Worcestershire | Archive | 2005 | March
HAVING just read Saturday's edition of the Worcester News (Letters, March 5) I am wondering what point both A Reece and Reg Price are really trying to make? more...
I AM afraid Mr Spiteri (Letters, Thursday, March 3) has missed the point. If we leave the EU, the entire £11bn contribution we make to it is ours to do what we want. more...
FOUR years of doing nothing for Droitwich Spa and now our MP is all over the media at any slight publicity excuse, be it a play on the Beeb or hunting. more...
I HAVE at last received written confirmation from the Government's Dfes Schools Minister, Stephen Twigg, that Worcestershire has fallen from 17th rank position out of 34 shire counties in 1997, to an abysmal 32nd out of 34 shire counties here in 2005. more...
ISN'T it a bit simplistic, Mary Dhonau, to praise the Lib Dems' policies for being "easy to understand", considering the very complex world in which we all live? more...
ONE in seven Worcestershire people in their early 20s spend their days doing nothing, according to a Government report. more...
A TRIO of nurses who help lymphoedema patients across Worcestershire are off to the Savoy Hotel in London on Friday after being nominated for a top award. more...
RESIDENTS in Worcestershire are being warned to obtain written quotes before authorising anyone to carry out work on their home, after a series of complaints about an alarm company. more...
Pupils had a day off lessons to learn about life after the classroom. more...
RUNNERS are being urged to don their trainers and turn out in force to make a fourth annual Worcestershire village race a bumper success. more...
CHARITY concerts, blue Smurfs, sponsored fasts, head shavings, leg waxings - you name it, Worcester News readers did it in aid of Red Nose Day. more...
A PENSIONER who braved bitterly cold Sunday mornings to collect signatures calling for an improved bus service has been told the council will look at the situation. more...
PUPILS at River School were feeling a bit sheepish in aid of Comic Relief's Red Nose Day. more...
SHOPPERS have welcomed plans to up-grade ageing CCTV cameras in the centre of Worcester with hi-tech models. more...
PUPILS and staff at a crumbling city school are delighted that it is one step closer to being bulldozed and rebuilt. more...
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WORCESTERSHIRE director of cricket Tom Moody is confident Ben Smith will bounce back after his shock resignation as captain. more...
DETERMINED Kidderminster Harriers skipper Wayne Hatswell has never been one to shirk a challenge and he will not start now. more...
JOHN Brain believes Ben Hinshelwood's Scotland cold shoulder will inspire him at the Rec today. more...
DETERMINED Kidderminster Harriers skipper Wayne Hatswell has never been one to shirk a challenge and he will not start now. more...
HEREFORD United's director of football Graham Turner insists the departure of David Brown to Nationwide Conference rivals Accrington Stanley is "not a big loss". more...
DEFENSIVE stalwart Colin Hoyle is predicting a rosy future for Worcester City under the tutorship of player-manager Andy Preece. more...
DAVID Park maintained his hopes of success in the Qatar Masters in Dohar when he recorded a second round two-under-par 70. more...
FOUR North Midlands players will be on international duty with two different England U18 sides tomorrow. more...
JOHN Brain believes Ben Hinshelwood's Scotland cold shoulder will inspire him at the Rec today. more...
WORCESTERSHIRE director of cricket Tom Moody is confident Ben Smith will bounce back after his shock resignation as captain. more...
WORCESTER Wolves have two games to give themselves a major boost going into the end of season play-offs. more...
DEFENSIVE stalwart Colin Hoyle is predicting a rosy future for Worcester City under the tutorship of player-manager Andy Preece. more...
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