The US and China have signed an agreement on trade, President Donald Trump said, adding he expects to soon have a deal with India. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told Bloomberg TV that the deal was ...

TRAVELLERS have set up camp in a city park and police are said to be talking to the group. A group of travellers arrived in Power Park, St Peter's, Worcester shortly after 9pm last night. Cllr John ...

Nick Carroll, chief executive of Together for Short Lives, said: “As ministers try to shift greater levels of healthcare from hospitals into communities, our amazing children’s hospices are doing more ...

Inspector Moloy Campbell said his thoughts were entirely focused on the need to ‘preserve life’ including that of his officers on the ground.

A GP surgery in Rubery is "immensely proud" after being nominated for a prestigious award. Cornhill Surgery on New Road has been nominated for the 'GP Practice of the Year' award in the Worcestershire ...

BIG names will appear at Ledbury Poetry Festival, the biggest event of its kind in the UK. Organisers are gearing up for the ten-day-long event, which will see poetry enthusiasts flock to the town for ...

A TRIAL date has been set for an Evesham woman accused of child cruelty and sex attacks. Bernice Stuart, of Main Street, Sedgeberrow, is accused of three counts of sexual assault of a child under 13 ...

MET Police chief Pippa Mills has told a court how a stalker from Pershore has left her feeling afraid in her own home.

REFORM has accused Worcestershire’s previous Tory administration of “irresponsible spending” but failed to name any examples.

'SUMMER fun' activities for families are running at National Trust properties in Worcestershire over the school holidays. Summer of Play is a series of events at National Trust properties including at ...

A man who abused 999 staff over the phone has been spared an immediate jail term. Dean Spencer of Hillfields, Hollybush Lane Clifton-on-Teme appeared at Worcester Magistrates Court on Tuesday (June 24 ...

An application to cut back “extremely tall” trees has been turned down despite fears they could damage a family home.