Worcestershire | Archive | 2004 | September
MEL Gibson directs this gruesome and controversial account of the last 12 hours of the life of Jesus in The Passion of Christ. more...
WITH this adaptation of a hugely successful Phillip Roth novel and a cast list boasting Anthony Hopkins, Nicole Kidman, Ed Harris and Gary Sinise, hopes for The Human Stain were high. more...
While some re-releases force fans to buy the same old tracks with just one or two bonus songs, this package has at least been more than doubled with an additional 12-track CD of outtakes and alternative versions and a DVD documentary. more...
EMMA Johnson shot to fame when she won the BBC Young Musician of the Year competition 20 years ago and has enjoyed a successful performance and recording career ever since. more...
WELL, it says what it does on the box - in that little circle with a number in the middle right at the bottom of the DVD case, it sums it up quite nicely - 12. more...
I'M not in the habit of watching films aimed at children, so I decided to watch this one in the company of my eight-year-old nephew. more...
TICKETS are still available for a comedy in Droitwich Spa. more...
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RESIDENTS who want to keep fit while whirling and jigging around the dance floor should look no further than Bromsgrove's Scottish dancing club. more...
ART lovers will relish the chance to hear a top expert speak about the history of painting, architecture and ceramics in a series of lectures. more...
A NEW Bromsgrove art gallery has opened to display the work of an Aston Fields artist. more...
BOOKWORMS can enjoy a night of all things literary at a meeting of the Words group on Friday, September 17, at Harris Brush Works. more...
THE audience at Bromsgrove Folk Club will be swaying to the melodic tunes of resident band Fairfield on Thursday, September 9. more...
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AN AFTERNOON of pure nostalgia is coming to the Palace Theatre next Wednesday at 2pm with the return of the hugely popular Roll Out The Barrel. more...
BRITISH comedy stars Patricia Routledge and Roy Hudd appear in comedy The Solid Gold Cadillac at Malvern's Festival Theatre from Monday. more...
SUSPENSE thriller Dial M For Murder arrives at Worcester's Swan Theatre from Monday. more...
AN eighteen-year-old singer and songwriter will be taking to the stage of the Hop Pole Inn on Sunday, September 12. more...
A BROMSGROVE band is `standing tall' thanks to a new record deal and a sell out CD. more...
BROMSGROVE Cricket Club had taken full advantage of an ideal cricketing summer to break all previous records. In 1894, 18 matches had been won, but this year the score stood at 23 wins with only five lost out of a total of 34 games played. 5,455 runs had been scored for the loss of 293 wickets. more...
THE proliferation of advertising signs on main road approaches to Bromsgrove was irritating the urban district council which had compiled a list of some 150 offenders. Many included national company slogans, others, mainly local firms, had their names emblazoned on the gable ends of properties. more...
THE standard of the Bromsgrove branch of the Burma Star Association was carried with pride by 73-year-old Stan Wright at the funeral of Earl Mountbatten. The town was one of a hundred or so represented from all over Britain at the funeral. Mr Wright was secretary of the local branch. more...
An investigation is under way today into the deaths of a man and a woman in a shooting incident at a house in a remote Worcestershire lane. more...
A MOUNT Pleasant woman helped accelerate funds for charity when she took part in a big vehicle challenge. more...
AN event to find Miss Redditch takes place on Saturday, November 13, at Kingsley College. more...
THE Shadow secretary of state for health Andrew Lansley labelled a mental health centre at the Alexandra Hospital "one of the most impressive he'd seen". more...
A BRIGHT Worcester student who had just seven minutes to impress the judges for a major national award scheme has scooped the prize for Herefordshire and Worcestershire. more...
NATIONAL Heritage Day will be celebrated at Forge Mill and Bordesley Abbey Visitor Centre on Sunday as it opens its doors for free. more...
Unprotected changing areas, staff theft, electronic fraud, poor design and failure to use CCTV are among the factors causing shoplifting levels to soar in places like Worcester city centre, a security expert has warned. more...
A PONY which was left for dead by its owner in a field in 1997 has made an astonishing recovery and is now riding high in national competitions with his jockey, nine-year-old Ashleigh Flear, from Beoley. more...
JOBS selling hi-fis and computers could soon be available to people in Worcestershire and Herefordshire as electronics chain Dixons announced a recruitment agreement with Jobcentre Plus this week. more...
A FORMER Evening News journalist has joined the Chamber of Commerce and Business Link Herefordshire as its new media and marketing executive. more...
BILL Bayley enjoyed writing at school but abandoned it in favour of science and painting. more...
THREE women from the area are now guaranteed to have hair with flair after winning prizes in a draw run by a newly opened town centre salon. more...
ALCESTER business bosses are gearing up for an innovative event in the town which, they hope, will encourage more people to work for themselves. more...
RONALD Everitt pretended not to be interested in Eileen, the young girl who moved in three doors away - but within hours of setting eyes on her he was on the doorstep asking for a date. more...
A MECHANIC called out to mend a puncture on a trailer at Lower Barn Farm, Haselor, had to be freed by firemen when the vehicle collapsed on top of him. more...
PEOPLE will be able to enjoy a comedy performed by the Ullenhall Players which has already received strong acclaim in Edinburgh, Kenilworth and Stratford more...
CAMPAIGNERS have been taking stock in light of the Government announcement last week that route orders for a Studley bypass are to be revoked and the A435 "detrunked". more...
ONE hundred years of song is being celebrated this year by a popular Redditch group which has entertained thousands of townsfolk over the years. more...
PLANS for the redevelopment of the Greig Hall sports centre were unveiled to the town yesterday. more...
REDDITCH MP Jacqui Smith has expressed concern that emergency services to town properties may be delayed because many house numbers in the town just do not add up. more...
HE has performed with some of the best-known faces and toured the country - but for this Headless Cross actor, Redditch's Palace Theatre is closest to his heart. more...
AREA police chiefs have written to Jacqui Smith MP to spell out plans for improved access to Redditch town centre police station. more...
THE Bank Holiday weekend saw an army of unusual scarecrows descend on Arrow Valley Countryside Centre for a hugely popular competition and events day which attracted hundreds of people. more...
REDDITCH Council has denied "washing its hands" of town businesses after transferring its industrial refuse collection contract to a private company. more...
THERE was a first for Redditch on Sunday with a new civil naming ceremony at the town's register office. more...
NEW police powers to disperse groups of "antisocial" youths are to be extended for another six months in Studley. more...
COMPLAINTS about rats in the town centre have almost quadrupled compared to this time last year. more...
REDDITCH Council's sports services department teamed up with community services to organise an activity taster day for people over 50 at Kingsley Sports Centre. more...
A teenage gang who carried out daylight robberies in Redditch to stave off boredom in the school holidays have been sent to detention at Worcester Crown Court. more...
THE group had a stall at the August Wythall Carnival and members took the opportunity to talk to potential new recruits. more...
AFTER the summer break the club resumes meetings at the Village Hall, Alcester Road on Wednesday, September 15, between 2-4pm. more...
THE meeting scheduled for Friday, September 17, sees the start of the 60th anniversary of the founding of the society. more...
Following the summer break, the Society resumes meetings today at Crabbs Cross Methodist Church Hall, Crabbs Cross Lane. more...
TWO events are to be held to introduce the new rector of Ipsley, Canon Wallace Brown, to the community - and raise funds for charity at the same time. more...
REDDITCH police will be putting antisocial behaviour legislation into effect in Webheath from next week. more...
IN August, Graham Sutherland spoke about the Golden Age of Coaching and illustrated his talk with some excellent slides. more...
A NEW hockey pitch was officially opened on Sunday after Redditch netted one of its largest lottery windfalls to date. more...
WHAT a lovely way to spend a Saturday, with the sun shining, being in beautiful surroundings watching country pursuits at Ragley Hall Game Show - all thanks to the Redditch Advertiser running a competition for tickets which I was lucky to win. more...
I HOPE that the person who stole a £10 note from the Where Next charity jar at the Butcher Boy, Headless Cross, felt some shame while spending it. more...
As supporters of the UK's largest animal protection group, Animal Aid, we recently organised their annual street collection in Redditch Town Centre. more...
AN investigation has been launched to find the owner of a dog which was discovered wandering around Woodrow in a "dreadful condition". more...
I would like to point out to the reader who complained about the quantity of political letters appearing in the Advertiser that most of the things that affect the lives of the people of our town are influenced by political decisions. more...
IN THE old days you would do the football pools, later the premium bonds, then the lottery. more...
HERE we go again! First it was the threat of 500 lorry journeys emanating from Astwood Lane should permission for 15 houses not be granted. more...
A WEBHEATH man will use £300,000 compensation he received after his wife's death to continue the fight for justice in her name. more...
A SECOND Redditch woman has been diagnosed with the potentially fatal Legionnaires' disease, it was confirmed yesterday. more...
THE brutal killing of popular mother-of-six Hazel Dix has rocked the whole community of Abbeydale and many residents are still deeply shocked by what happened. more...
Many people have inquired about the outcome of the public inquiry into the Studley Bypass, which until recently was unknown. more...
A husband who butchered his wife pleaded guilty to murder when he appeared at Worcester Crown Court. more...
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A DROITWICH Spa beauty is being given the opportunity to become next year's Miss World. more...
EASYGOING volunteers are needed for a new scheme, which aims to tackle troublesome teens in a diplomatic manner. more...
A NEW exhibition at Droitwich Spa library, which showcases the proposed town centre feature, opened on Monday. more...
WHILE Britain's athletes have been striking gold at the Olympics in Athens, a Droitwich Spa girl has been celebrating a medal success of her own. more...
A QUIET, strong, yet warm character who enjoyed the simple pleasures of life and was popular wherever he went and whose death ten weeks ago was both "cruel and unfair." more...
YOUNGSTERS harbouring dreams of becoming Fireman Sam were in seventh heaven at an action- packed fun day. more...
JOBS and a £500,000 business investment hang on the decision of Bromsgrove planners when they meet next week. more...
FURIOUS Droitwich parents have hit out at a new school rule, which sees children sweltering in jumpers. more...
A COUNCILLOR has declared the district's finance boffins are back on track and the accounts should be ship-shape by next year. more...
AT the grand age of 101, Elsie Thomas, of Rashwood still does not like people saying she's getting old. more...
PARISHIONERS in Catshill finally have a new minister after a four-year wait. more...
TWO dedicated volunteers, who have run a Scouts' jumble sale for a combined total of almost 60 years, are retiring. more...
SPA councillors have refused to give backing to plans to extend a dentist surgery in the town at a meeting on Monday night. more...
inventor Colin Doyle hopes his cup will run over after being nominated for a prestigious award. more...
CHILDREN at Wychbold First School have been looking forward to a fresh start at the beginning of the autumn term after a busy summer of renovations. more...
A BROMSGROVE councillor is calling for the two car park attendants who lost their jobs for not booking enough motorists to be reinstated by Bromsgrove District Council. more...
A STORE detective and a security guard were threatened with a needle after chasing a suspected shoplifter through Droitwich Spa town centre on Monday lunchtime. more...
TRAGIC Craig Wright lives a few hundred yards from his school in Bromsgrove, but it could be hundreds of miles for the traumatised teenager who has to make the few seconds' journey each day in a taxi. more...
A LOOK back on a fascinating career that saw him report the news from locations as diverse as leafy Barnt Green and its genteel flower show to the horrors of a biblical-scale famine in Ethopia enthralled a large audience in Bromsgrove on Monday night. more...
THE August meeting was not spent in the usual venue of the Old Library, instead members met at the Hope Pole Inn, Droitwich, before setting off on a treasure hunt around the town, following a written trail of clues and riddles to which answers had to be discovered. No team solved all of the problems but Mike and Chris came closest and won the first prize. more...
YOUR well-reported item on proposals by the Conservative city council to build a multi-storey car park at King Street, Worcester, arose from a question asked by one of my colleagues at the council meeting last week. more...
HAVING just returned from holiday, I noticed that another two speed cameras have sprouted on the A38 Bath Road, north and south. more...
I AGREE with M Holtham regarding restoration of the Diglis Basin floodplain. more...
IT appears that John Hinton, G McBride and I are reading the same newspaper but seeing different stories. I was under the impression that Tesco wanted to buy Christopher Whitehead School to put a supermarket on the site and it would finance the relocation of the school. more...
OUR MP, Michael Foster (right) never "whinges", Councillor Ian Imray (You Say, Thursday, September 2). What a cheap, petty attack. more...
THE powers-that-be may as well close the Countryside Centre as well as the car boot sale. more...
Thortons, Muffin Break and The Officer's Club in the Kingfisher Centre have picked up customer services awards for their willingness to assist and provide whatever shoppers need. more...
WHAT a pity Labour's prospective parliamentary candidate, David Jones did not address his call for a return to "basics" to his friend in Downing Street. more...
WITH so many people still heading off for their holidays, I would like to request your help in urging all people travelling to a malarial country to seek health advice from a doctor, nurse or pharmacist well in advance of travelling. more...
REGARDING the letter of August 4 from Councillor Anthony Blagg. more...
AUTISM must be on the agenda. An illness which affects over 500,000 people in the UK, is often in the news but, in spite of the publicity this devastating condition receives, there is still a great deal of work to be done before people with autism have access to the full range of services that they need. more...
COULD I ask readers of if they know of a photograph of the old Beacon Farm which was next to the Toposcope at Monument lane, Lickey Hills more...
CAN'T this goverment see what is happening to our country? more...
AFTER watching the recent events of the sacking of the two car parking attendants it is time to review the weekly soap opera called Bromsgrove District Council. more...
I LIVE on Friarscroft/Cardinal Crescent and some two weeks ago, some kind drunk or children messing about dumped Dawson Road sign post (legs and all) into my front garden! more...
BBC Children In Need is upon us once again and this year we are celebrating our 25th birthday with a party for Pudsey! As always I'm looking forward to hosting this year's special appeal but there's a lot more fun to be had before then to help raise some cash! more...
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WHAT a pity Labour's prospective parliamentary candidate, David Jones did not address his call for a return to "basics" to his friend in Downing Street. more...
I am not surprised that people more...
WITH so many people still heading off for their holidays, I would like to request your help in urging all people travelling to a malarial country to seek health advice from a doctor, nurse or pharmacist well in advance of travelling. more...
REGARDING the letter of August 4 from Councillor Anthony Blagg. more...
CAN'T this goverment see what is happening to our country? more...
AFTER watching the recent events of the sacking of the two car parking attendants it is time to review the weekly soap opera called Bromsgrove District Council. more...
I LIVE on Friarscroft/Cardinal Crescent and some two weeks ago, some kind drunk or children messing about dumped Dawson Road sign post (legs and all) into my front garden! more...
EVERY household in Redditch will soon receive a new slightly reduced council tax bill after a Government decision to cap Hereford and Worcester Combined Fire Authority. more...
REDDITCH residents have another chance to discuss issues that matter to them with Worcestershire County Council at a meeting on Thursday, September 16. more...
NEW youth shelters are to be installed across Redditch as part of a spending package worth almost £500,000. more...
PEOPLE who illegally tip trade waste at the county's household waste sites are being targeted in a new initiative by Severn Waste Services. more...
THE tragic death of a former teacher and champion swimmer was due to a "judgement error" by an inexperienced driver, an inquest has heard. more...
A RARE breed of regular blood donors has been recognised for donating more than 900 pints of blood - which may have aided 2,700 people. more...
SERIAL youth offenders in Worcestershire are being sentenced in less than half the time it was taking seven years ago, the Government has claimed. more...
A TEENAGER is busy organising an auction of promises in memory of her much-loved grandfather to raise funds for a new hospice being built in Worcester. more...
BALLOONS in memory of children who have died will be released on Sunday to raise money for life-limited children and bereaved families. more...
TAX on buying a Worcester home has risen by more than £1,000 in seven years - compounding first-time buyers' struggle to get on the property ladder, according to new figures. more...
PEDESTRIANS are still awaiting the completion of a set of traffic lights at a busy Droitwich junction months after they were installed. more...
HUNDREDS of brides and bridegrooms-to-be are set to take advantage of the second Evening News wedding fair. more...
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THROUGHOUT the summer, Worcester's traders, shoppers and tourists have put up with a noisy, untidy and disrupted High Street. more...
WHEELS and tyres were stolen from three cars in Abbeydale during the bank holiday weekend. more...
STAFF at an Alvechurch school were left reeling at the start of term after discovering vandals had broken in and trashed a classroom. more...
DETECTIVES are hunting a man who walked into a Studley shop and threatened a female assistant with a screwdriver before making off with cash. more...
POLICE are appealing for information after an elderly woman in the Woodrow area was the victim of a burglary. more...
A 28-year-old man had to have 11 stitches to his face after being assaulted and robbed as he walked through Arrow Valley Park about midnight on Saturday. more...
A FORMER Worcester Rugby Club player is celebrating after scoring his latest victory - taking over as the new owner of a city pre-school. more...
STAFF at a charity shop are appealing for people to rummage through their wardrobes and dig out any old clothes to donate to them. more...
TALENTED young musicians are being given the opportunity to play with members of a world-renowned orchestra at a workshop in the Malvern Hills. more...
RAIL enthusiasts have the rare opportunity to explore a couple of carefully-preserved train stations normally closed to the public at an open day this weekend. more...
IF things have been going bump in the night at private or business premises in the Worcester area, there are volunteers ready to investigate. more...
POLICE are appealing for information after a tractor was stolen from a Hereford nursery and garden centre. more...
ENTRIES in Worcester Guildhall visitor's book show a massive rise in international visitors since the doors to the Mayor's Parlour were flung open. more...
AN inquest has heard how a cerebral palsy sufferer who touched the hearts of Worcester people was discovered dead after choking on her saliva. more...
MINISTERS are prepared to force a hunting ban through Parliament within the next two months but might delay its implementation for up to two years, the Evening News has learned. more...
COMEDY legend Roy Hudd has pulled out of a play at Malvern Festival Theatre next week after collapsing with exhaustion. more...
PUPILS at St Thomas More First School will all be able to put their best feet forward in the new term thanks to a Worcestershire County Council scheme to help them walk to school. more...
Saturday, September 4, 2004 more...
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YOUNG stars from Barnt Green Tennis Club were on top form at a county championship. more...
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TOM Moody says Worcestershire have not given up hope of Frizzell County Championship Division One survival as they prepare for a crucial relegation battle with Lancashire at New Road tomorrow (10.30am). more...
JOHN Bickerton finished one over par on his latest PGA European Tour outing. more...
FOLLOWING Great Britain's Olympic sailing success, Barnt Green Sailing Club is opening its doors for people to try the sport. more...
BARNT Green Mini driver Nick Smith has earned an impressive third place in the tenth round of the 2004 John Cooper Challenge. more...
A HOLE-IN-ONE from Bromsgrove golfer Sam Winters was the highlight as his side finished third overall in the latest round of Alliance matches at Brandhall Golf Club. more...
YOUNG stars from Barnt Green Tennis Club were on top form at a county championship. more...
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WORCESTER will not be following up their interest in Mike Pyke. more...
David Busst: Manager - Took over midway through last season af-ter several years in charge at Solihull Bor-ough. more...
BROMSGROVE RFC First XV marked their return to Midlands One with an emphatic 29-0 victory over Coventry-based Broadstreet. more...
BROMSGROVE RFC Colts started the season in style with a 27-5 victory over Broadstreet. more...
THE Birmingham Anglers Association has booked the following waters for contests. more...
Catshill Juniors U9s 0 Bromsgrove Town U9s 11 more...
RUBERY FC lost their 100 per cent record in Redditch and South Warwickshire Division Four, going down 2-1 at home to basement side Bournebrook United. more...
SEAN Maynard missed a late penalty as Bromsgrove Rovers Reserves maintained their unbeaten start to the season with a 2-2 home draw with Rushall Olympic. more...
A TRAFFIC jam delayed the start of Droitwich Spa Reserves' latest home fixture. more...
AN Alex Crawford hat-trick saw Sugarbrook recover to beat Mettis Rovers 5-3 in Division three of the Advertiser/Messenger League. more...
A LAST minute strike from Carl Jones gave Fairfield Villa three points at Nuneaton-based Stockingford AA. more...
DROITWICH Spa RFC First XV began their season with a high-scoring 32-22 defeat against Stratford-upon-Avon at the Glyn Mitchell Memorial Ground. more...
BARNT Green Spartak boss GJ Singh is set to make wholesale changes at the club after axing four players. more...
DROITWICH Spa RFC First XV will be without full back Andy Pincher for eight weeks with a wrist injury. more...
AN inspired goalkeeper helped end Bromsgrove Rovers' interest in the FA Cup as they fell at the first hurdle. more...
BROMSGROVE Rovers' 3-1 FA Cup preliminary round defeat at Shirebrook Town marks their worst performance in the competition for five years. more...
WORCESTER City manager John Barton and club physios will assess the damage done to striker Christian Moore's injured right knee at training tonight. more...
A STUDENT rugby team is looking for a new home. more...
DROITWICH Spa RFC First XV will be without full back Andy Pincher for eight weeks with a wrist injury. more...
DROITWICH Spa RFC First XV began their season with a high-scoring 32-22 defeat against Stratford-upon-Avon at the Glyn Mitchell Memorial Ground. more...
BROMSGROVE RFC First XV marked their return to Midlands One with an emphatic 29-0 victory over Coventry-based Broadstreet. more...
ATHENS Olympic hero Leslie Law performed superbly at the Burghley International Horse Trials, one of the world's top three-day events. more...
LES Bailey fought off a knee problem on the final run to win silver at the British Duathlon Championships. more...
MALVERN Town's unbeaten start to their maiden Travel Factory Alliance campaign was finally ended in the seventh match last night. more...
A DRAMATIC FA Cup tie at Walshes Meadow saw Stourport Swifts miss two penalties in the game before beating Buxton 6-5 on a shoot-out. more...
INSPIRATIONAL keeper Jonathan Gould's loan has been extended into a second month by Hereford United. more...
WORCESTER will not be following up their interest in Mike Pyke. more...
WORCESTER City manager John Barton and club physios will assess the damage done to striker Christian Moore's injured right knee at training tonight. more...
TOM Moody says Worcestershire have not given up hope of Frizzell County Championship Division One survival as they prepare for a crucial relegation battle with Lancashire at New Road tomorrow (10.30am). more...
TWO BROMSGROVE CC First XI bowlers will be facing the cream of world cricket this week. more...
BROMSGROVE CC First XI can finish the season on a high as they play their final league game this Saturday. more...
DROITWICH Spa CC First XI collected their first piece of silverware in seven years last Sunday when they wrapped up the Worcestershire County Sunday League championship by demolishing lowly Feckenham by eight wickets. more...
AVONCROFT CC's youth section has enjoyed its most successful season ever, with the U16s and U15s on top form. more...
BARNT Green CC First XI won their third Birmingham Premier League game in a row with a convincing eight-wicket home success against West Bromwich Dartmouth. more...
DROITWICH Spa CC First XI completed their Worcestershire County League Division One campaign with an emphatic ten-wicket victory over Brockhampton. more...
DROITWICH Spa Cricket Club is celebrating one of the most successful seasons in its 80-year history. more...
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A BRACE from Natalie Raggio-Taylor earned Redditch Ladies three points in the first game of the season against Fairfield Villa Ladies. more...
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FECKENHAM'S injury troubles moved from defence to midfield as Justin Ballinger, Dave Unitt and Andy Williams all look set to be sidelined after the Millers' were thumped 4-1 on Saturday. more...
BOTH Studley and Alvechurch suffered FA Cup Preliminary Round exits from higher league opposition at the weekend. more...
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F1 stock car racer Stuart Fellows was knocked out of the world finals with 10 laps still to go on Saturday. more...
After taking his first top 10 finish last time out Winyates Green racer Mike Luck was hoping for a repeat in the penultimate Days of Thunder meeting of the year on Sunday. more...
A REDDITCH bowls club made it to the final of the Vernon Turner Cup for the first time in 35 years. more...
GOLF: NEARLY 150 golfers from 28 clubs were in Redditch for the town's seniors open on Thursday, September 2. more...
CYCLING: RIDING in the Warwick RC 25-mile time trial on Sunday Ollie Braithwaite won the event in a personal best time of 57 mins 51 secs. more...
ANGLING:REDDITCH and district business homes angling contest will take place on Saturday, October 2 at Twyford Farm in Evesham. more...
IT'S been a summer to remember for Winyates Green's England sensation Luke Sugg after taking the man of the series award as England scraped a 3-2 Ashes victory in the blind cricket competition. more...
FENCING: GET on your guard for an open session in fencing on Saturday, September 11. more...
PREPARATIONS for the new rugby season could hardly be better for the Kingfishers. more...
SEAN Maynard missed a late penalty as Bromsgrove Rovers Reserves maintained their unbeaten start to the season with a 2-2 home draw with Rushall Olympic. more...
BROMSGROVE Rovers' 3-1 FA Cup preliminary round defeat at Shirebrook Town marks their worst performance in the competition for five years. more...
The Travel Factory Midland Football Alliance more...
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