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Warning over little-known rule when filling up at Tesco petrol station
Motorists are being made aware of a little-known rule in place at Tesco petrol stations. While filling up your vehicle with fuel should be fairly straightforward, those looking to fill up anything should be wary. Because it turns out that there
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Why you should not always use petrol from the local supermarket
When it comes to keeping your car on the road, many people will opt to fill up at supermarkets over big name brands, in an effort to save a few pounds. However, could this be bad for your car? While all unleaded fuel sold in the UK conforms
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Tearing down Palestine mural would be 'provocative act' says council leader
City council leader Lynn Denham says the removal of a pro-Palestine mural in Lowesmoor would be a “provocative act” and one she does not support. Labour’s Cllr Denham, in a joint statement with deputy leader Jabba Riaz, said expert legal advice
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Can you still use a burgundy passport for travelling in 2024? Rules to follow
Booking a holiday is exciting but it can get stressful if you don't have the correct travel documents or the correct luggage weight. You’ll probably be aware that passports have changed since the UK left the European Union (EU) but you might be
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Tributes pour in for This Morning star Dr Michael Mosley after body found
Tributes have poured in from across the country after Dr Michael Mosley's wife confirmed his death earlier today. Previously, a body was found in a treacherous area on the Island of Symi during the search. Dr Mosley had reportedly set off on
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Warning issued to anyone drinking out of a plastic bottle this summer
Anyone drinking from a plastic water bottle this summer has been warned of the "hidden health risks" of sipping it when it's warm. Summer and (hopefully) some sunshine are well and truly on their way. And as temperatures rise, it's important
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Dr Michael Mosley's wife pays tribute to 'wonderful' husband after body found
TV doctor Michael Mosley has been found dead at the age of 67, his wife has confirmed. His body was found with an umbrella close by beneath a fence that runs around the bar on Agia Marina beach on the Greek island of Symi around mid-morning on
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Worcester nostalgia: Bodies under the floorboards
A COUPLE of weeks ago, due to the wonders of modern technology, the Saturday nostalgia column I wrote about Worcester Tricycle Club and the unlikely part it played in the historical photographing of Worcestershire appeared in the street paper but not
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Here's how many people prosecuted after being caught on dashcam driving illegally
HUNDREDS of videos showing poor driving standards taken via dash and body-worn cameras were submitted to West Mercia Police in just two months. Drivers have been prosecuted under Operation Snap after 934 reports were made across the force area.
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Service station with too much 'street clutter' can't put up new sign
A Worcester service station has been told it can’t put up a new illuminated sign. Nunnery Park Service Station, off the A4440, wanted to erect an additional totem sign on a grass verge near the entrance to the site. But city council planners
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Why this Worcestershire flower field is among the best to visit in the UK
A flower field in Worcestershire has been named among the best in the UK to visit this summer in a list by HouseBeautiful. Introducing the list, HouseBeautiful said: “Looking to visit a glorious flower field? From dazzling lavender displays to
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Did you make the Worcester headlines 20 years ago?
WE look back at what was making the headlines 20 years ago in Worcester. Take a look through our photos to see what was happening in early June 2004.
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'Rarest of all £2 coins' sold by Worcester seller for 15 times its value
A RARE coin commemorating the Commonwealth Games and sold by someone from Worcester has fetched almost 15 times its face value. A Commonwealth Games commemorative £2 coin from 2002 has been sold for £29.72 on eBay by a seller from Worcester.
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Death notices and funeral announcements from the Worcester News
The Worcester News published 5 death notices last week. Every week, the Worcester News publishes death notices and funeral announcements from the families of loved ones who have passed away. As well as appearing in print, our death notice pages
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Economic impact of city museums hits £3m
The economic impact of Worcester’s museums was worth more than £3 million in the past 12 months. Documents going before the county and city councils’ Joint Museums Committee show the amount that visitors to the city spend on things like parking
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Decision made on upgrade to historic pub's beer garden
An historic city pub has been given permission to put up a new gazebo in its beer garden. The Cardinal’s Hat in Friar Street, which claims to be the oldest boozer in Worcester, put up a temporary canopy in its garden during the pandemic. But
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Are road safety measures once dubbed 'pathetic' having any impact?
EMERGENCY measures to tackle speeding on a dangerous Droitwich road are paying off, insist county council chiefs. The road markings installed by Worcestershire County Council to stop crashes were once dubbed 'pathetic' by concerned residents.
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New owners of former Polish store were done with retail but life had other plans
THE new owners of a former Polish store in the city centre had thought they were done with retail until recently. Rashpal Sandhu and her partner Harjit Singh have taken over the former Polish store on The Tything and have turned it into a Premier
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When is the deadline for postal votes ahead of the General Election?
A general election is being held on July 4 so for city residents, that means electing an MP for Worcester. Robin Walker has confirmed he’s stepping down after 14 years as a Tory MP so whatever happens on the night, Worcester will have a new MP.
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Plans approved to convert dilapidated shop into bar and letting rooms
A PLAN to convert a dilapidated shop into a bar in Bewdley has been approved. The change of use proposal aims to bring the grade II listed building at 2 Severnside South "back to its former glory" after remaining semi-derelict for a number of
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City rough sleepers pitch up tents around River Severn footpath
SOME rough sleepers in Worcester have pitched tents down the River Severn in Diglis. Three tents have been spotted around The Severn Way walk, two by Diglis Bridge and another on the St John's side of the river near Chapter Meadows. City Councillor
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UK households can claim £170 refund on TV licence fee - are you eligible?
UK households could be eligible for a £169.50 refund on their TV licence costs. Every household in the UK is legally required to have a TV licence in order to watch or record live TV, regardless of what channel it is on. However, you could