Worcester City groundshare at Bromsgrove Sporting could be ending
BROMSGROVE Sporting could once again have the Victoria Ground to themselves with tenants Worcester City moving towards a return to a stadium of their own.
Conservative cuts blamed for Worcestershire council tax increase
COUNTY council bosses have “no other choice” but to go ahead with the planned maximum increase in council tax next year because it is being let down by government cuts, opposition councillors have said in reaction to draft budget proposals.
Jess Varnish wins right to appeal in British Cycling employment case
BROMSGROVE cyclist Jess Varnish has won the right to an appeal in her employment case against British Cycling and said: "I believe we're doing the right thing by not giving up."
Hunters Hill: Last chance to have say on 'inadequate' special school
PARENTS have a last chance today (Thursday, December 19) to air their views on whether an 'inadequate' Bromsgrove special school should ever re-open its rundown boarding facilities.
Free travel and discounts for Worcestershire veterans this Remembrance period
WEST Midlands Railway is playing its part in the upcoming Remembrance Day commemorations by offering discounted travel to poppy collectors, armed forces personnel and veterans.
Fire services agree new deal but police commissioner bites back
A CLOSER alliance between fire services in Worcestershire and neighbouring Shropshire has been agreed.
Ruthless Bromsgrove secure 240-0 victory over South Leicester
BROMSGROVE’S “surreal” 240-0 thrashing of South Leicester has left rugby boffins thumbing through the record books.
Dudley Town keep winning form going against Bewdley Town
DUDLEY Town's dynamic run of form continued when they inflicted a 3-2 defeat on second placed Bewdley Town.
Mixed sex fines not to be forced on Worcestershire Hospital Trust
THE TRUST in charge of running hospitals in the county will not be facing a fine of £148,500 for breaching a ban on placing patients in mixed-sex wards.
