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Letter: <strong>Malcolm Fare</strong> relates a remarkable dog tale reported in Berrow’s Worcester Journal in the 19th century

ON January 7, 1824, Pitchcroft racecourse in Worcester was covered by floodwater. Again. But that didn’t stop more than 40,000 people gathering to…

Berrow’s Worcester Journal is one of several papers owned by the UK’s second biggest regional news publisher to hire ‘AI-assisted’ reporters

THROUGHOUT the centuries poets have been enthused into verse by all manner of subjects – lost or found love, the beauty of a sunrise/sunset,…

IT didn’t exactly take Sherlock Holmes to solve one of Worcester’s most brutal crimes of the 20th century because the killer of a city publican,…

IF there is any wonder why most of the poor stayed poor in the 19th century you have only got to look at the cost of borrowing a library book. Today…

I KNOW it is no consolation for anyone who has been caught in a thunderstorm recently, but around here some of the worst downpours and generally…

ONE hundred and twenty years ago to the month, in June 1903, Worcester played host to the largest spectacle the city had seen since Charles II took…

SOME more snippets today from the ever growing Worcester City History and Heritage Calendar, which aims to record an important local event for every…

MENTION the word surfing and your mind possibly strays to bronzed hunks and babes riding the waves at Malibu or Big Sur in California.