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Lane broke away near to the Railway Train pub on Thursday afternoon. Photo by Tom Clarke A LANDSLIP in Kidderminster is still causing disruption to rail services this morning. Trains through Kidderminster are having to run at reduced speed on all lines following a landslip near the Railway Train pub in Offmore Road on Thursday afternoon. A car was just inches away from the ground that broke away during the landslip at around 4pm, causing fence panels to fall towards the tracks. Trains between Birmingham, Stourbridge Junction, Kidderminster, Worcester and Great Malvern are experi...

A car was just inches away from the ground which broke away in the landslip. Photo by Tom Clarke LINES are blocked on the railway through Kidderminster Station after a landslip at a nearby pub. The landslip, near to the Railway Train pub in Offmore Road, happened shortly after 4pm and has caused delays to train services through the area. The landslip next to the Railway Train pub. Photo by Tom Clarke Firefighters have secured the car to stop it from falling onto the tracks. Photo by Tom Clarke Photographs show a car hanging over the edge of the landslip and several fence panels and a s...

A car was just inches away from the ground which broke away in the landslip. Photo by Tom Clarke TRAINS through Stourbridge are disrupted after a landslip near a pub in Kidderminster The landslip, near to the Railway Train pub in Offmore Road, happened shortly after 4pm and has caused delays to train services through the area. The landslip next to the Railway Train pub. Photo by Tom Clarke Firefighters have secured the car to stop it from falling onto the tracks. Photo by Tom Clarke Photographs show a car hanging over the edge of the landslip and several fence panels and a section of t...

A KIDDERMINSTER mum has voiced her horror after her daughters were pushed into a canal. Ellie-Mai and Paige Gray, aged 12 and 14, were walking along the canal path behind McDonalds on Weavers Wharf on Saturday (December 19) at around 2.30pm. They were approached by a group of six teenage boys and pushed into the canal. Lisa Gray, of Offmore Road, told The Shuttle: “I am devastated. I have never seen the girls the way that they were when they walked through my door. “It’s a parent’s worst nightmare. “The boys did it not knowing if they could swim. “To know that I was ...