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Here are some of the most Instagram-able places in Worcester - Vimarsana News

Here are some of the most Instagram-able places in Worcester

WE'VE filtered out some of the best places to visit in order for you to curate the perfect Instagram feed. 

Worcester drunk slaps police officer after refusing to leave Eagle Vaults - Vimarsana News

Worcester drunk slaps police officer after refusing to leave Eagle Vaults

A DRUNK former chef slapped a Worcester police officer after the landlord ejected him from a Worcester pub.

'Great to be back' customers and pub-goers enjoy sitting in Worcester pubs and cafes for first time in months - Vimarsana News

'Great to be back' customers and pub-goers enjoy sitting in Worcester pubs and cafes for first time in months

AFTER facing the elements outside for weeks for the first time Worcester residents took advantage to go inside city pubs and cafes on Monday.

BACK TO THE PUB! Worcester prepares to reopen on May 17 - Vimarsana News

BACK TO THE PUB! Worcester prepares to reopen on May 17

WORCESTER’S pubs are getting ready to battle through the last of restrictions when punters can finally take a seat inside from Monday. Prime minister Boris Johnson announced this week that Covid rules would be relaxed as planned from May 17, allowing indoor hospitality to resume. Rules stating a maximum of six people from no more than two households can mix and over table service and face coverings remain in place but boozers are bullish about the future. Marston’s has confirmed that all of its pubs across Worcester will be able to reopen for both indoor and outdoor service. The...

Worcester man: I'm learning to walk again after being struck down by rare syndrome - Vimarsana News

Worcester man: I'm learning to walk again after being struck down by rare syndrome

A MAN is learning to walk again nearly six months after first being struck down by a rare syndrome. Derek Jackson says he has been left devastated and his life completely transformed since his diagnosis, and wants to warn others of the symptoms. The 64-year-old said his nightmare began after collapsing last August. “It was the last day of the Eat out to Help out and I decided to go out and have a drink, and a meal with friends," he said. “We were on the way to the Eagle Vaults, my legs just gave way from under me. There had been no warning. I haven’t walked since.”