paper 12/07/2008
EDWARDS Mary Remembering our friend today. Barbara, Jim and Family. Published in paper 12/07/2008
EVANS Trevor John In loving memory of a devoted husband, father and grandfather who passed away July 13th, 2007. If I could have a wish.A dream that would come true.Then I would ask for yesterday.Yesterday and you. Always in my thoughts Your Kathie --
STEADE Doris Sophia One year today you were taken away, but you will remain in our hearts and thoughts till we meet again. Ken and Mary Published in paper 12/07/2008
WEST Barbara Passed away two years ago. Not a day goes by we don't think of you. Love and miss you mom. Love Karen and Steve, Lisa, Debbie and Andy xx Published in paper 12/07/2008
KELLY Beryl July 13th, 2006. In loving memory of a dear mum and gran. Forever in our thoughts. All the Family. Published in paper 12/07/2008
SMITH Anthony Passed away two years ago today. Greatly missed, but forever in our hearts. Miss you Tony. Maria, Steve, Amy and Mitchell. Published in paper 12/07/2008
GRICE Nancy Dearly loved and greatly missed. Nancy's Family would like to thank everyone for their condolences, donations and flowers received on their sad loss. Special thanks to The County Air Ambulance, the Critical Care staff at Wolverhampton Hospital
SMITH Tony Forgive me Tony, if I still cry, Why was it that you had to die? Others have lost their brother in law I know, You were only mine, and I loved you so. Love always. Carol. xx Published in paper 12/07/2008
SMITH Brian Anthony "Tony" Passed away two years. I remember the day I met you, The day God made you mine, I remember the day I lost you, And will to the end of time, Our relationship was special, We valued it with pride, But I never knew how
STEADE Doris Sophia It's a year since you were taken from us mom, but you are still in our thoughts every day and sadly missed. Keith, Lorraine, Katie and Lucy. Published in paper 12/07/2008
FOXALL Muriel Eileen Four years have past, But you are always in our thoughts. Love from husband Stan, John and Ann, Carol and Anthony, and all Grandchildren. Published in paper 12/07/2008
EVANS Trevor John One year Sunday since you passed away. Time goes by but memories never die. Always in our thoughts - very sadly missed. Ossie, Sue, Mark, Susan and Sheryl. Published in paper 12/07/2008
SMITH Antony Tony No matter how life changes.No matter what we do.We will always think of you. Loved and remembered always. Gill and Dave Published in paper 12/07/2008
EVANS Trevor John Remembering our dear brother in law who died July 13th, 2007. Still missed by the Morrif Family and Partners. Published in paper 12/07/2008
WIGGIN Beat and Bill Precious memories of the best grandparents in the world. Always in my heart and thoughts. Your ever loving grand daughter Janet and Family. Good night. God bless. Published in paper 12/07/2008
STEADE Doll A loving mum, grandmother and great grandmother.One year today you went awayin our hearts you will always stay.Roy, Rose, Wayne, Anne, Lee, Soph and Billy.xxx Published in paper 12/07/2008
PRIMARY schools in Worcestershire are set to get better kitchen facilities after the county council was awarded more than £6 million from the Government. About 80 primary schools across the county, the majority of which are in rural areas, will be getting
Kabir bowls his final two balls in the 39th over from the New Road End with Boje facing. Simon Jones takes the ball from the Diglis End and he bowls a maiden. Kabir bowls Boje with the fifth ball of the second over of the day for 18, the next ball flies
GOOD morning and welcome to worcesternews.co.uk/wccc live coverage of Worcestershire's LVCC Division Two match with Northamptonshire at New Road. After only 16 minutes of play, 26 balls and 19 runs yesterday, hopefully we will see a lot more play here
A LANDMARK site at the entrance to Droitwich will become a block of 53 assisted living flats. The flats will be built on the site, known as St George’s Square, at the corner of the Saltway and Bromsgrove Road, currently home to a car showroom and spa
MANAGER Richard Dryden will tomorrow become the third Worcester City representative to compete in this season’s Masters Cup. Dryden is set to turn out for Notts County in the Central Masters at Nottingham’s Trent FM Arena, which will be televised live
A WORCESTER couple who appeared in a reality TV show have spoken about their experiences. After trying the three potential employees they then offered one, Andrew Sims, a job, which he refused. However, off camera, Mr Sims accepted the
SCHOOLS, libraries, social services and public transport in Worcestershire will all be hit next week by a two-day public sector strike. However, Worcestershire County Council said yesterday it would not be in a position to announce which schools and
A TAXI driver who knocked down a toddler who later died has walked away from court with six penalty points on his licence and a £200 fine. The family of Cameron Simpson responded with fury following the sentencing of Stewart McKay at Worcester Magistrates
HAVING opted to leave his homeland and ply his trade with Worcester Warriors, Chris Latham is adamant being Australian-based is an essential element to be eligible for Wallaby selection. The 78-Test veteran full-back, who is set to arrive at Sixways
SOAP stars taking part in today’s charity football match have been revealed. Hollyoaks actors Nick Pickard, who plays Tony; Ashley Taylor Dawson - Darren; David Judge - Danny Valentine; Jimmy McKenna - Jack; Barry Sloane - Niall and Nico Mirallegro
COTSWOLD Conference Centre in Broadway has received a national award for its many green business achievements. The venue was recently awarded a Green Business Tourism Scheme bronze award, after being judged against a rigorous set of criteria covering
A DECISION about the future of a swimming pool in Herefordshire has been delayed. Herefordshire Council’s cabinet agreed to defer making a decision about the future of the local education authority’s St Martin’s swimming pool to allow officers more
