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VISUALLY-IMPAIRED students found out more about the transition to higher education. Students from New College (NCW) and the Royal ...
Worcester City Councillor Sue Smith has demanded more to be done to prevent travellers from occupying parks in Worcester ...
Alan Amos, the county councillor for Bedwardine, is calling for Pitmaston Park to be given Field in Trust status. Cllr Amos said the future of the park was “a matter of vital concern to residents ...
An electrical apprenticeship programme is being launched to support careers in the growing electrotechnical sector ...
MORE than 500 people have signed a petition calling for changes to a road junction in Droitwich. Councillor Richard Morris said the Copcut junction, which connects the A38 Worcester Road with Copcut ...
Paul Edwards was 17 and studying for his A-levels when he was knocked off his motorbike, suffering multiple fractures.
The Advertising Standards Authority said the rulings made it ‘crystal clear’ that prescription-only medicines could not be advertised to ...
Sir Brian Leveson has unveiled plans to shake-up the structure of courts and reclassify offences on Wednesday.
The MPs said the Ministry of Defence should do “far more” engagement with wider society “both public and private—for example, critical national industries, schools and communities—to help generate a ...
More than half of people who have acted on financial advice they came across on social media said they ended up losing money, according to a bank. Of the 31% of people who said they had acted on ...
Government talks to finalise the deal to spare the UK from US steel tariffs are ongoing, Downing Street has said, as the deadline for the levies to come into force is due to pass and the steel ...