Worcestershire | Archive | 2005 | February
IT'S a bad time to be a rich kid in Mexico City with desperate kidnappers working overtime to secure huge ransoms from wealthy parents. more...
THIS horror flick does a really poor job of trying to conceal the fact that it's a poor man's version of The Ring. more...
Unfortunately Franz Ferdinand have already beaten Bloc Party to the - dare I say it, party - but that hasn't stopped clever management types seeing a gap-filled market and going for it. more...
Bad taste 80s mullet heroes Hall and Oates don't exactly challenge expectations with this pointless mish-mash of soul covers and original tunes. more...
For those turned off by the sounds of country music, don't be put off by the title of singer/songwriter Josh Rouse's fifth album. more...
HOT on the fins of Finding Nemo is computer-generated underwater children's comedy, Shark Tale. more...
ENOUGH classic cars to fill a multi-storey car-park will be on show at the International Historic Motorsport Show this Saturday and Sunday. more...
LOVERS of exotic flora and fauna have an opportunity to explore Birmingham's Botanical Gardens for the knock down price of £2 on Sunday week (February 27). more...
A PLACE at a top theatre school has been won by a local teenager. more...
THE Ullenhall Players are bringing their successful production, It Runs in the Family, to the Palace Theatre for a short run, beginning today. more...
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JEROME Flynn swaps his soldier's beret for a fez to portray Tommy Cooper in the Olivier Award-nominated comedy Jus' Like That! at the Alexandra Theatre from Monday. more...
THE longest running touring stage musical of all time, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, arrives at Malvern's Festival Theatre for a short run from Monday. more...
CASUALTY and Celebrity Fame Academy star Kwame Kwei-Armah takes to the stage at Birmingham's Repertory Theatre to star in his own award-winning play from Friday. more...
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Review - Tommy at the Hippodrome Theatre, more...
HANBURY band The Reflections have got a busy time coming up with a jam-packed schedule of gigs. more...
A BATCHLEY crèche threatened with closure has won a stay of execution. more...
ST Bartholomew's Church in Tardebigge will be filled with the haunting and powerful sound of Alcester Male Voice Choir on Saturday, March 19. more...
ONE of the talented groups hoping to wow crowds at Redditch's Community Arts Festival Event (CAFE) later this year will be the Bel Canto Singers. more...
A HUNT End driver involved in a collision at Crabbs Cross traffic island feels it is only a matter of time before someone is killed. more...
A man who was arrested trying to steal tools from a Redditch shopping centre has been jailed for a month. more...
WOMEN and children in The Gambia are once again set to benefit thanks to the hard work and dedication of a woman from Gorcott Hill. more...
BUSINESSES in Hereford and Worcester are on course to earn around £54.4m from international visitors this year, according to new figures. more...
A HEADLESS Cross dancing group did more than toe the line when they won a prestigious line dancing competition. more...
STUDENTS at University College Worcester have impressed the sports business world with their ideas. more...
PUPILS at St Benedict's RC High School will be using text to tackle bullying as part of a £185,000 countywide scheme. more...
YOUNGSTERS from Birchensale Middle School helped Batchley Pond clean up its act last week as part of the YMCA's "Dreamscheme". more...
A COMPLETE cultural rethink is needed to break the cycle of women putting in long hours at work and at home, while continuing to earn less money than men, according to a new report. more...
TWO Alcester men are still determined to bring entertainment to the over 30s in the town, despite losing more than £2,000 during their last venture. more...
A new Chief Fire Officer/ Chief Executive has been appointed to Hereford and Worcester Fire Service. more...
EMPLOYEES working unpaid extra hours can now send their manager an anonymous message, suggesting that he or she should show some gratitude for their overtime. more...
ALCESTER folk will find out tomorrow whether a £1.2m development at the Greig Centre's sports hall is given the go-ahead. more...
THE three main political parties were today challenged by the West Midlands business community to fund skills training. more...
A KINGS Coughton woman suffered whiplash after her car and an articulated lorry were involved in a collision last Friday. more...
THREE volunteers from Primrose Hospice's Studley shop are retiring after working at the facility since it opened eight years ago. more...
PUPILS' lips were sealed at Alcester Grammar School when they raised nearly £500 for the Macmillan Cancer Trust. more...
A REDDITCH charity is pleading for organisations to get in touch - because it has no good cause to donate its hard-earned cash to. more...
CLUBS and societies in Alcester are to receive a boost after town councillors agreed to hand out more than £7,000 in grants. more...
A "LIVID" Alcester hunt master has said country folk are gradually being ruined by "jealous" townsfolk who do not understand the countryside. more...
The troubled Hopkins Precinct is to become the first area in Alcester to benefit from new police powers to move on nuisance youths. more...
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AFTER working for 30 years for a leading brewery, surveying their buildings and maintaining the signs on their pubs, Maurice Dunn is a leading expert on the subject of pub signs - especially as his great hobby in retirement is delving into the history and meaning of those signs. more...
YOUNGSTERS in Year 11 can learn about the choices open to them this year by attending an event at NEW College tomorrow. more...
THE main topic at the recent meeting was the ``Hot Water'' treatment of stools. The general opinion was this resulted in more healthy cuttings. more...
THE society recently hosted the annual Six Societies Trophy. more...
THE speaker on February 4 was David de Haan of the Ironbridge Museum Trust, an organisation established some years ago to maintain the original structures of the area together with the famous bridge. more...
THE Montpellier String Trio provided a delightful evening's music for the February concert. more...
IN January, members met for the ``Christmas Dinner'' at The Boot. The food, presentation and service were excellent and everyone had a lovely evening. more...
A BUSY February meeting was enjoyed by Ipsley WI members and one visitor. more...
THE club began the year on January 7 by joining with Rotary and other charity groups in Alcester to collect money for the tsunami disaster appeal. more...
THE February meeting began with business matters. more...
THE second half of the 2004/2005 season of meetings organised by the Redditch & Alcester Group of the GWR started well, with Colin Bennet presenting a slide show called Steam and Diesel in the Midlands. more...
The February meeting started with the AGM. more...
BUDDING journalists, producers and presenters who need some help kick-starting their radio careers can take part in a week-long project at Kingsley College in April. more...
TOUGH new measures to fine parents whose children repeatedly truant from school have been welcomed by Redditch county councillors. more...
MADNESS in Warwickshire was a fascinating talk by Dr John Bland, who practised at the former County Asylum in Hatton, near Warwick. more...
A man died unexpectedly after breathing in his stomach contents during an operation to repair a broken hip. more...
A BATCHLEY man is desperate for either Redditch Council or Severn Trent Water to take responsibility for the state of his garden, which has been waterlogged for two years. more...
STAFF from a Redditch residential home will be trekking along the Great Wall of China to raise money for the Alzheimer's Society. more...
A GROWING movement of Redditch and Alcester pub landlords is gathering grassroots support in its battle to win better treatment from the big pub companies. more...
A bungling robber who crashed the getaway car into a brook has been jailed for four and a half years at Worcester Crown Court. more...
CONSERVATIONISTS have spent nearly nine years restoring Hewell Grange Lake near Redditch to its former glory - but the public is unlikely to see it. more...
PLANS to tear down the Palace Theatre's three-storey extension and replace it with a contemporary design has been given the full backing of Redditch's planning committee. more...
WEDDING bells were in the air on Sunday as hundreds of brides and grooms-to-be flocked to the Abbey Hotel for the Redditch Advertiser and Alcester Chronicle Wedding Fair. more...
A CORONER recorded a verdict of suicide after a Headless Cross teacher fell from a footbridge in Webheath. more...
A FATHERS4JUSTICE campaigner and prospective parliamentary candidate for Redditch sparked a security scare when Tony Blair visited the Midlands last week. more...
TRIBUTES have been paid to Alvechurch community stalwart Michael Scanlan, who died on Saturday. more...
HUNDREDS of Redditch youngsters discovered it is fun to get fit during half-term as two sports centres put on a range of activities. more...
REDDITCH NEW College lecturers will hit the picket line tomorrow in a one-day strike over pay. more...
TWO bus shelters next to a zebra crossing have been branded "ridiculous and dangerous" by residents and will be ripped out just weeks after being installed. more...
A REDDITCH learning centre which was threatened with the axe will continue to operate - but will have to find its own funding. more...
LOVE is in the air at Forge Mill Museum's latest exhibition. more...
REDDITCH homeowners face a council tax hike of 3.8 per cent. more...
JOOLS Holland and Girls Aloud are just two of the top acts lined up to appear in Redditch's biggest and most ambitious music and arts festival ever. more...
CREATIVE children could clean up in a district council poster competition aimed to make a difference in `Poop a Scoop' week. more...
A SPECIAL clinic is being held in Droitwich Spa to encourage more residents to become bone marrow donors. more...
CASH-strapped pensioners could see travel tokens and car park concessions restored if a proposal to Wychavon District Council is given the green light. more...
THERE was standing room only when townsfolk turned out in force to try and save the lido. more...
TOWN councillors refused to back a planning application to install a new generation phone mast at the Droitwich Spa water tower at a meeting of the planning committee on Monday night. more...
PEDESTRIANS who have to cross the A38 Westlands roundabout may find their journeys safer in the future if plans to create a crossing are given the green light. more...
A REVIEW of out-of-hours GP services in Bromsgrove is being undertaken by health bosses four months after new arrangements were put into place. more...
ELDERLY folk in Droitwich Spa could benefit from a £2million sheltered housing scheme if a bid to the Department of Health is successful. more...
BROMSGROVE District Council is doing good things to improve recycling but is falling down in other areas including street cleaning. more...
MONEY-spinning bank staff raised stacks of cash when they held a raffle in aid of Marie Curie Cancer Care. more...
THIEVES armed with handguns smashed their way into a post office counter before fleeing with cash. more...
DROITWICH Spa Girls' Brigade has come of age. more...
HUNDREDS of fish were killed in a river near Bromsgrove after a sewerage works polluted it. more...
TRIBUTES have been paid after the death of a long serving former Bromsgrove councillor and businessman. more...
A ROMANTIC trip away for St Valentine's day helped one Spa couple celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. more...
A MAN who pleaded guilty to causing unnecessary suffering to three ponies after keeping them in "diabolical" conditions was sentenced to a jail term and banned from keeping animals for life. more...
SPA mayor Anne Taft had a grand tour of a new motor showroom last week. more...
A refuse collector armed himself with a bread knife after his girlfriend refused to leave a party at a neighbour's flat. more...
TOTS at a Spa school treated their teddies to a tasty picnic to mark the end of a project about their furry friends. more...
DISABLED drivers in Bromsgrove will be charged to park in the town from the summer. more...
DESPITE an unconvincing start to the town's recycling scheme, Bromsgrove District Council says it is growing in success and will only get stronger in the coming years, writes Chris Flavell. more...
MYSTERY surrounds the disappearance of two signs which have been part of the street scene in Bromsgrove since Queen Victoria's reign. more...
TOTS at a village playgroup are looking for new playmates. more...
HUNDREDS of hunt supporters turned out to mark the last legal Worcestershire Hunt in its traditional form. more...
REGARDING Mike Parkin's letter headlined "The traffic is to blame" (Evening News, Monday, February 14) I suggest Mr Parkin shifts his gun sight from the motorist, to the "development mad," in the Guildhall and County Hall, and opens fire on the politicians. more...
IT would be helpful to clarify in relation to L Spiteri's comments (Letters, Monday, February 21) that the EU subsidies we receive are actually our own money being given back to us. more...
SORRY, "Friends of Swanirvar" (Evening News, Tuesday, February 15) but, instead of reaching out to us, shouldn't Hindu/Muslim apologies have arrived from the Indian continent by now? more...
I SEE Mary Dhonau leans more to the Right these days. She dubbed Mike Foster as desperate, but how desperate can you get - joining in with the Tory candidate against Labour. more...
"EXPERTS highlight sites for barriers" read the headline in the Evening News. more...
I WRITE to express my support for the Evening News in response to the accusations of racism from the chief executive of the Worcester Racial Equality Council. more...
ALCESTER-based Torex Retail has secured a major contract to deliver a computer system to Liverpool-based department store giant Lewis's. more...
A RUBBER seal company has returned to its "spiritual home" of Redditch after 10 years away. more...
A TRIO of designers who were made redundant from a Redditch firm have decided to go it alone and form their own company. more...
AN Abbeydale woman has spilt the beans about a budding business on the back of a motorised tricycle. more...
A PAIR of businesswomen have decided to launch their own series of networking events in the Redditch area. more...
A WYTHALL manager says he is facing a "double-edged sword" after planning permission was granted to extend his business onto green belt land. more...
IT would appear that the big business interests are trying to deceive the residents who live near the Yew Tree Hill Water Tower, near Droitwich. more...
I WAS please to read of the new initiative of agencies working together to process information for benefits. more...
I WELL remember the late Councillor Thelma Hammond, at the time of local government re-organisation in 1969, stating `plums and salt don't mix'. more...
WE have read in your paper that Wychavon District Council wishes to demolish the Droitwich lido. more...
SERIOUS overcrowding at St Chad's School in Rubery resulted in a plan to erect huts in an adjacent field to accommodate some of the pupils. Class sizes ranged from 40 to 50 and in one case two classes comprising a total of 84 pupils were sharing one classroom. more...
FEARS that the unique character of Barnt Green would disappear if a housing development went ahead was expressed at a planning inquiry held at the Council House in Bromsgrove. The district council was opposed to the building of six houses, one to the acre, and costing between £5,000 and £6,000, on a plot between Shepley Road and Billy Lane. The authority claimed it infringed the green belt. more...
THE derelict former National School in Bromsgrove's Crown Close could be brought back to life as a culture and social centre for the town, it was revealed. The district council was considering putting in a bid to buy the vandalised building, which closed nine years ago when pupils moved to Watt Close. more...
HAVING read the recent article regarding the operation of CCTV cameras in more...
AS I was the secretary of the RSJC Bowling Club, Rubery, when the green was offered to us I feel I must respond to the article about the green in last week's edition. more...
UNDER Bromsgrove's wheelie bin scheme why should we do half the refuse collector's job? more...
IN response to the recent article `Rubbish - why can't we do something about it?' We and only we can! more...
HAVING read both local newspapers in this fine town of Bromsgrove since I began working here, I'm pleased to see that community needs are being addressed. more...
LAST Wednesday evening as dusk fell I got off my horse for the last time after conducting an activity that I have been taking part in for the last 40 years, ever since I was a small child. more...
CONTROVERSIAL plans for a new storage warehouse and production unit in Washford were given the go-ahead after a heated hour-long debate at Redditch Council. more...
AN Inkberrow county councillor made a last-ditch attempt to have more money set aside to repair footpaths in next year's Worcestershire budget - but was accused of "political opportunism". more...
THE future of transport in the area will be the focus at a county meeting for the public at Redditch Town Hall. more...
ASTWOOD Bank residents will not get the speed cameras they are lobbying for on the A441 between the Church Road junction and Crabbs Cross island - despite concerns over pedestrians' safety. more...
IT looks as if plans for a large residential development at the heart of Studley are heading for rejection by Stratford District Council's planning committee. more...
STUDLEY residents who once used a path through the site of the old Duke of Marlborough pub car park are being asked to send a letter saying so to the parish council. more...
WYTHALL residents are to benefit from a CCTV system if Bromsgrove councillors give the scheme the go-ahead next week. more...
DISUSED council land in Lakeside has been earmarked for transfer to a developer to build up to 36 homes. more...
ABBEYDALE residents are still calling for changes to lane markings at a busy traffic island - but it looks unlikely they will get their way. more...
MPs are being offered bodyguards amid mounting concerns over reprisal attacks in light of the hunting ban. more...
SCORES of farmers are set to head for the Malvern Hills today to find out about new subsidies being awarded in one of the biggest changes facing the industry in 30 years. more...
A LEADING county theatre group is on the lookout for a "flexible" pianist as the company begins rehearsals for its next show Les Misérables (schools version). more...
THE hunt is on to find the most beautiful babies in Worcestershire as the Evening News prepares to launch Baby of the Year 2005. more...
A city landlord who has been told by Worcester City Council he faces a £2,500 fine if he does not clear up "unsightly" rubbish from his properties' gardens has hit back, claiming he has tried to remove the waste... but the council will not let him. more...
DROITWICH'S rugby club is to play host to a special donor recruitment day to encourage more residents to sign up to be a bone marrow donor. more...
THE relocation of Worcester City Football Club has taken another turn after owners of the club's preferred site said they would listen to offers from other parties. more...
A DOG-walking vandal with wire cutters is being blamed for repeatedly cutting through a fence to let his large pet have a swim in a protected pond. more...
THE Bishop of Worcester has weighed into the row over controversial plans to place terror suspects under house arrest without trial. more...
DISPUTED plans to expand a car park in Worcester's Cripplegate Park could be dropped, with private spaces nearby bought instead. more...
WORCESTER fund-raiser Sue Medcalf made a real splash when she launched the start of a new campaign to raise more than £400,000 for Cancer Research UK. more...
THE final death knell has sounded for Droitwich Lido after councillors voted to send in the bulldozers. more...
WORCESTERSHIRE golden boy Leslie Law was due to pick up his MBE today from the Queen. more...
SCHOOLS in Worcestershire will receive almost £50m to improve facilities over the coming year. more...
PENSIONERS and other members of the public were frozen out of the city's main post office yesterday after the security system locked everyone out of the building. more...
FEARS that Worcester firm Lea & Perrins could be hit by a national food scare have prompted MP Michael Foster to defend the brand in Parliament. more...
A GROUP of musicians will be performing at an evening of musical entertainment this weekend to raise money for Birmingham Children's Hospital. more...
RAISING cash for the British Heart Foundation will be the aim of a sponsored wilderness trek in the Himalayas for a pair of Redditch friends next month. more...
HOW nice it is to see common sense on display at Worcester City Council. more...
A WYTHALL teenager fought back when he was accosted by a youth demanding money. more...
A TRAILER worth £15,000 was stolen from a lay-by on the A435 near to the Maypole island in Hollywood. more...
A MEMBER of the public gave chase after spotting a man breaking into cars in Crabbs Cross. more...
TWO thieves smashed down the front door of a Wythall house and demanded the homeowner hand over his car keys. more...
A PENSIONER had her purse, containing £80, stolen while shopping in Redditch town centre. more...
POLICE are appealing for witnesses after an elderly woman in Wythall was dragged along the ground by a thief stealing her handbag. more...
A SNIP-happy Malvern woman's dreams of becoming a full-qualified hairdresser could face the chop - because she can't find a willing volunteer. more...
MALVERN library is set to temporarily shut its doors to the public next month for one day only to allow work to continue on a major £1.5m extension of the building. more...
PLANNERS have admitted flouting planning regulations over allowing a controversial housing development in an area of outstanding natural beauty. more...
FUND-RAISERS have been thanked by the County Air Ambulance for helping to make 2004 a success. more...
YOUNG girls from across Droitwich got together to remember Guides and Brownies all over the world on the birthdays of Lord and Lady Baden-Powell. more...
PATIENTS, staff and visitors at Worcestershire Royal Hospital are being reassured that it has not been caught up in the food contamination alert involving cancer-causing dye. more...
POLICE are appealing for witnesses following yesterday's accident when two cars collided head-on near Hallow leaving four people needing hospital treatment. more...
THE Government plans to switch off traditional television transmission in Worcestershire in 2010 - meaning viewers will have to buy a digital receiver. more...
GENEROUS pupils at a Worcester school have donated gifts and games to the children's ward of their local hospital. more...
THERE will be no need for wellies in Worcester as the blizzards forecast across the Midlands for tonight and tomorrow will miss the Faithful City according to Evening News weatherman Paul Damari. more...
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Bromsgrove Blaze 63 Warley 62 more...
TEAMS from the Bromsgrove and Redditch Table Tennis League Division Two had their chance to beat teams from the higher tier in the Handicap Cup week. more...
A NIGHTMARE first round ensured Droitwich professional golfer John Bickerton could not progress past round two of the Carlsberg Malaysian Open. more...
HOCKEY: Aldridge 2nd XI 0 Bromsgrove 2nd XI 3 more...
HOCKEY: Redditch 1st XI 1 Bromsgrove 1st XI 3 more...
HOCKEY: Yardley 1st XI 3 Droitwich Spa 1st XI 4 more...
THE Harkaway Club's point-to-point meeting at Chaddesley Corbett fell victim to the weather two weeks ago but has been re-scheduled for this Saturday, 26th February. more...
LOCAL teams produced strong performances in the Worcester Winter League's second round on Saturday. more...
LONG distance runner Mark Miles finished third in the National Cross Country Championships on Saturday. more...
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IT has been an outstanding week for Worcester City with two deserved victories in the space of four days. more...
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Bromsgrove 22 Leicester Lions 25 more...
Droitwich Spa Reserves 3 Himley Athletic Reserves 1 more...
REDDITCH racer Mike Luck and his 24:7 Motorsport team have confirmed their entry into the 2005 SCSA Racing Championship with support from Italian hand tool manufacturer Beta. more...
Bromsgrove Rovers Reserves 2 Worcester City Reserves 1 more...
Coventry Dunlop 13 more...
Warwick Town 4 Droitwich Spa 4 more...
Old Hill Town 2 Fairfield Villa 1 more...
Barnt Green Spartak 3 West Midlands Police 0 more...
Yate Town 2 Bromsgrove Rovers 2 more...
EXPERIENCED striker Delroy Brown is set to miss Barnt Green Spartak's clash with Bromsgrove Rovers Reserves in the Worcestershire Senior Urn semi-finals tonight (Wednesday, 7.45pm kick off). more...
DEFENDER Ross Collins could miss Bromsgrove Rovers' crucial promotion clash at in-form Clevedon Town on Saturday. more...
THE Kingfishers had to do some last minute calling around to get a game on Saturday after Birmingham Exiles cried off at the last minute. more...
STUART Watkiss plans to sign striker Mark Rawle after Kidderminster Harriers hit another brick wall in their relegation fight last night. more...
Bromsgrove U7s 5 Malvern U7s 5 more...
Old Leamingtonians 44 Droitwich 8 more...
Bromsgrove 22 Leicester Lions 25 more...
A STRIKER has finally been found by Redditch United boss Rod Brown. more...
WORCESTER Warriors have all the angles covered as they bid to beat the freeze. more...
BROMSGROVE Rovers Reserves compete for a place in the Worcestershire Senior Urn final tonight (7.45pm). more...
WESTFIELDS went through to the Herefordshire Senior Cup final with a hard-working 3-1 win at Bromyard Town last night. more...
A NIGHTMARE start for Ledbury Rugby Club saw them 19-0 down after 20 minutes of their Midlands Three West (South) clash at Earlsdon. more...
DEFFORD and Besford United warmed up for their county cup semi-final by moving off the bottom of the Evesham Sunday League Division Two with a fine win over promotion-seeking Broadway. more...
WORCESTER City Amateur Boxing Club welterweight Shane Smith stopped Mike Min-chin from Gloucester in the first round of his debut bout. more...
WORCESTER Warriors have all the angles covered as they bid to beat the freeze. more...
STUART Watkiss plans to sign striker Mark Rawle after Kidderminster Harriers hit another brick wall in their relegation fight last night. more...
REJUVENATED Worcester City turned in one of their finest away performances of the season last night to win 2-0 at Lancaster City. more...
TENNIS: Wythall B were pushed back into the Division 4 relegation fight by a 3-1 defeat against leaders Warwick Boat Club. more...
CRICKET: Hewell Cricket Club is on the lookout for new members to join its ranks for the 2005 season. more...
LEISURE LEAGUE: Table toppers Allstars have been firing on all cylinders after a 5-1 win against ABFC last week. more...
DARTS: A meeting for Astwood Bank darts league's summer competition has been set. more...
REDDITCH captain Ashely Freeman says his side need a miracle to gain promotion this year after going down 3-1 to neighbours Bromsgrove on Saturday. more...
ALCESTER fencer Christopher Brenda came second in the under 17 section of the National Junior League recently. more...
PETER Frain was fuming with his keeper Greg Allen after a comedy of errors let a two goal lead slip away at Causeway. more...
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TWO professional football clubs have already scouted out some future Redditch footballing talent. more...
"IF Sav goes I'll wrap it up and go home," said Studley boss Kevin Rowlands after Alvechurch put in a seven-day approach for Bees striker Anthony Savery. more...
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A STRIKER has finally been found by Redditch United boss Rod Brown. more...
ROSS "The Boss" Mason electrified a packed out Aston Events Centre after a second round knockout of rescheduled opponent Charlie "The Ninja" Francis on Sunday night. more...
TWO professional football clubs have already scouted out some future Redditch footballing talent. more...
FORMER Birmingham City legend Kevin Francis has signed for Studley until the end of the season. more...
FORMER Birmingham City legend Kevin Francis has signed for Studley until the end of the season. more...
DEFENDER Ross Collins could miss Bromsgrove Rovers' crucial promotion clash at in-form Clevedon Town on Saturday. more...
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Bromsgrove RFC 22 Leciester Lions RFC 25 more...
EXPERIENCED striker Delroy Brown is set to miss Barnt Green Spartak's clash with Bromsgrove Rovers Reserves in the Worcestershire Senior Urn semi-finals tonight (7.45pm kick off). more...
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