Worcestershire | Archive | 2005 | April
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CREATIVE folk are being encouraged to show their artistic sides at a festival celebrating the coming of spring. more...
VILLAGES are being reminded that if they want to enter this year's Village of the Year competitions in Herefordshire or Worcestershire, they need to act fast as entries close on Friday, April 29. more...
THREE years after his death, a book has been published by a former president of Herefordshire and Worcestershire Red Cross Guy Rendel. more...
A POPULAR monthly dance in Worcester is drawing in the crowds and continuing to raise cash for St Richard's Hospice. more...
MILESTONES stripped to foil potential Nazi spies during the Second World War have finally been restored to their former glory. more...
THE vicar of Barbourne is leaving his job later this month - to join the police. more...
NEWLYWEDS Nicola and Jody Bates might look like any normal, happy couple - but they shared more than just a wedding day with Charles and Camilla. more...
PROUD veterans from the Worcestershire Regiment joined hundreds of former soldiers on a march at the weekend, in protest at Government plans to modernise the Army. more...
THE dealings of county-based entrepreneur and Rover director Peter Beale will be scrutinised in an inquiry into the motor company's downfall. more...
A PLAN to build a £10m train station on the outskirts of Worcester is just one of a range of initiatives being considered to revolutionise the county's transport infrastructure. more...
DOMESTIC violence towards women from ethnic minorities has reached "shocking levels", a charity has claimed. more...
WORCESTERSHIRE manufacturing expertise will be showcased to the world this week, when local suppliers exhibit their skills and products at Midlands Manufacturing 2005. more...
A HUSBAND and wife team who have notched up 50 years' service to Marks & Spencer between them were given a well-earned break to pick up long service awards. more...
THE Prime Minister today stressed the importance of manufacturing to Britain as frantic efforts continued to save the jobs of thousands of workers at ailing car giant MG Rover. more...
ENGLAND'S green and pleasant land isn't quite so green and pleasant when some Herbert decides to tip rubbish all over it. more...
THE British Horse Society's anti-ragwort week proved so successful, another is to be held later in the summer. more...
TODAY I can announce that we will pay to every pensioner household - 65 and over - paying council tax, a council tax refund of £200," trumpeted Gordon Brown in his Budget Speech. more...
THE Worcester City Police recruits were well known at the Midland Police School after the war because, like all other recruits, we wore a close neck tunic. more...
N TAYLOR (Letters, Friday April 1) says the European Union is a "socialist dictatorship." more...
I REALLY laughed at John Phillpott (Seven Days, Saturday, April 2) describing some youths as "a group of Worcester's finest." Fair dos, some local lads quote bits of my letters to me, generally with a giggle. more...
ANY survey of people's attitudes to modern living will see improvements to traffic congestion at the top of the list. more...
TEACHING seems to be one of the hardest jobs around these days. more...
THE Wild West came to the Malvern Hills on Saturday as scores of people re-enacted a trek across the Rocky Mountains to celebrate the founding of a religious organisation in the US. more...
A 30-YEAR-OLD man had to be rescued by the city's fire service after he jumped into the River Severn in the middle of Worcester. more...
A POT of gold to ensure more SureStart children's centres are set up in Worcestershire has been welcomed by the county council. more...
A VARIETY of musical styles will be aired this week when Worcester's Marr's Bar hosts its weekly "Free Bands for Free Quid" night. more...
PEOPLE with severe kidney problems could be treated in Worcestershire in future instead of having to travel to Birmingham and beyond. more...
ANOTHER series of popular guided walks around the historic towns and countryside of Worcestershire starts next month. more...
MEMBERS of a Worcestershire-based international action group are hosting two days of events as part of The Global Week of Action for Trade Justice. more...
A LIFE-changing double bypass has given a 58-year-old man the inspiration to take part in a 56-mile walk. more...
A MOTORIST was injured in a car crash caused by a cable tied across a road in Kidderminster. more...
A YARN all about smocks will be told next week. more...
Sunday, April 10, 2005 more...
WORCESTER gloriously wrestled their destiny back into their own hands yesterday. more...
TONY McCoy could be forgiven for thinking he will never win the Grand National after the luckless run of Clan Royal at Aintree on Saturday. more...
MATTHEW Hall's goal 15 minutes from time was enough to keep Evesham United in an automatic promotion spot after a 1-1 draw at Ashford Town. more...
LACKLUSTRE Bromsgrove Rovers saw their automatic promotion hopes slip further away as their poor home form came back to haunt them against a stubborn Swindon side. more...
KIDDERMINSTER Carolians Rugby Club missed the chance to put pressure on their relegation rivals with a 7-6 defeat at home to fellow strugglers Wednesbury. more...
MALVERN Rugby Club put in a superb performance to win 44-16 at Hinckley and secure the play-off place in Midlands Two (West). more...
WORCESTER Wolves have given themselves every chance of reaching the England Basketball League Division One play-off final with a 92-80 first leg victory over City of Sheffield Arrows. more...
WORCESTER City's slim hope of making the Nationwide North play-offs suffered a setback when they could only manage a 0-0 draw at Stafford Rangers. more...
WORCESTER gloriously wrestled their destiny back into their own hands yesterday. more...
WORCESTER City's slim hope of making the Nationwide North play-offs suffered a setback when they could only manage a 0-0 draw at Stafford Rangers. more...
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