Worcestershire | Archive | 2005 | February
CELEBRATE the arrival of spring with a lovely walk by Shrawley Brook, which is one of the most attractive of the River Severn's tributaries. more...
WILLIAM Hague proved this week how lucrative the life of a failed Tory leader can be. more...
MIKE Foster's efforts to point out that Lea & Perrins Worcestershire sauce is safe has reached far and wide - all the way to Canada. more...
CONGRATULATIONS are due to Bill Wiggin, who had a new addition to his brood this week. more...
THE Tories' plight heading into the forthcoming General Election was reinforced this week with the publication of two polls suggesting they are actually making inroads into Labour's lead. more...
DOES the Evening News Letters Editor know which end of Cripplegate is which? more...
I WAS much taken with A W Turley's letter (Thursday, February 17) on allowing "popular" parties one year in government. more...
ONCE again, the arrogance of Wychavon District Council was highlighted at the meeting regarding the Lido. It is very obvious that WDC decided long ago that the Lido facility would not be funded by them in its current format. more...
EVENING News Wishbands are becoming rarer to find as they rapidly sell out in shops and schools. more...
JOHN Bews ("Quitting EU is only answer", Letters, Friday, February 18) asks why UK citizens "never understand that the unelected Commissioners can overrule our own elected MEPs in the European Parliament". more...
ONE of the most interesting aspects of a recent television series about the English Civil Wars was the revelation of just how pivotal a role religion played in people's lives in those days. more...
FOR Alice Otley Junior School pupils, yesterday was "Tiger Day" and they celebrated by dressing as tigers, with striped costumes and painted faces. more...
PASSENGERS have welcomed news that staff in Worcester train stations will be among the first in the country to use hi-tech devices to provide them with up-to-date information. more...
SAFETY work on one of Worcestershire most notorious accident blackspots will begin on Monday - but campaigners fear it will not stop the loss of life. more...
THE amazing story of eight-year-old Worcester schoolgirl Tilly Merrell has captured the imagination of the world's media. more...
WHEN a superstar celebrity is able to choose where they want to perform from all the venues in the country, Malvern might not be the first to naturally spring to mind. more...
THE owners of Worcester firm Lea & Perrins have said they are not worried about sales following a recent health scare with another product. more...
THE winner of this year's Red Marley Hill Climb will be awarded the Vale-Onslow Memorial Trophy - a tribute to the motorbike legend who founded the event. more...
FLOOD experts from Worcester will pass on advice and demonstrate the latest protection products at a meeting this weekend. more...
A GOLDEN couple who married in February snow 50 years ago will more...
PEOPLE who want to nominate their mum for the Evening News Mother's Day competition had better put pen to paper quickly. more...
THE Evening News's Baby of the Year competition is back next week and proud parents across Worcestershire are getting ready for their tots' brush with the big time. more...
A COUPLE who have lived in Worcester for 48 years have celebrated 50 years of happy marriage. more...
Friday, February 25, 2005 more...
RUMBLINGS of discontent reverberated around Aggborough as Kidderminster Harriers lost more ground in the relegation dogfight during the week. more...
HOOKER Andre Van Niekerk is one of Worcester's most improved players according to Andy Keast. more...
TODAY'S Harkaway Club point-to-point has been beaten to the post by the weather conditions. more...
HOOKER Andre Van Niekerk is one of Worcester's most improved players according to Andy Keast. more...
RUMBLINGS of discontent reverberated around Aggborough as Kidderminster Harriers lost more ground in the relegation dogfight during the week. more...
STRIKER Adam Stansfield may get his wish of appearing in a second FA Trophy final if Hereford United continue their good pro-gress in non-league's top cup competition. more...
ANDY Morrison hated losing as a player and nothing much has changed now he's in the St George's Lane dug-out. more...
UNIVERSITY College Worcester's men's and women's basketball teams are aiming to become the best in Britain after winning through to the National Championship finals. more...
MICK Donovan is pinning his hopes on a double mauling of Leopards and Mohawks as Worcester Wolves aim to cement their top four place in English Basketball League Division One. more...
JOHN Brain was in seventh heaven last night as Worcester Warriors moved further away from the relegation trap door. more...
ANDY Morrison hated losing as a player and nothing much has changed now he's in the St George's Lane dug-out. more...
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