Charlotte Albutt
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The best 5 pubs in Worcester for âgood beerâ and real ale revealed (opens the original)
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WORCESTER'S pub scene is once again in the national spotlight after five city venues were included in a prestigious beer guide. The Good Beer Guide has highlighted the pubs in Worcester that will be best for a pint of "good beer" and real ale in 2027. The latest edition of the Campaign for Real Ale's annual guide features hundreds of pubs from across the country, including five in Worcester. READ MORE: 8 most picturesque pubs in Worcestershire to visit We have compiled a list of only three Worce
Former council buildings and grounds spanning 16.6 acres for sale (opens the original)
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A MAJOR council building and its surrounding grounds that have been left empty for over two years have been listed for sale. Worcestershire County Council has put its former County Hall site on the market, aiming to bring the 16.6-acre property back into use after its closure in June 2024. The site, located on Spetchley Road in the Nunnery area, includes the former County Hall building, a records office, and a boiler house. The property specialist Savills are marketing the site and is currently
Police update on missing 14-year-old with Worcestershire links (opens the original)
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POLICE have provided an update on a boy who has been missing for several days. West Mercia Police have confirmed that the 14-year-old, who was thought to be in Evesham, has been found. The boy was originally last seen in Birmingham on Saturday (September 26) but it was believed he had travelled to the Evesham area. READ MORE: Wanted men caught absconding court among the criminals arrested in city centre He also had links to Pershore, Worcester and Bromsgrove. A spokesperson for West Mercia Polic
Tribute to 'trailblazing broadcaster, campaigner and friend' hailed 'one of a kind' (opens the original)
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TRIBUTES have been paid to a "one of a kind" woman described as a "trailblazing broadcaster, campaigner and friend". Nigel Huddleston MP has paid tribute to Dame Esther Rantzen, who died yesterday (Wednesday) aged 86. The MP first met her in 2009, when they were both candidates in Luton South ahead of the 2010 General Election. Mr Huddleston was the Conservative candidate, while Dame Esther stood as an independent after the MPs’ expenses scandal. READ MORE: Nigel Huddleston MP challenges Labour
Hospice incurs £100,000 each year on 'unusable' charity shop donations (opens the original)
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A CHILDREN's hospice charity says it is losing more than £100,000 each year due to unusable shop donations. Acorns Childrenâs Hospice, which supports children with life-limiting and life-threatening conditions in the West Midlands, is urging supporters to "donate with care" to help reduce these costs. Of the 3,000 tonnes of donated items it receives annually, around 1,000 tonnes cannot be sold and must instead be processed by waste and recycling partners at a significant expense. READ MORE: C
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