Worcestershire | Archive | 2002 | October
A NEW organisation that aims to bring together leading players in rural industries is due to be launched in Worcestershire tonight. more...
AN EXERCISE that began as an advertising and sponsorship deal for a Worcester company has developed into a long-term business partnership. more...
A NEW business services concept has opened in Worcester. more...
CONSUMERS spend £2.3bn a year shopping on the internet when they get home from work, according to new research. more...
Health and beauty chain Boots is looking for "high-calibre" Worcester jobseekers to work at its High Street store over Christmas. more...
SCORES of the Spa's older residents could soon have a vehicle to voice their views following a wealth of support for an innovative forum. more...
STAFF at Tardebigge First School estimate they have saved £1,000 thanks to a group of kind-hearted prisoners. more...
I WISH to respond to the letter from the German resident, Herr Dieter Schroeder, who complained about the time-keeping in Worcester. more...
REGARDING M Burcher's letter, John Wycliffe has been credited with being the beginning of what is loosely termed The Reformation. more...
WHEN heavy lorries stopped me sleeping recently (and still do) I began to realise that all that now stands between British people and new Labour's masters - the global capitalists - is the Press. more...
TONY Blair is said to be returning to the domestic agenda with a promise, quote "to continue wealth redistribution and make reduction of child poverty a key objective and be honest about putting up taxes". more...
DESPITE your one-sided coverage of the proposed move of Worcester City Football Club, nothing has been written so far which is persuasive that the club should be allowed to over-rule the Local Plan. more...
PETER Nielsen's analysis (You Say, September 23) that the future in Europe "belongs to the Socialists" is somewhat one-sided. more...
THE campaign 18 months ago by the so-called Metric Martyrs to be allowed to sell goods by the pound, rather than the kilo, put fire into the bellies of those who oppose Britain's involvement with all things Continental. more...
A COUPLE from Fernhill Heath are revving up to take part in a re-enactment of the cult film The Italian Job for charity. more...
A RECORD number of visitors flocked to historic Eastnor Castle at the weekend for its third annual food and drink festival. more...
AN elderly widower has died after being in collision with a car as he crossed the road. more...
POWICK development plans are being held up by delays in producing a draft Local Plan for the Malvern Hills District, claims a local landowner. more...
SCHOOLCHILDREN all over Worcestershire are getting to grips with the latest technology, thanks to supermarket giant Tesco. more...
A SCHEME that helps tenants from Hereford and Worcester to buy a first home is expanding. more...
COMBINING football talent with higher education is the winning initiative being run by Worcester City Football Club and the college of technology. more...
A PLUCKY petrol station boss wrestled with a raider he found stealing cigarettes from a delivery van. more...
A Worcester woman who was used by her boyfriend as "a messenger" to supply heroin has been given an opportunity to change her life by a judge. more...
The perfect Hallowe'en challenge has been set in Worcester - a night in what is believed to be one of the most haunted pubs in Britain! more...
A CREW from the BBC have linked up with staff from Worcestershire's new hospital to help raise awareness of strokes. more...
A RANGE of work by a Malvern textile artist is being displayed at Worcester City Art Gallery. more...
A CHARITY bath stunt planned by bone cancer victim Daniel Jarrold will go ahead - but a chef is needed to make the 200 pints of green jelly he wants to bathe in. more...
A RARE Worcester two shilling token will be among the many treasures on sale at a ceramics fair later this month. more...
VOLUNTEERS at an arson-hit charity shop say "vicious" firebugs will not stop them carrying out their work. more...
YOUNGSTERS' safety is being risked by a mound of discarded rubbish outside a Worcester block of flats, a resident has warned. more...
A WORCESTERSHIRE couple are challenging Severn Trent after a water leak has been left to flow for more than a week. more...
THE Cardinal's Hat in Friar Street has proved to be a popular drinking spot for city people. more...
A LEARNING disabilities nurse from a Worcester nursing home is set to appear before a professional conduct committee today charged with physically and verbally abusing a resident. more...
EUROCRATS could force a Worcester theme pub to call time on its litre measures of beer. more...
MANAGER John Barton hailed his side's gutsy fightback against Havant & Waterlooville on Saturday. more...
Broughton curled the ball into the net inside 30 seconds but he was offside from Henriksen's pass. more...
A MIXTURE of forward mobility and backs running incisively gave Luctonians the honours in the first of Malvern's local Midlands One derby matches. more...
ANDY Keast is hoping Craig Hudson's rampaging last minute try will kick-start the winger's Sixways career. more...
Saturday, October 5, 2002 more...
HOME, away more...
Sat July 13 Stratford Town (a) 1-1 Lewis more...
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Shilton, in good form on the left wing, swung over a good cross on 28 minutes but Broughton could not keep his header on target under pressure from a Hull defender. more...
Henriksen put Harriers ahead on 60 minutes against the manager who brought him to Aggborough. more...
Saturday, October 5, 2002 more...
Hull threatened first in the second half when Elliott crossed from the left for Branch to head over at the far post on 52 minutes. more...
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Goal-scorer Henriksen was booked for dissent on 74 minutes after being caught offside. more...
WORCESTER Wolves lost 108-84 in their away National Basketball Trophy match at Oxford Devils. more...
MANAGERLESS Stourport Swifts were set to appoint a new man to the Walshes Meadow hot-seat today and on the evidence of Saturday's first 20 minutes he can't come quick enough. more...
EVESHAM United bowed out of the FA Trophy at the first hurdle after a 2-0 defeat against Merthyr Tydfil in the preliminary round at Penydarren Park. more...
A MIXTURE of forward mobility and backs running incisively gave Luctonians the honours in the first of Malvern Rugby Club's derby matches. more...
ANDY Keast is hoping Craig Hudson's rampaging last minute try will kick-start the winger's Sixways career. more...
A Bo Henriksen goal gave Kidderminster Harriers their second win in a row and a very sweet one at that over former boss Jan Molby's Hull City. more...
LATEST Worcestershire Football Association player suspensions: are: more...
Saturday, October 5, 2002 more...
DROITWICH golfer John Bickerton earned £8,290 in prize-money after finishing joint 58th at the Dunhill Links Championship. more...
WORCESTER Wolves lost 108-84 in their away National Basketball Trophy match at Oxford Devils. more...
MANAGER John Barton hailed his side's gutsy fightback against Havant & Waterlooville on Saturday. more...
EVESHAM United ladies celebrated their first win in the newly formed Kidderminster Women's County League last weekend. more...
Suckley Harriers 0, Evesham Utd Robins U-10 11 more...
Malvern Tn Wdrs U-9s 0, Evesham Utd 8 more...
Evesham Utd U-12 0, Yarnton Boys 1 more...
Elmley Castle 0, Evesham Utd U-8s 4 more...
Elmley Castle 2, Evesham Utd 3 more...
A player with an impressive reputation in homeland Denmark, Henriksen signed a two-and-a-half year deal at Aggborough in February 2002. more...
The youngest player to earn a professional deal at Aggborough and the reason was 52 goals with Coventry-based non-leaguers Marconi in 2000/01. more...
Tall target-man who made an immediate impact with his aggression, spirit and goal-scoring on being signed for £50,000 from Peterborough in January 2001. more...
Ex-England youth and schoolboy international Ducros has been used by Harriers both behind a front-two and in attack. more...
Vastly-experienced Flynn took over the captaincy in Mark Blake's absence after putting pen to paper on a year's deal before the first league game with Lincoln. more...
Summer signing Parrish has enjoyed three promotions before from Division Three, twice with Northampton Town and once with Chesterfield. more...
Bennett was a then club record buy of £30,000 from rivals Bromsgrove Rovers in January 1999 and proved a goal-scoring menace to Conference opponents in the title-winning season. more...
The son of former England goalkeeping legend Peter spent two seasons at Hartlepool before his free transfer move to Third Division opposition Harriers. more...
After starting off as a trainee at Liverpool, Williams was released at the age of 19 to return to his native Wrexham. more...
Rangy Ayres joined Harriers as a youth-team player from Walsall but progressed to the reserves after impressing at the heart of the defence. more...
San Diego-born Joy began his footballing education at Tranmere Rovers but did not make the first team. more...
Dr Martens League Western Division more...
Stamps started with Torquay United despite being brought up in Birmingham and his obvious talent earned him a £10,000 move to Colchester United in 1997. more...
Another Mr Versatile, long-serving Smith signed for Harriers in 1997 for £19,000 from non-league rivals Bromsgrove Rovers. more...
Versatile Hinton began his career at right-back before reverting to a centre-half role during the Conference championship-winning season. more...
Stepped onto the bench last season after the release of Brendan Murphy and was needed to make two substitute appearances, including a league debut at Luton. more...
Released by Aston Villa, Brock signed for Harriers in September 1997 after a short spell at Northampton Town where he failed to make an appearance. more...
Saturday, September 28, 2002 more...
Saturday, October 5, 2002 more...
JAN Molby returns to Kidderminster Harriers for the first time with his new club Hull City and will be expecting a frosty reception. more...
20/07/02 Cheltenham Town (Home) PSF 0-3 more...
Sat July 20 Halesowen Harriers (a) 3-1 Mulders, Stanier, Dobson more...
MANAGER-LESS Stourport Swifts fell at the first hurdle of the FA Trophy after conceding four goals in the opening quarter at Mangotsfield United. more...
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