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Say cheese! Awards put smiles on firms' faces

CHEESEMAKERS from the two counties have brought home a hoard of medals from the British Cheese Awards.   more...

Drive to attract truckers of the future

THE transport industry is gearing up for a recruitment drive to fill a major shortage of a key asset - lorry drivers.   more...

Ben surveys his new job

A NEW surveyor has joined John Amos Company, based at Orleton, near Leominster.   more...

EU cash to fund greener freight

FREIGHT companies in the two counties can apply for European funds to help them become more environmentally friendly, thanks to one of the region's MEP's.   more...

Exorcize stress with a daily dose of exercise

Most people would say they have suffered from stress at some point in their life, whether it is work-related, linked to a major event or just the pace of modern life.   more...

Churches guide will in-spire you

A CONCISE and extremely useful booklet guide to the churches and chapels of Worcester is now available at only around 50p.   more...

So caring

CARING churchgoers from Droitwich Spa have dug deep in their pockets to help needy people in Southern Africa.   more...

Warning over mobile phone thefts

REVELLERS in Bromsgrove are being reminded to take care of their mobile phones while out and about at the town's nightspots, following a spate of thefts in the last six weeks.   more...

Tories have turned city into a disgrace

I REFER to the letter printed by F D Lankester (You Say, Saturday, September 21). Who is he kidding when trying to convince the public that the present financial crisis at Worcester City Council is due to the past Labour-controlled council and the present Labour Government?   more...

Muslims are now the new Slavs

MANY have made references to the appeasement of Neville Chamberlain in 1938 as justification for a hard-nosed stance against Iraq.   more...

She isn't interested in facts

MARION Large says I make puny attempts to belittle Anita Knittel and Maurice Brett through the columns of this newspaper in order to win over the views of the people of Worcester on the subject of hunting (You Say, September 24).   more...

Would foxhunting Prince be missed?

SO Prince Charles will leave the country if foxhunting is banned to spend the rest of his life skiing.   more...

We must win back our country first

ON Sunday, September 22, hundreds of thousands marched through London in protest at the destruction of our agricultural industries.   more...

Veggie facts

ANIMAL Aid has recently launched a national survey that will examine the views and experiences of vegetarian parents.   more...

Therefore I am

WENDY Hands writes: "One needs only to be a thinking person to have a view".   more...

Coarse work

WHEN is the anti-hunting lobby going to start campaigning against coarse fishing?   more...

Why these girls are happy to be in the lab Forget male boffins - science's future could well be fema

Think science and you're likely to conjure up images of boys peering into test tubes, plus Michael Faraday, Albert Einstein and Bunsen burners.   more...

Problems solved by working together

THE concerns of Warndon residents about the menace of yobs are something that have struck a chord in many other parts of the Faithful City, as well as the communities on its fringes and beyond.   more...

Group's call for helpers

LIVING in a rural village can be difficult without transport and Ledbury Volunteer Bureau is looking for volunteer Ring and Ride drivers to help.   more...

Margaret to make her mark as diva of the discs

A COUNCILLOR will be making her musical mark when she has a go at DJ-ing for the first time.   more...

Local shop for local people

THE majority of people in Colwall would prefer to shop in Barnards Green rather than Great Malvern, according to a survey carried out on behalf of the village's parish council.   more...

Firefighters battle hay blaze at barn

FIREFIGHTERS had to battle a blaze involving 300 tonnes of hay at a Herefordshire barn.   more...

OAP shocked after attack on scooter

AN elderly woman was robbed as she travelled into Kidderminster town centre on her motorised scooter.   more...

City ward is targeted for jobs scheme

THE Chancellor Gordon Brown has promised extra help to revive Worcester's deprived St Barnabas ward.   more...

Only shock and role...

A SMILING woman is captured topless on film - one of the many survivors of breast cancer.   more...

All the tunes you love to hear

MUSIC fans who enjoy a trip down memory lane will be in their element when a Worcestershire band plays at The Marr's Bar.   more...

Special cover for worried elderly

ELDERLY people in Worcestershire are being urged to protect themselves from burglary with specialised insurance.   more...

Three cheers for rural pub revival

CAMPAIGNERS are celebrating a number of successful schemes to save rural pubs in Worcestershire and Herefordshire.   more...

Jackie's battle to beat her anorexia

A WORCESTER woman who battled back from the brink of death after being struck down by anorexia is speaking out to help other victims.   more...

Internet poll for children

MALVERN youngsters gave their opinions on the legalisation of cannabis and extending weekends during a poll broadcast live on the internet.   more...

Public school set to appeal

A PUBLIC school in Worcester is hoping to overturn a decision not to allow it to build an extension by lodging an appeal.   more...

Theft couple jailed

A couple who stole cash from a vulnerable mental health patient have both been jailed for three months at Worcester Crown Court.   more...

City charity shop in recruitment drive

A WORCESTER charity shop is on a recruitment drive for more volunteers to help them raise vital funds in the fight against heart disease.   more...

Cancer patient in credit card fraud

A CANCER sufferer who created a false identity to obtain a credit card was discovered when he handed it over to a shop assistant, who recognised him at a Worcester store.   more...

Residents out in force over youth trouble

"STAND up and be counted" was the clear message from police who urged a Worcester estate to shop community troublemakers.   more...

Cider man forced out in cash crisis

Beleaguered Hereford cider giant HP Bulmer has sacked its finance director after the discovery of a £3.8m black hole in its accounts.   more...

Building bridges in the heart of the city

A NEW canal bridge and two sculptures have been mounted at the £16m Shrub Hill Retail Park development.   more...

Alter it - or we'll knock it down

A MAN who flouted planning conditions when he built an extension on his house has been ordered to alter it or knock it down.   more...

Man caught on bed with girl, 13

A JUDGE has banned a Malvern factory worker from using the internet after he had a romance with a 13-year-old schoolgirl he met through a "chat room".   more...

Drunken attack in wrong house

A DRUNKEN Worcester man who fell asleep in the wrong house and then attacked its occupant has been ordered to do 100 hours community punishment.   more...

Firemen battle tough Hills blaze

FIREFIGHTERS worked through the night to bring a blaze on the Malvern Hills under control.   more...

MY IDOL LEFT ME IN TEARS

A DREAM date with Pop Idol finalist Gareth Gates ended in tears for Worcester fan Laura Corbett who won a competition to meet her heart-throb.   more...

Sport

1/10/02 - Heeley warning on City howlers

ERROR-prone Worcester City must cut out the defensive gaffes in tonight's FA Cup replay at Stamford, warns captain Carl Heeley.   more...

1/10/02 - Windo displays delight Brain

JOHN Brain believes Tony Windo is in the best form of his Worcester Rugby Club career.   more...

Worcester Wolves fixtures & results - 2002/2003 season

SEPTEMBER   more...

1/10/02 - Lions tamed by Malvern

MALVERN picked up their first league points of the season with an efficient display against a Leicester side who were expected to be among the front runners for promotion this year.   more...

1/10/02 - Reynards edge to victory

There were several close games in the latest round of Worcester and District Skittle League matches.   more...

The goal machine

TAMWORTH arrive at the Victoria Ground for the FA Cup Second Qualifying Round this Saturday knowing that the five teams before them have shipped 22 goals between them.   more...

1/10/02 - Wolves open up in style

WORCESTER Wolves kicked off their National Trophy campaign in style with a thrilling 100-96 victory over higher-graded Oxford Devils.   more...

Late goals seal County win

Two goals in the last 10 minutes saw Worcestershire into round two of the FA County Youth Cup with a deserved 3-1 victory over Essex at Kidderminster Harriers' Aggborough Stadium.   more...

Porto go nap in Archdales success

The match of the day in the Sunday Premier Division saw a 5-2 home win for FC Porto over visitors Archdales.   more...

Molby's return relished by Bo

FORMER Kidderminster Harriers manager Jan Molby is back at Aggborough on Saturday -- and his return can't come soon enough for fellow Dane Bo Henriksen.   more...

Ladies lose out in league opener

Sunday, September 29 2002   more...

Swifts boss hunt

STOURPORT Swifts will have a new manager on board in time for Saturday's FA Trophy clash at Mangotsfield United.   more...

Wolves open up in style

WORCESTER Wolves kicked off their National Trophy campaign in style with a thrilling 100-96 victory over higher-graded Oxford Devils.   more...

Windo displays delight Brain

JOHN Brain believes Tony Windo is in the best form of his Worcester Rugby Club career.   more...

Bullock back for Robins

DARREN Bullock returns from suspension for Evesham United's FA Cup second qualifying round replay at Cinderford Town tonight (7.30).   more...

Heeley warning on City howlers

ERROR-prone Worcester City must cut out the defensive gaffes in tonight's FA Cup replay at Stamford, warns captain Carl Heeley.   more...

1/10/02 Country call for Clyde

ON-LOAN defender Mark Clyde is expected to return for Saturday's crunch game with Hull City but then cut short his initial loan spell.   more...

Bromsgrove Rovers 1 Tamworth 2

Saturday, September 28, 2002   more...

1/10/02 - Molby's return relished by Bo

FORMER Kidderminster Harriers manager Jan Molby is back at Aggborough on Saturday -- and his return can't come soon enough for fellow Dane Bo Henriksen.   more...

Swifts

1/10/02 New boss in place for Trophy?

STOURPORT Swifts will have a new manager on board in time for Saturday's FA Trophy clash at Mangotsfield United.   more...

  
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