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August 13, 2021
THE Wyre Forest neighbourhoods which saw the biggest rise in their death tolls during the coronavirus pandemic have been revealed – as well as…
June 1, 2021
A UNIQUE outdoor woodland nursery for pre-school children is opening in the grounds of Kidderminster’s Baxter College.
April 27, 2021
Bewdley. Walk up Load Street, turn right after the church then go left up Welch Gate. Fork right at Wyre Hill, continue past Bark Hill then take a stepped footpath by Daisy Cottage. Ignore branching paths and go straight on after crossing a street. Turn right when you come to Yew Tree Lane, then immediately left at a crossroad. Keep straight on to join Drymill Lane and follow it to Dowles Brook. Turn left, then fork right at the next junction and cross the brook. Quite soon after passing ...
February 15, 2021
Covid infection rate in Wyre Forest falls to pre-Christmas levels A Public Health England map shows the areas of Wyre Forest with the highest and lowest Covid infection rates THE rate of coronavirus infections in Wyre Forest has fallen to levels seen in mid-December, according to recent figures. Rates across Worcestershire are continuing to fall after increasing dramatically in the weeks after Christmas, and Wyre Forests infection rate is now at its lowest since December 14. In the seven ...
January 27, 2021
Map shows areas with most coronavirus cases in Wyre Forest A Public Health England maps shows which areas of Wyre Forest had the highest coronavirus rates last week CORONAVIRUS cases are continuing to fall in Wyre Forest and across Worcestershire, but some areas still have a high number of infections. For the seven days up to January 23, Wyre Forest had the second lowest Covid rate in the county at 315.9 per 100,000 people. That was a reduction on the rate for the week up to January 16, whi...
January 21, 2021
FLOOD alerts remain in place in Worcestershire as Storm Christoph causes river levels in the Severn to rise.