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Walkers are going to light up the streets of Worcester in a charity event in June.

Drug dealing, needles and rubbish left on the floor, people sleeping rough and, on more than one occasion, human poo behind left on the floor.

A group of swimmers who are users of the 25-metre pool at BGC South East say they are disappointed with a recent decision by the City of Kingston to cut 17 hours a week to its spring sessions and all summer sessions at the Bath Road facility.

100 Years Ago: 1924 Martel McLain, of West Appleton, won first place in the Maine Egg Laying Contest for the month of March with his flock of Rhode Island Reds. Seven hundred eggs were produced by Mr. McLain’s birds during that month, according to records forwarded to O. M. Wilbur, Poultry Specialist, of the Extension […]

The Timberdine Havester Inn on Bath Road in Worcester was given a new food hygiene rating following an inspection in April.

See what problems Island Roads face when a wall or embankment collapses on an Isle of Wight.

The Stroud News And Journal has recently published 11 death notices.

A petrol station in Worcester has been given planning permission to install new illuminated signs - despite objections from neighbours.

An Isle of Wight drink driver has been disqualified after crashing into and destroying a pillar outside a private Victorian terrace.

Five Worcester restaurants, cafes, canteens, pubs, bars and nightclubs have received five star hygiene ratings by the Food Standards Agency.