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Lloyds Bank, The Cross reveals why it has temporarily closed

A notice was placed on the door informing customers of the closure

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Whiteladies House in The Tything: Spooky tales from beneath school

NOT much raises the goosebumps more than the prospect of being trapped in a low tunnel.

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Famous Worcester exhibition that drew a quarter of a million people

IT was the largest event since the Roundhead/Cavalier set-to in 1651, which wasn’t really on the same page, that Worcester has ever hosted.

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Investigation: Did Queen ever set foot inside famous Worcester building that bears her name?

Investigation: Did Queen ever set foot inside famous Worcester building that bears her name?
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Mystery botanist tracked down following appeal

news Mystery botanist tracked down following appeal © RHS The book contained a sticker captioned La Botaniste A mystery 19th Century botanist has been found, thanks to sleuthing work by the public. Isabella Anne Allen had been known only by the secrets she left behind, tucked between the pages of an old book. But following an appeal for information, on the BBC News website, she has now been traced to the village of Madresfield, Worcestershire. Her story came to light when clues such as pressed flowers, poems and doodles were found inside The English Flora. Donated to the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) decades ago, the botanical text was rediscovered by staff sorting through boxes ahead of a move to a new library.

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