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THE area of Bromsgrove with the lowest Covid-19 infection rate has been revealed in new figures.

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We have received plenty of letters about the proposals by Worcestershire County Council.

THE Bromsgrove neighbourhoods which saw the biggest rise in their death tolls during the coronavirus pandemic have been revealed – as well as…

Here are five Worcestershire streets and areas with risqué and cheeky names:

Here are five Worcestershire streets and areas with risqué and cheeky names:

Here are five Worcestershire streets and areas with risqué and cheeky names:

Half of people in Bromsgrove are fully vaccinated against Covid-19 NHS data shows half of people in Bromsgrove have received two doses of a Covid-19 vaccine. By May 23 40,294 people had received both jabs, with 49% of those aged 16 and over. Across Bromsgrove, 78% of those aged 16 and over have received their first jab. Areas with the highest coverage: Marlbrook and Lickey End, with 83.8 percent of people aged 16 and over given their first dose Barnt Green and Lickey Hills, 83.7 perce...

NHS data shows 35,423 people had received both jabs by May 16. In Marlbrook and Lickey End 82.9 percent of people aged 16 and over have been given their first dose. A spokesperson for NHS Herefordshire and Worcestershire CCG said: “We are really pleased with how well the Covid-19 vaccination programme is being rolled out, and for all the continued support and efforts from all partners involved. "Thank you to everyone who has received their Covid-19 vaccine so far. We continue to urge ...

Crotch Crescent, Oxford. Picture: Mark Hemsworth. AN erection to the rear of a house on Crotch Crescent which was refused will now be appealed. Plans to erect a single-storey extension to house number 10 on the street off Marston Road were refused by Oxford City Council in January. Planning chiefs had said the roof shape of the new extension would form an incongruous and unacceptable relationship with, and fail to respect the character and appearance of the original house. But now, an a...