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Worcs players in call-up for Lions
WORCESTERSHIRE skipper Vikram Solanki has been picked to captain the England A' team in the one-day game against the touring West Indian side at New Road on Thursday. Solanki's County colleagues Kabir Ali and Gareth Batty have also been included in the
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Torrential rain causes chaos
TORRENTIAL rain and storms caused chaos across Worcestershire, forcing a supermarket to close and causing disruption to trains. Tesco in St Peter's, Worcester, was forced to close its doors at about 3.30pm following today's downpour. Pipes in the
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Bulls’ budget must rise says Turner
HEREFORD United chief Graham Turner insists the club's bud-get needs to increase if they are to become a serious force in League Two. The Bulls did not enjoy the smoothest of rides in their first season back in the Football League. Turner said: "Our
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Weater causes chaos across Worcestershire
TORRENTIAL rain and storms caused chaos across Worcestershire, forcing a supermarket to close and causing disruption to trains. Tesco in St Peter's, Worcester, was forced to close its doors at about 3.30pm following today's downpour. Pipes in the store's
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Weather causes chaos in Worcester
TORRENTIAL rain and storms caused chaos across Worcestershire, forcing a supermarket to close and causing disruption to trains. Tesco in St Peter's, Worcester, was forced to close its doors at about 3.30pm following today's downpour. Pipes in the
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Howarth praises brave Constable
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers assistant manager Neil How-arth has hailed striker James Constable for playing through the pain barrier. Constable, who scored both of Harriers' goals in their 3-2 FA Trophy final defeat against Stevenage Borough at Wem-bley last
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Charles and Camilla in lucky lightning escape
PRINCE Charles and his wife Camilla had a lucky escape when lightning struck only yards from where they were presenting awards at the Three Counties Show. The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall were shaken by two jolts of lightning and monumental
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Weather Causes Chaos in Worcester
TORRENTIAL rain and storms caused chaos across Worcestershire, forcing a supermarket to close and causing disruption to trains. Tesco in St Peter's, Worcester, was forced to close its doors at about 3.30pm following today's downpour. Pipes in the
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Bookmakers not convinced by the Sixways optimism
THE arrival of Mike Rud-dock as director of rugby and a host of new signings may have brought the feel-good factor to Sixways but bookies still believe Worcester will struggle to avoid relegation from the Guinness Premiership next season. Online bookmakers
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City hoping to cash in on pre-season
ANDY Preece is hoping Wor-cester City's pre-season friendlies can attract bumper gates to St George's Lane. City have announced six warm-up dates ahead of the new Blue Square North campaign, three of which are against League One opposition. Yeovil Town
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Rain Causes Chaos in Worcestershire
TORRENTIAL rain and storms caused chaos across Worcestershire, forcing a supermarket to close and causing disruption to trains. Tesco in St Peter's, Worcester, was forced to close its doors at about 3.30pm following today's downpour. Pipes in the
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Michael close to winning top title
TALENTED Michael Siket came within one point of winning the English National Under 11s Championships. The 10-year-old son of former Worcester City and county champion Lewis Siket, was on the brink of defeating second seed John Pilgrim at the University
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Medal haul for county stars
FLEET-footed Charlotte Birch from Droitwich Spa High School put in an impressive performance at the npower regional athletics competition for disabled athletes at Birmingham's Alexander Stadium. Worcestershire athletes gave a good showing at the event
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Student falsely claimed child benefits
A MATURE student claimed more than £3,300 in child care benefits to pay his way through his college course. Mark Sturgeon was told he had narrowly escaped prison after he admitted three counts of obtaining money transfer by deception. Sturgeon admitted
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Giant bunny Amy is star of Asda
A BIG bunny from Worcestershire is being used to promote healthy eating at a giant supermarket. Amy, who is officially the world's biggest bunny, is being used to advertise vegetables at Asda's Milton Keynes store. Owner Annette Edwards said the 4ft-long
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Fresh Warm Strawberry Salad with Mint and Pepper syrup
Fresh, clear and healthy Summer favouriteServes 4 550g fresh strawberries washed then hulled 95g brown sugar 3 tsp fresh ground black pepper 300 ml waterJuice and grated zest of 1 lemon 50g fresh garden mint - chopped
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Pensioner's telly anger at hospital
A WORCESTER pensioner claims he has been "ripped off" after Worcestershire Royal Hospital told him he could not have a refund on a card to watch the TV. John Chambers, aged 86, spent a week in hospital suffering from pneumonia and bought a special card
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Strawberries
Its that time of year where we should be diving in to seasonal fresh local fruits , have you ever been to visit a pick your own farm ?,There are loads around the area. I know it may not sound overly exciting if compared to a trip out to Alton
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Stab victim failed to do work in the community
A DROITWICH woman failed to carry out her community work because she had been stabbed four times in the head. Kerry Richards had previously been sentenced to carry out 85 hours' unpaid work as part of a community order after she was convicted of possessing
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More than 200 jobs under threat at manufacturing plant.
ALMOST 250 jobs could go at a Kidderminster firm under plans to transfer manufacturing to Poland. Ceramaspeed Ltd is a producer of glass ceramic heating elements and electronic control systems. It has factories in the UK, USA, Mexico and Malaysia. The
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Lamb and Vegetable Brochettes with min Gremolata
There's nothing quite like eating out of doors - it can be spontaneous, creative, casual and fun all at the same time. Al fresco expert Chuck Williams says: "It's just the kind of low-stress affair we all want to host and attend these days. Outdoor eating
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Malvern Theatres, Grange Road, Malvern
WHAT could be more relaxing than an evening meal at Malvern Theatres restaurant before enjoying a top show? Well, quite a lot by all accounts. Having been seated at a table in the bustling dining area adjoining the theatre's reception area, my dining
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WORCESTER: Knits net money for over 50s
AN annual knitting project has netted nearly £900 for a Worcester-based charity. Volunteers, members of the public and staff from Age Concern Herefordshire and Worcestershire, in Sansome Street, Worcester, knitted 1,850 mini bobble hats to fit over the
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New menu means you can pop in for lunch
MALVERN'S Cottage In The Wood hotel has launched a new restaurant. The new venue, called Outlook, offers brasserie-style dining and the choice of an extensive lunch menu, which has been devised so diners can choose to relax over a long three-course
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Loner who blew up flat ‘has voices
A LONER who put the lives of Worcester people in grave danger by causing a huge explosion is reported to be having odd thoughts and also hearing voices in his head. Requests have now been made to move Christopher Wisocki out of custody and into a secure
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ENVIRONMENT: Go greener and you can save money
BUSINESS people in Worcestershire are not recognising the impact that environmental behaviour could have on the competitiveness of their businesses, according to a recently published report. A survey conducted by sustainable business experts Envirowise
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Cocktail of tablets and drink killed ex-teacher
A RETIRED engineering teacher died more than two weeks after he went out on a heavy drinking session and swallowed six packets of paracetamol in a "moment of madness", an inquest heard. Thomas Beard, aged 66, had been suffering from ulcers and liver
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WORCESTERSHIRE: Biker who died at TT was the nicest guy I’ve ever met
THE neighbour of a motorbike enthusiast who died after being involved in an accident while watching a race has said "he was the loveliest guy I ever met." Sheila Thomas, of Tomkinson Drive, Kidderminster, spoke following the death of Dean Jacob, who
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Health check for the city centre shoppers
Worcester shoppers can find out how to protect themselves against common health complaints as CrownGate shopping centre plays host to Age Concern as part of National Men's Health Awareness Week. Age Concern will be in Friary Walk today and will be offering
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Three Counties: Climate change on the agenda
VISITORS to the Three Counties Show are being given the chance to change the world. The stand of the Environment Agency focusses on climate change with everyone invited to do their bit. "Our job is to look after people's environment and make it a better
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First we played outdoors, next we are off to enjoy a bacon sandwich
BACON sandwiches are going to be served at a Worcestershire children's centre to help celebrate Father's Day. The WANDS centre in Droitwich, run by Worcestershire County Council, is welcoming fathers and male carers for refreshments and activities on
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Man airlifted to hospital
A MAN has been airlifted to hospital with serious leg injuries following an accident with a loader. He was working on the hydraulic ramp of a low loader when the incident happened at about 10.20am today outside a haulage yard in Crab Lane, Wadborough
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Blackmailed newsagents manager took
THE manager of a newsagents in Stourport-on-Severn stole £5,500 from his employer because he was being blackmailed, a court heard. Darren James took the money over six weeks from Martin's newsagents, for whom he had worked for more than 20 years since
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What do you think of 62,000 new homes?
THE people of Worcestershire are being urged to have an input about major housing plans that will change the county. The proposals to build 62,300 homes across south Worcestershire, as set out in the West Midlands Regional Spatial Strategy (WMRSS), have
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Politicians make way as art takes over at Guildhall
MUSIC, dance, drama and art will fill Worcester's Guildhall next weekend. The annual Summer Arts Fair, taking place on Saturday, June 23, is a completely free event and ideal opportunity for Worcester residents to find out more about local arts groups
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BOLLEN
BOLLEN Derrick William Connie would like to thank all those who have sent her lovely letters and cards following the loss of her husband Derrick. She would also like to thank the Clergy and Choirs of Worcester Cathedral, and the many Friends who made
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WESTON
WESTON Simon and Carly Marjie and Mick are proud to announce the Birth of their new granddaughter Sophia Morgan on May 19th, 2007. A little sister for Zachary, Alexander and Nathaniel. Love and congratulations from all the Family. Published in paper
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JONES RSPCA
JONES Jillian Kay Passed away peacefully on Monday, June11th, 2007, aged 62 years. Dearest mum to Chris, Andy, Phil and Daw, also a much loved mum in law, sister and nan. She will be sadly missed by all those who knew and loved her. Funeral service at
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WEBB
WEBB Michael Francis Of Fernhill Heath, peacefully after a short illness on June 11th, 2007, aged 62 years. Beloved husband of Pat, dear father of Louise and Philip and a much loved father in law and grandad. Requiem Mass at Church of the Sacred Heart
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GREEN
GREEN Conway Of Claines, Worcester. Peacefully on June 10th, 2007, aged 86 years. Beloved husband of Pat. Dear father of William, Marie, Peter, Paul and the late David and a much loved father in law, grandfather and great grandfather. Funeral service
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WILLIAMS
WILLIAMS Doris Died June 15th, 1988. Always remembered. Loving Brother Vic Published in paper 15/06/2007
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WILLIAMS
WILLIAMS Doris Loving memories of a special mum, who fell asleep nineteen years today. Always in our thoughts, love always Dennis and Elsie. x Published in paper 15/06/2007
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Mk One staff team up with celebrities to beat bullying
STAFF at a Worcester clothes store are joining forces with celebrities in a massive anti-bullying campaign. Charity Beatbullying has joined forces with high street fashion retailer Mk One to launch a range of T-shirts aimed at promoting the anti-bullying
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MIELE RIP
MIELE Tony Formerly of Scafell Close, Worcester. Passed away peacefully in hospital on June 12th, 2007, aged 76 years. RIP Beloved husband of the late Maria, dearly loved father of Rosanna and Richard and father in law to Steve and Libby, loving grandad
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EVERALL
EVERALL Theo Passed away in hospital on June12th, 2007, aged 88 years. Beloved husband of Joy and a dear brother in law and uncle. Funeral service at Worcester Crematorium on Wednesday, June 20th, at 12 noon. Family flowers only please, but donations,
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PAINTER
PAINTER Olive Ollie Of Worcester, formerly of Great Witley. Passed away peacefully in hospital on June 10th, 2007, aged 86 years. Beloved wife of Sid, much loved mother to Bri, Chris and mother in law to Bren and Tom. Dearly loved nan to Trevi and dear
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EVANS
EVANS Sarah Winifred Of Bromyard. Peacefully in Bromyard Hospital on June 12th, 2007, aged 90 years. The funeral service will take place at St Peter's Church, Bromyard, on Wednesday, June 20th, at 11.30 a.m., followed by interment in Bromyard Cemetery
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KERROD
KERROD Stuart Congratulations on passing your Cemap 1. Love Colette, Emily and Molly. xxx Published in paper 15/06/2007
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WORCESTER: Your children will be bowled over by Army cricket coaching fun
MORE than 1,200 children from across the West Midlands will descend on Worcester to take part in two-day cricket coaching sessions. The British Army has teamed up with the Chance to Shine campaign, run by registered charity the Cricket Foundation, to
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England leave out Sanderson
WORCESTER captain Pat Sanderson has been left out of England's preliminary training squad for the World Cup. The flanker captained the national side in their tour to Australia 12 months ago but has been left out of the 47-man party. Squad: Forwards:
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Artist backs Al Gore’s message
ACCORDING to artist Malcolm Victory, Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth should be made compulsory viewing. Mr Victory, the Green Party representative for Worcestershire West, is exhibiting his own work at the Worcester Arts Workshop, in Sansome Street.
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Mum kicked unconscious in Malvern beer garden
TWO men and a woman from Malvern who attacked a couple in front of their five-year-old son have been sentenced at crown court. Matthew Jay, Robert Jay and Emma Timbrell were involved in an assault on Craig and Jodie Hayter in the beer garden at the Sun
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Revamp of county cricket ground to go ahead
A £10 million redevelopment of Worcestershire County Cricket ground - including a hotel and a new members' pavilion - has leapt the final planning hurdle and is set to go ahead. The scheme, which also includes banqueting and conference facilities, executive
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Three Counties: country landowners voice election fears
EVEN if the Conservatives are returned to power at the next general election, it may not necessarily be good news for the countryside. The stark warning came on the opening day of the Three Counties Show from the vice president of the Country Landowners
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Eight more days paid holiday for employees
MANY workers in Worces-tershire are celebrating news that are to get eight extra days a year paid holidays. Nearly six million people throughout Britain will be affected when bank holidays are added to their usual number of paid leave days rather than
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When youngsters had a green day
A Worcester school enjoyed a day of activities to promote a green message. Children at Perdiswell Primary School donned green outfits and were encouraged to walk to school as part of its annual eco day. Pupils took part in a range of activities, including
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Paramedics inundated with flood-related calls
THE ambulance service has been inundated with calls to flood related incidents this morning. Between 9am and 10, paramedics were called to more than 50 incidents, putting a strain on resources. West Midlands Ambulance Service has urged people to only
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Drunken brawl like a Wild West scene
TWO men started to fight after getting into a drunken argument in a pub, Worcester magistrates heard. The magistrates were told that Steven Jones, aged 39, of Teme Road, Worcester, turned the streets into a "scene from the Wild West" after drinking in
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Man faces a charge of race abuse
A man has appeared in court charged with a racially aggravated public order offence and criminal damage after an alleged incident outside a nightclub. Darren Fairbrother, aged 22, Medway Road, Ronkswood, Worcester, appeared before the city's magistrates
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Man butted another dad after their girls fought
A WORCESTER father headbutted another man after their two daughters were involved in a fight, a court heard. Jason Hempstock accused Charles Pearson of assaulting his daughter before head butting him and then kneeing him in the face, fracturing his cheekbone
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Road safety scheme launched at Three Counties
AN ambitious road safety scheme was launched at the The Three Counties Show today. Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service wants to reduce the number of people killed or seriously injured on two counties roads by 40 per cent, reduce the number
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Let’s find out how we can tame killer road, says MP
A ROAD that has claimed a number of lives in recent years should be urgently investigated, says a local MP. During parliamentary questions, Mid-Worcestershire MP Peter Luff asked Transport Secretary Douglas Alexander to instruct the Highways Agency
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Cleaners stolen
THOUSANDS of pounds worth of vacuum cleaners have been stolen from a lorry. Police have warned people to be wary of offers of Dyson vacuums from unusual sources after 24 - worth £7,200 - were stolen from a white Volvo box van at the Vale Truck
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Here’s some help for a career with kids
MORE than 300 people were given advice and information on careers with children, young people and their families at a huge fair in Worcester. The Every Child Matters Careers Fair attracted people from far and wide, seeking help on a range of jobs. The
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WORCESTER: Coffee shop given permission to trade
A COFFEE shop has been given permission to legally trade in the Worcester, despite dismay from inside the Guildhall. Caffe Nero has been allowed to continue operating inside the Shambles after Worcester City Council decided it would lose an appeal if
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Yellow fever
With the weather heating up, yellow is the hottest shade to be seen in this season. From canary brights to mute mustard shades, it's time to take a rain check on dull colours and give your summer some zing
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Events Guide - June 15 to July 7
JUNE 15-17 Antiques Fairs Held at Bingley Hall, County Showground, Weston Road, Stafford, from 10am-5pm daily. JUNE 16 Jumble Sale In aid of Wychbold Swan Rescue Shelter, at the old library, Ombersley Street, Droitwich. 9am start. Coffee Morning
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Exhibitions Guide - June 23 to October 20
JUNE 23 Worcester Society of Artists Exhibition of members paintings on the Guildhall railings, High Street, Worcester, from 9am. UNTIL JULY 28 Craft Potters Association 50th anniversary event, The Gallery at Bevere, Bevere Lane, Worcester. Telephone
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Trio shouted racial abuse and threats
THREE Malvern men chased a man, shouting racial abuse, as he made his way home, a court was told. Roland Green, Stuart Hill and Matthew Hodgkins followed the man to his home in Russell Drive, Malvern, where his wife and nine-year-old son were inside.
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Concerts Guide - June 15 to July 27
JUNE 15 The Julian Singers Appearing at St George's Church, Barbourne, Worcester. 7.30pm start. Tickets available on the door. Jamie Knight The Huntingdon Hall. Tickets available from box office. JUNE 16 Worcester Philharmonic Orchestra Afternoon
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Theatre Guide - June 16 to September 25
JUNE 16 Asterix and the Vikings A horde of invading vikings kidnap a boy and it's up to his Gallic guardians to save the day. Roses Theatre, Tewkesbury. Tickets from box office. JUNE 17 WODYS Anniversary Concert At the Swan Theatre. Tickets available
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Gig Guide - June 16 to June 23
TONIGHT KOS (Knight, Othen and Smith) - Huntingdon Hall, Worcester. Fingers - Drummonds, New Street, Worcester. Will Dance for Chocolate - Marr's Bar, Pierpoint Street, Worcester. The Enemy - Carling Academy Birmingham. TOMORROW Full Company
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Teal parades new material
CLARE Teal wowed the crowds in Worcester last weekend. The award-winning singer- songwriter returned to a packed out Huntingdon Hall on Saturday, June 9, to launch her new album Paradisi Carousel. The record is a move forward from the swing sound and
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Spotlight on Plot Against Paris
PETE Adams profiles the stars of the Worcestershire music scene. This week: PLOT AGAINST PARIS WHO: John Layton (bass/vocals), Chris Minton (guitar), Jim Arnold (drums). FROM: Worcester. SOUNDS LIKE: Although Plot Against Paris could have become
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Blackout boys ready to grab spot in top contest
MELODIC rock band Blackout are flying the flag for Worcestershire. The Evesham-based group have made it through to the regional finals of the Surface Unsigned Festival Battle of the Bands competition. If they impress judges when they next play, on Friday
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Check out support for people with disabilities
WORCESTERSHIRE people will have the opportunity to discover what support is available to people with a learning disability during three events next week. Worcestershire County Council is supporting Learn-ing Disability Week by taking part in events open
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THE BAN: It’s smoke-free joy at two county pubs
TWO pubs in Worcestershire have revealed how going smoke-free ahead of the ban has boosted business. From Sunday, July 1, lighting up in enclosed public spaces and workplaces will be banned. Tina Cairns, landlady of the Retreat Inn, in Norton, near
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Stackridge
THE only band that can boast both opening and closing the first ever Glastonbury festival are on their way to Worcester. Stackridge produce a sound that has always been hard to categorise. But combining elements of British folk, pop and progressive rock
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Three-sy does it for Knight and his band
DETERMINATION goes a long way in the music business.Fortunately, well-known Worcester singer-songwriter Jamie Knight has got bags of it. And talent to boot. Fronting the relatively new three-piece Knight, Othen and Smith (KOS), he is impressively positive
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Man free after using cheque to buy pizza
A 21-YEAR-OLD Droitwich man who used a stolen cheque to buy pizza has been sentenced to 12 months in prison but has walked free. David Shire was sentenced after admitting handling stolen goods and obtaining property by deception. However, he walked
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WIN: a pair of tickets to see The Producers
THE ultimate theatrical scam will unfold at Birmingham Hippodrome next month. Popular comedians Joe Pasquale and Russ Abbot are both starring in the smash hit musical The Producers, and the Worcester News has three pairs of tickets to give away on opening
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Wednesday, July 4 to Saturday, July 7 - Little Shop of Horrors, Norbury Theatre, Droitwich
IT'S mean, it's green, it comes from outer space and it's on the way to Worcestershire. Next month, as part of the town's music and drama festival, a stage production of the mad-cap black comedy Little Shop Of Horrors is on at the Norbury Theatre. It
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Monday, June 18 to Saturday, June 23 - Office Suite, Malvern Theatre
PATRICIA Routledge is starring in a sparkling Alan Bennett comedy in Malvern next week. The Keeping Up Appearances and Hetty Wainthropp Investigates actress will appear in Office Suite. The witty and poignant double bill of two one-act comedies, titled
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Lucky couple win patio set
THIS happy couple can make the most of the summer sun after winning patio furniture in a Worcester News competition. Richard and Jennifer Febry were thrilled to hear they had won four chairs, a table and parasol after entering a prize draw by buying
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Tuesday, June 26 to Sunday, July 1 - Le Grand Cirque, Malvern Theatre
BREATHTAKING, sumptuous, spellbinding, magical - the adulation goes on. Described as one of the most exciting and exhilarating stage shows you will ever see, Le Grand Cirque has amazed more than 10 million people worldwide, smashed box office records
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WORCESTER: Holiday club faces axe over poor membership
A HOLIDAY club for children in Worcester is in danger of closing because of falling membership. The King's Squad, run by Westside Churches, has been taking place in the school summer holidays every year for the past 20 years. It once attracted more
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Residents are warned about the cold callers
PEOPLE are being warned to be aware of tradesman calling at their door unannounced. There are suspicions that a group is operating near Worcester and trading standards officers have warned homeowners to think before engaging the services of cold-callers
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Midsummer Night's Dream, Commandery until Saturday, June 23.
As the sun goes down over the beautiful Commandery Gardens, families sit on blankets and couples settle down with glasses of wine. The scene is set for Shakespeare. Four days into its two-week run, Worcester Live's first ever Shakespeare At The Commandery
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Birmingham Royal Ballet, Birmingham Hippodrome
BY their very nature, triple bills tend to be rather like the proverbial curate's egg - good in parts. The search for diversity and contrast can all too often become lost in a maze of variety. But not in this case, for each piece in this production
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Discipline might not come in service
SIR - I am not at all sure that re-introduction of National Service would prove the panacea Stanley Parr recommends (Letters, June 5). During my time as a Navy reservist, I once found myself in charge of a body of National Servicemen who thought it a
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Lavatories to reopen in time for festival
PEOPLE in a Worcest-ershire town have been told that their public lavatories are set to reopen. Malvern Hills District Council closed the Upton-upon-Severn toilets in spring 2006 to cut costs and said they would be sold. However, a covenant em-erged
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Animal lovers in for a double treat
Animal lovers are in for a double treat this weekend. Danemere Animal Rescue will host its annual open day on Sunday, offering visitors a chance to look at the animals and explore the gardens. Dave Lannie, kennel superviser at the Tibberton centre, near
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Honesty was greatly appreciated by me
SIR - May I please take this opportunity to thank the unknown honest gentleman who returned our property to Tesco in St Peter's, Worcester, on Wednesday lunchtime last week. He unfortunately did not leave his name at customer services. His honesty is
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Eat your weeds!
People can find out how to identify edible weeds at a workshop taking place in Worcester this Sunday. The Wild Weed Workshop takes place at the former Aymestrey School, Crown East, from 9am to 6pm. To book call Beatrice Pritchard on 07948 239531 or
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Clean cows and a human cannonball await royal couple
The cows have been been washed and the human cannon is in place as Malvern's Three Counties Show prepares for the arrival of Charles and Camilla today. The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall were spending around four hours watching displays,
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We are doing all we can for dad in Dubai
THE Worcester dad trapped in Dubai after a friend crashed his car has spoken to British Embassy staff about securing his release. In yesterday's Worcester News we revealed how Mark Glass has been stranded without a passport for more than a year after
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Thanks for helping us raise £20,000
SIR - I would like to say a huge thank you to you and your kind-hearted readers for supporting the British Heart Foundation's (BHF) Hearts First Bike Ride, which took place in Worcester on Sunday, June 3. Thanks to coverage in your newspaper, the ride
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Our success is due to belief in pupils
SIR - I refer to the letter Rich pupils are behind faith schools' success' (June 6). The writer obviously has absolutely no knowledge of admission criteria for faith schools and is talking from a position of ignorance. Yes we offer places to Catholic
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We’ve had a Bolly-good time trying Indian food
AS Bollywood stars turned out for the latest Oscars-style festival, children at a Worcester school joined them and got in the Indian spirit. Year four pupils at St Joseph's Catholic Primary School spent the day cooking traditional foods, dancing and
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FRIDAY FEELING
It’s my birthday today. Now I thought I would tell you that as you might want to wish me happy birthday, although the chances of meeting everyone who reads this is a bit thin, unlike myself. It’s funny, but when you are a nipper it seems a long time until
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I backed the bid – but wish I hadn’t bothered
SIR - When the Olympic games was first being planned and our bid went in we were all asked to back the bid' get involved and support us' - these will be your games,' we were told. As a result of which many of us did - I was one who wore the 2012 Back
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It can only get better for our city
THERE are certain periods in the history of a city such as ours when events seem to be trying to tell us something... a kind of significant positioning of the planets, if you like. Such a situation could well exist at the moment. Indeed, if we may
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Tavern feel harshly treated
BANISHED Worcester and District Football League Divi-sion Three champions The Tavern claim their exclusion from the competition is unfair. The Tolladine-based team, who had only been in the league for one year, failed to gain re-election for next season