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100 new jobs set for Malvern
ONE of Britain's best-known High Street stores is recruiting 100 local people for its new shop on a Malvern retail park. Marks and Spencer will be opening its store off Roman Way, Malvern Link, in June, and has full and part-time vacancies in its food
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Community day success
PUPILS at a Worcester school have been taught more about the community they live in. The local policing team for the Gorse Hill area, along with Geographical Inspector for Worcester, Andy Smith, visited youngsters at the Gorse Hill Community Primary
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Warrant for race-assault man - court
A WARRANT without bail has been issued for the arrest of Anthony Hannay. Hannay, 20, of Grenville Road, Dines Green, failed to turn up at his trial for racially aggravated common assault at Worcester Magistrates Court. He had denied the charge but magistrates
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New Bishop of Worcester enthroned in spectacular service
THE 113th Bishop of Worcester has officially taken office after an enchanting enthronement ceremony was held in the Faithful City's Cathedral this afternoon. About 1,500 dignitaries, friends, parishioners, and clergy packed the Cathedral to watch the
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City hit back to take the points
WORCESTER City battled back after conceding an early goal to beat Burscough 2-1 in Blue Square North. The visitors surprised Richard Dryden's team by taking the lead after just eight minutes when Matt Parry headed home Craig Noone's cross. But City
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Appeal for keen gardeners
IT'S all hands to the trowel, seed packet and watering can as the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) launches its Britain in Bloom 2008 competition this week. Residents of Malvern have been working on their campaign to scoop some of the annual regional
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Go social networking with the WN
DID you know that your Worcester News now has its own Facebook page? Every day we post links to significant stories and run an RSS feed straight to the page with all of our news and sport headlines. Simply log in to your own account and search for '
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Is your child Baby of the Year?
IF you think your child has what it takes to win this year's Baby of the Year competition don't forget to get their picture taken! Your Worcester News has launched our 2008 contest to find the cutest baby out there. All you have to do is get down to
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Warm welcome for new bishop
THE new Bishop of Worcester met with children and teachers from three different schools the day before his enthronement. The Right Reverend Dr John Inge chatted with teachers and pupils at the launch of a new DVD at Bishop Perowne CofE College, Merriman's
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Prize-winning chippy is a high-frier
A CHIP shop in Worcester is celebrating after bagging a double award. The Rainbow Hill Chippy in Astwood Road has been named fish and chip shop of the year for the Midlands. Owner Tony Antonio, who was praised for his exceptional standards in food quality
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Worcester News weather watch
Keep up to date with the latest weather forecast and travel news with your Worcester News. Click here for the Environment Agency's latest flood warnings for the Midlands. Click here for the latest weather forecast. Click here for the latest travel
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WRIGHT
WRIGHT Dorothy Joan Remembering you on Mothers Day. From loving son Michael xxx Published in paper 01/03/2008
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DAVIS
DAVIS Doey Mothers Day is here again,And we miss you more each day.On Sunday we will cry for you,As a family we will pray. You were more than just a mother,You were more than just a nan,You were a star that lead the way for us,Like no otherperson can.
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BRACE
BRACE Margaret Rose Thinking of you even though you're not here. Miss you. Love Bo, Steve, Claire and Elisha xxx Published in paper 01/03/2008
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WALLACE MBR
WALLACE Jean MBR Happy Mothers Day Mum xMiss you so much, it's not the same without you. Thinking of you always x Raymond, Janette, Barrie and Ellie xxx Published in paper 01/03/2008
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PARTRIDGE
PARTRIDGE Heather We will always love and miss you and wish that you were here with us. Love Nicole, Aimi and Edwardxxx Published in paper 01/03/2008
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HILL
HILL Beatrice Trixie nee Moore Treasured memories of my beloved mum on Mothering Sunday. I love and miss you so much. God Bless. Loving daughter Pat. xxx Published in paper 01/03/2008
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LEWIS
LEWIS Wayne A very dear grandson and nephew. To think we did not say goodbye, will always bring regret, But the hearts that always love you, are the hearts that won't forget. God bless you and keep you safe. Nan Kelly, Sean, Liam and Dean. xxxx Published
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HAYES
HAYES Arthur March 2nd 1990 Years pass by, memories stay. Loving sister Barbara Rose and Family. Fond memories Antony. xxx Published in paper 01/03/2008
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LEWIS
LEWIS Wayne March 2nd, 2007. So loved, So missed. Remembered everyday. Mum, Paul and Nicole. xxx Published in paper 01/03/2008
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LEWIS
LEWIS Wayne One year has passed, Think of you every day. Lots of love. Roger, Caroline, Andrew, Vicky, Joe and Zoe. xxx Published in paper 01/03/2008
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HUGHES
HUGHES Beatrice Greatly missed and always in our prayers. From Brenda, David, Val, Tony and Lewis Edwards Published in paper 01/03/2008
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LEWIS
LEWIS Wayne It's a year today you left us. But you are always in our hearts. Miss you more with each passing day. Love you mate. From Sam, George, Vic, Alex, Josh and Annie xx Published in paper 01/03/2008
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TUTCHINGS
TUTCHINGS Charles William Passed away two years ago tomorrow What we would give to see you smile, To sit and talk with you a while,To be together in the same old way, Would be our dearest wish today. Your Loving wife Sue, Robert and Stephen. Published
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PITT
PITT Ethel In loving memory of a wonderful Mam and Nan. Rest in peace with Dad. Miss you Love Carole, Paul and Sharon Published in paper 01/03/2008
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COLBURN
COLBURN David Richard Passed away eleven years today. Loved and remembered everyday. Mum, Terry and Mark xx Published in paper 01/03/2008
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CRADDOCK
CRADDOCK Maisie Christina To Muz remembering you always. With love Linda Published in paper 01/03/2008
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MURPHY
MURPHY Pat A beautiful flower just lent not given, To bud on earth and flower in heaven. Love and miss you Paulette x Published in paper 01/03/2008
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BROWN
BROWN Donna They say memories are golden, may be that is true, But we never wanted memories we only wanted you. Remembering you on Mothers Day. Also remembering you on March 6th for your 59th Birthday.Miss you mum, love from Nicky, Chris,Tom, and Grandchildren
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WIGGINS
WIGGINS Muriel Always in our thoughts especially on Mothers Day.God bless.Love from all the Family.xxx Published in paper 01/03/2008
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SYMONDS FORMERLY LEWIS
SYMONDS FORMERLY LEWIS Carole Olive Aged 59 years . Of Alfrick Much loved wife, mum and nan to Les, Tracey, Andy and Ben, who sadly passed away peacefully in her sleep at home, on February 29th, 2008. Funeral arrangements Tel: 01885 482216 Published
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COLLINS
COLLINS Rachel and Mark Congratulations to Rachel and Mark on the birth of their son, Alfie Peter James on February 17th, 2008. A new brother for Daisy and Morgan. Love from both Familiesxxx Published in paper 01/03/2008
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OAKLEY
OAKLEY Fred Died March 1st 2004. Time passes memories last. Still never more than a thought away. Wife Joyce, Michael, David, Philip and Families. Published in paper 01/03/2008
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LEWIS
LEWIS Wayne Much loved nephew and cousin. Forever in 'r' hearts and thoughts. Love always. Uncle Mark, Aunty Po, Marc, Craig, Paul and Partners. Jay x Published in paper 01/03/2008
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CLARKE
CLARKE Ena Always remembered today and everyday. Caroline, Sean, Mandy and Family xxx Published in paper 01/03/2008
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HUGHES
HUGHES Beatrice A dear mom, nan and great nan. Passed away one today, sadly missed. Trev, Sue and Family xxx Published in paper 01/03/2008
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Police use new powers
TOUGH new legislation and tactics have been brought into force by police in Ledbury to tackle alcohol-related crime and disorder. The Herefordshire market town and neighbouring Ross-on-Wye are the first in the county to be issued with temporary banning
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Hundreds of homes without power
HUNDREDS of homes across Worcestershire are without power following a night of high winds. Central Networks said about 250 homes scattered across the county are without power, but said engineers are working to get them back on. Spokesman Jonathan Smith
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Flood-hit school is offered free barriers
A FLOOD-RAVAGED school could now be protected from sudden deluges of water after being offered flood barriers. Water giant Severn Trent has announced that it will give free barriers to Worcester's Cherry Orchard Primary School, which was engulfed by
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My mum is one in a million!
MUM in a million Sandra Spragg will receive a beautiful bouquet of flowers on Mothering Sunday after her artistic daughter won a Worcester News drawing competition. Rebecca, aged five, came first in our contest - run with award-winning Worcester florist
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Bowley biding his time at Sixways
IN EVERY relationship people can get cold feet, but as Will Bowley approaches his seventh year at Worcester Warriors he is showing no signs of that notorious itch. Since the arrival of former Wales Grand Slam winning coach Mike Ruddock, the soon to-be
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I’m running marathon as a tribute to Geoff
THE wife of a café owner who died in a road accident in Worcester said she will cry as she watches her friend run the London Marathon in her late husband's memory. It will be an emotional day for Tina Dodd as she watches close family friend Steph Thompson
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Latest travel news
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Wolves aiming to end their Scottish jinx
WORCESTER Wolves will be aiming for their first victory in eight attempts against Scottish Rocks as they look to maintain their push for the play-offs at the University of Worcester tonight (7pm tip-off). Having won twice last weekend, Skouson Harker's
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Bulls’ boss ready to ring the changes
HEREFORD United manager Graham Turner admits he may have to make changes to his starting 11 in order to keep players happy. The Bulls' chief has kept faith with the same team for the last two games - the 2-1 win at Shrewsbury and 1-0 defeat at Dagenham
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Minister refuses to meet councillors over budget cuts
A GOVERNMENT minister has flatly refused to meet with Worcester city councillors to discuss their concerns about the lack of Government money being given to the city. City council leader Simon Geraghty branded it an insult that MP John Healey had cited
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Dinsmore points way for City kids
MATT Dinsmore's impact at Worcester City can act as an inspiration to the current crop of players at the club's academy, says Ray Woods. Dinsmore has been nothing short of a revelation since being handed his chance in the first-team by manager Richard
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Patients waiting in ambulances at A&E for too long
NEARLY half of all patients taken to Worcestershire Royal Hospital by ambulance have to wait in the vehicle for up to an hour. Forty-one per cent of ambulance crews (722 ambulances) at the Royal had to wait from half-an- hour to an hour to discharge
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What a way to thank the staff
COUNCIL staff hailed as star performers in official ratings were rewarded with a bag of 47p chocolates each. Worcestershire County Council received a four-star rating by the Audit Commission and said thanks by giving each of almost 5,000 staff a packet
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Wine thief fined - court
A MAN who attempted to steal a bottle of wine worth £6 from Tesco has appeared in court. Steven Hinton, of Stoulton, Pershore, admitted attempted theft and failing to surrender to bail when he appeared at Worcester Magistrates Court. The court heard
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Ambulance service compromised by sickness
AMBULANCE staff had on average two weeks off sick each last year, say worried health chiefs. The high levels of sickness among ambulance crews and emergency call handlers was laid bare at a meeting of the West Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust. Diarrhoea
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School saviour for TV slot
A BBC documentary charting the past year at an independent school in Worcestershire will be shown next month. It is one year since Annabel Goodman bought the New Elizabethan School at Hartlebury to save it from closure. A film crew has been following
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DVLA raiders found guilty
TWO men whose getaway car was chased by police following a raid on the DVLA office near Worcester have both been convicted of burglary. Police followed the Ford Mondeo after it was driven into the viewpoint car park near the Carrington Bridge an hour
