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WHEN looking back at Worcester’s manufacturing past three products immediately leap to mind – stylish gloves, fine porcelain and piquant sauce.

A soldier’s medals from the Battle of Balaklava during the Crimean War have come to light more than a century after they were hidden away

A stash of medals belonging to a hero who fought in the Crimean War has been discovered in an antique desk - now an auction house attempting to find his family before they go under the hammer.

Edward Webb currently serves as BPM’s advisory partner, offering over 35 years of experience in consulting and financial management, including specific experience in transaction advisory services for both healthy and stressed companies.

Rosewood trees are a mainstay of tropical forests across parts of Asia, Africa and Latin America. But their future looks bleak. Their fragrant, red-hued heartwood is prized by makers of luxury furniture, and illegal loggers and timber trafficking networks are systematically obliterating rosewoods from forest landscapes the world over to feed this demand. Halting the […]

Bam Construction has won its “largest ever” fit-out job to deliver the interiors of the 244-room W Edinburgh hotel. The 12-storey hotel is the centrepiece

State authorities have canceled a Silver Alert for a missing Chippewa Falls man who was last seen late Monday morning after he was found safe in Washburn County.

A GARDEN centre whose roots in the county date back to the 1800s is the latest business to back a summer art trail through Worcester. Webbs Garden Centres is to sponsor an elephant for Worcester’s Big Parade – one of around 65 sculptures, large and small, which will go on display in the city, with each large elephant then auctioned to raise funds for St Richard’s Hospice.   With the event opening on July 12 for eight weeks, the elephants have already made their arrival locally and...