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FLOOD warnings remain in place for southern areas of Worcester despite a cease in rainfall. Four flood warnings, where "immediate action is required", are still live in the county, most notably running alongside the Worcester Road south of Powick heading in between Callow End and Kempsey. The Flood Information Service said: "River levels remain high but are falling slowly at the Kempsey Yacht Club river gauge as a result of recent heavy rainfall. "Consequently, flooding of property, roa...

RESULTS: More news from Worcestershires courts A MAN who pestered a woman in the city will be sentenced in the city next month. Nathan Silvers admitted breaching a non-molestation order in Worcester when he appeared before magistrates on December 17. He was charged with “pestering” a woman in the city between September 11 and September 15 this year. Silvers, 31, of no fixed abode, indicated a guilty plea to the charges and the case was adjourned until January 14 for a pre-sentence rep...

COURT: More court news from Worcestershire A DATE has been set for the sentencing of a woman who admitted driving dangerously in Worcester, failing to provide a specimen and obstructing an officer. Theresa Butler appeared before magistrates in Worcester on December 10 where she indicated a guilty plea to driving dangerously between Castle Street and North Cabal on February 24 this year. The 28 year-old, of Hartpury, near Gloucester, was also charged with failing to provide a specimen when...

COURT: More court news from Worcestershire A DATE has been set for the sentencing of a woman who admitted driving dangerously in Worcester, failing to provide a specimen and obstructing an officer. Theresa Butler appeared before magistrates in Worcester on December 10 where she indicated a guilty plea to driving dangerously between Castle Street and North Parade on February 24 this year. The 28 year-old, of Hartpury, near Gloucester, was also charged with failing to provide a specimen whe...

WITH everything that has happened this year, I believe we have collectively decided to go hard or stay home when it comes to Christmas celebrations. Trees and lights and decorations seemed to pop up mid November as the second lockdown meant people had extra time on their hands to really get festive. I think we will all be glad to see the back of 2020, but first lets make this Christmas one to remember. Although the usual festivities like the Christmas light switch on, the Victorian Fayr...