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PUBLIC NOTICES Drivers face going the long way round Hallow later this month when resurfacing work is carried out DRIVERS using the main road through Hallow face major disruption later this month when part of the road is closed for resurfacing work. Worcestershire County Council has announced that the A443 Main road will be closed from its junction with the A443 Witley Road to its junction with the A443 Hallow Road from Tuesday, April 27, for just over two weeks. The eastbound diversion will take traffic along Hallow Road, Henwick Road, Hylton Road, Hylton Road, Worcester Bridge, North ...

AN ACADEMY leader and former headteacher has urged parents to get their pupils tested for Covid-19 as schools start back next week. Clive Corbett, former head of Pershore High School and current Executive Officer of Avonreach Academy Trust has said that although testing places an extra strain on schools as they start back on Monday, it is vital to help prevent a spike in infection rates as school children and staff come together again. Mr Corbett said: “While the testing puts a burden on schools, testing is vital to prevent another spike in infection rates and I want to strongly encou...

AN ACADEMY leader and former headteacher has urged parents to get their pupils tested for Covid-19 as schools start back next week. Clive Corbett, former head of Pershore High School and current Executive Officer of Avonreach Academy Trust has said that although testing places an extra strain on schools as they start back on Monday, it is vital to help prevent a spike in infection rates as school children and staff come together again. Mr Corbett said: “While the testing puts a burden on schools, testing is vital to prevent another spike in infection rates and I want to strongly encou...

THERE are no new names on the list of Worcester food businesses that have received a five star food hygiene ratings from health inspectors.

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