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- Oct 1, 2026
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Lively political debate as BBC flagship discussion programme visits Alcester (opens the original)
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Guest panelists were the secretary of state for Northern Ireland, Labour MP Sir Chris Bryant, Sarah Elliott, spokesperson for Republicans Overseas UK, Conservative leader Kemi Badenochâs parliamentary private secretary, John Glen MP, and the general secretary of the Trades Union Congress, Paul Nowak. Topics raised included whether Andy Burnham had successfully transitioned from regional mayor to international statesman, intergenerational inequality and should the triple lock on pensions end in
Police commmissioner welcomes extra funding to support victims of crime (opens the original)
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The commissioner John Campion has chosen to use the funding to enhance the existing West Mercia Victim Support Gateway through a dedicated victims’ champion role. This role will work collaboratively with local victim support services to address emerging needs and undertake assessments and safety planning for victims â which includes protective measures that help make victims feel safer. While welcoming the investment, Mr Campion has stressed that victims must remain at the heart of decisions s
Worcestershire seeks more foster carers (opens the original)
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The scheme offers fostering families free access to participating leisure centres for 12 months. The offer is available to families who foster through Worcestershire Fostering, the county councilâs fostering service, and includes all children living in the household. Kinship foster carers and children living in Kinship Care households are also eligible for the scheme. Green Party Councillor Natalie McVey, cabinet member for children and families said, âWe want children and young people to li
Dig into Worcestershire’s history on Archaeology Day 2026 (opens the original)
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Organised by Worcestershire County Council’s Archive and Archaeology Service, this year’s programme features talks on heritage crime at Hanbury, the archaeology of Clifton Quarry on the Severn Terrace and some of the most remarkable finds of 2026. Visitors will also hear highlights from the Portable Antiquities Scheme, celebrating discoveries made by local metal detectorists and members of the public. Coun Josh Robinson, cabinet member for environment and communities, for Worcestershire County C
Worcestershire scheme steps in to prevent youth homelessness (opens the original)
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Upstream uses a digital survey to identify issues such as family conflict, poor mental health and disengagement from education. Young people needing extra support can meet an Upstream practitioner, with flexible help tailored to their needs and family. Unlike traditional services, which often depend on a young person or family asking for help, Upstreamâs whole-school approach can identify those who may be struggling but are not already known to support services. It may include one-to-one suppo
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