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A sculpture in Sidbury commemorating the Battle of Worcester would be the “first national monument of its kind”.

Cross-party MPs are encouraging people to share their experiences of children’s social care as part of their investigation into how the government could improve services.

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Some 18 per cent of parents said they would definitely take their child out of independent education under Sir Keir Starmers proposals, while 21 per cent would probably do so.

Over a quarter of a million pounds has been allocated to improve the energy efficiency of a community swimming pool.

The prime minister Rishi Sunak has defended the pace of system-wide reform for councils with high dedicated schools grant deficits. Last week four

Rishi Sunak has suffered a fresh blow after Robert Halfon, the Skills Minister, quit his post and announced he will stand down as an MP at the next election.

Elaine Tyler, from Gillam Street in Worcester, has complained about a series of issues at her property to her landlord.

A government minister has accepted that 'all schools' restrict the use of mobile phones to some extent, after the government published guidance encourgaing bans

In the poll conducted by think tank Civitas, 52 per cent of Britons also insisted private schools should not be abolished, compared to 15 per cent who do.