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'Aldi falsely accused me of stealing soap and being drunk' at Worcester supermarket (opens the original)
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A disabled carer was so upset he was left 'shaking' after he said he was falsely accused of shoplifting soap and of being drunk at a city supermarket - and now he's been banned. Ryszard Krawczyk entered Aldi in Tydbridge Street in St John's, Worcester, on Friday (September 25), where he was challenged by supermarket workers who accused him of stealing soap. Despite police finding no evidence he had stolen anything, he received a phone call on Thursday from an Aldi customer service advisor, telli
Heartbroken mum investigates son's death as fears raised over 'drugs debt' (opens the original)
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A heartbroken mother says she has been forced to become an investigator herself as she seeks answers over the death of her son, a former soldier found dead in Worcester. Dawn Turner attended a pre-inquest review hearing at Worcestershire Coroners Court in Stourport on Wednesday, where concerns were raised about the circumstances surrounding the death of her son, Rob Homans. Ms Turner, 57, believes there are unanswered questions about what happened in the final hours of Mr Homans' life and is exp
'My birthday card came ripped into bits minus a voucher - but my twin got hers!' (opens the original)
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A retired grandmother received a birthday card ripped into bits and minus a £20 gift voucher, while her identical twin sister got her card in one piece with the voucher to spend. Diane Stinton received the torn-up fragments of her 66th birthday card in a clear plastic bag from the postman at her home in Chacewater Crescent in Worcester. When she rooted around in the torn envelope, her Every Wish voucher was missing. The shredded card dropped onto her doormat in the Royal Mail bag with a letter
'Happy-go-lucky' chef's boat fire death caused by 'vape', inquest hears (opens the original)
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A 'happy-go-lucky' chef who lived life to the full died on board a houseboat when his vape battery caught fire, setting the boat ablaze. Ben Hardy died from smoke inhalation on board the boat, moored at the back of The Anchor Inn in Main Road, Wyre Piddle, an inquest in Stourport heard on Tuesday. The 37-year-old agency chef returned to the boat, also used by the previous chef as living accommodation, at around 10.32pm on Christmas Eve 2024 after drinking inside the pub. The ambulance service at
Sickness levels among Worcester postal staff revealed as new system rolled out (opens the original)
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SICKNESS levels among postal workers are causing concern for a city councillor as she continues to push for improvements after multiple complaints about late post. Cllr Sarah Murray, who is investigating postal delays with Worcester MP Tom Collins, said the rollout of the DM26 delivery model was expected to begin on Monday as Royal Mail works to improve and reform the service. Delivery Model 26 (DM26) is a Royal Mail and Communication Workers Union (CWU) restructuring agreement designed to imple
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