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THE historic Worcester Cathedral has been damaged by Storm Arwen.

THE historic Worcester Cathedral has been damaged by Storm Arwen.

SIR – How on earth can the Labour Party possibly support more restrictions and potentially a further lockdown when the effects – on the economy, general health, the impacts of other more serious diseases, and on life itself – are so devastating?

WORCESTER will welcome its first Afghan refugees next month - amid calls the county must do more to help people fleeing Afghanistan.

HERITAGE: Tomasz Wisniewski, of the Worcestershire Polish Association, greeted Consul General of the Polish Embassy Mateusz St?siek (third in from right on the bottom right photo). As well as Mr St?siek, Dr Mark A. Stella-Sawicki, Mr Wisniewski, and WPA COMMUNITY members celebrated the fifth nationwide edition of Polish Heritage Day in Worcester on Saturday with a historic visit. It was the first time that a delegation from the Polish Embassy in London has visited the city. The head of the...

Worcester Cathedral will hold a service that will include prayers for the late Duke of Edinburgh this Friday at 3pm. Along with prayers for Prince Philip and the Royal Family, the service on April 16 will include a reading from the countys Lord-Lieutenant, Patrick Holcroft, and a sermon from the Bishop of Worcester. The service will be live-streamed on Worcester Cathedral’s Facebook page, and there will be very limited seating available for both civic guests and members of the public. ...

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THE Worcester Cathedral is now being used as a coronavirus testing site. Rapid lateral flow testing, in partnership with the Department of Health and Social Care, will be available to residents who don’t have any symptoms, at Worcester Cathedral between 10am and 5.45pm, Monday to Saturday.  Testing will be available for people with no symptoms aged 18 and over at the Cathedral from Wednesday 3rd February.  Appointments must be pre-booked using this online booking link. Rapid-turna...

Tackling food poverty is the key goal targeted by the Bishop of Dudley in his New Year message. And he is calling on people to build on the Black Country community spirit that shone through the pandemic for an “As One’ campaign for people to come together to make 2021 a better year. In his message Bishop of Dudley, Martin Gorick says: “It’s hard to believe that just 12 months ago we were all gathering in large groups, enjoying time with friends and family, singing Auld Lang Syne w...