Worcestershire News
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Video shows moment drug driver arrested after fatal crash
Video footage has shown the moment a drug driver was arrested after crashing and killing a man.
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Worcestershire road closures as 'act now' flood warnings remain in place
Road closures are still in place across Worcestershire as flooding continues to affect the county.
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Ex-mayor's fury over removed pump track trees - but council says they 'died'
Stephen Hodgson was Mayor of Worcester when the trees were planted in 2022 as part of the Queens Green Canopy project
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Drug driver who killed man in crash sentenced
A drug driver who killed a man in a crash will spend less than a decade behind bars.
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Boxer and barbers' knockout punch for mental health
Maniac Barbers and Jon DP Shaw want to put mental health problems on the canvas.
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What was making the Worcester headlines 44 years ago on this day?
WE go back 44 years to 1982 when there was an “ill-mannered” protest by schoolchildren at a council meeting.
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Call for action after nature reserve impacted by 450-hour of sewage spills
There has been a call for more to be done to protect Worcestershire's waterways after sewage spilled into a brook continuously for more than 450 hours.
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Event celebrates the visit of one of Britain's greatest authors to Worcester
Great Recitations, organised by Script Haven, celebrated the visit of Charles Dickens to Worcester in 1858
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Stunning aerial views show Powick Old Bridge amid flooding
Powick Old Bridge has been almost completely submerged by the most recent flood to hit Worcester
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Inside the cheapest property on the market in Worcester at just £73k
The cheapest home in Worcester for sale on Zoopla is listed for just £73,000
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Traffic 'chaos' near city retail park as angry drivers blast horns
Cadent Gas works are listed as being underway in Blackpole Road between January 5 and March 9 with delays listed as 'likely'.
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When Worcester found itself in the grip of a deadly epidemic
NOTHING improves the circulation of a newspaper more than a health scare or a murder. So copies of Berrow’s Worcester Journal must have been flying off the newsstands in 1832 when Worcester found itself in the grip of a deadly epidemic.
