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Three Worcestershire gardens open for charity in final NGS events of 2026 (opens the original)
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Three Worcestershire gardens are opening their gates to visitors for charity. The final public openings of the year are part of the National Garden Scheme (NGS), which raises funds for nursing and health charities by giving people the chance to explore privately owned gardens. In Worcestershire, the last three participating gardens for 2026 offer visitors a final opportunity to enjoy an afternoon of horticultural inspiration while supporting a good cause. Staff bid fond farewell to 'fabulous' pu
Halloween magic added to Room on the Broom trail at Wyre Forest this October (opens the original)
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Forestry England Wyre Forest is casting a seasonal spell on its Room on the Broom trail this October. A spooky new activity will bring extra surprises throughout the month, inviting families to enjoy a magical adventure inspired by the popular children’s book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler. The trail follows the story of the Witch and her friends as they journey through the forest, offering a mix of outdoor fun, interactive activities and forest-themed facts. The DWP State Pension age cha
Plea issued as pressure hits hospitals (opens the original)
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Families are being urged to use minor injuries units for non-urgent care to help ease pressure on emergency departments. West Worcestershire MP Dame Harriett Baldwin is encouraging people to make use of facilities like those at Malvern and Tenbury community hospitals, which are equipped to treat cuts, sprains, burns and other minor injuries. Dame Harriett said: "Over the summer holidays a lot of us have been enjoying time outside taking part in all kinds of adventures and activities. Inevitably
Rare silver centrepiece gifted to Indian royalty sells for £10,000 (opens the original)
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A rare silver centrepiece once gifted to Indian royalty has been sold at auction for £10,000. The ornate piece was presented by the British Army to the Rajah-I-Rajgan of Kapurthala in 1873 and was among the highlights of Halls The Auction Houseâs latest Militaria, Medals, Naval and Aviation Auction, which achieved a 90 per cent sale rate. Caroline Dennard, militaria specialist at Halls, said: "We were delighted with the auction result which underlined the demand for interesting items with pro
Residents urged to check one thing before elections (opens the original)
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Residents in Tenbury Wells are being urged to check their voter registration details ahead of upcoming elections. Malvern Hills District Council has launched its annual electoral canvass to ensure the register is accurate and up to date. Households will be contacted by email and post and are asked to confirm or update the names and details of those registered at their address. Dog helps keep a mobile coffee shop running in local park 80s disco raises £600 for mayor's charities Andy Baldwin, Elec
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