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  • Impressive Swifts hold Glassboys

    Stourport Swifts 0 Stourbridge 0 SWIFTS produced a splendid performance to hold last season's Southern League Premier runners-up Stourbridge to a goalless contest at Walshes Meadow. Both sides created plenty of chances - but neither could convert

  • Classy strikes sink Bucks

    Telford 1, Harriers 2 FIRST half goals for Anthony Malbon and Lee Fowler ensured Harriers recorded their third friendly win pre-season at New Bucks Head on Tuesday night. The Carpetmen were forced to work hard by an industrious Telford side

  • AFC Telford v Harriers

    9:16pm Another change for Harriers! Hooray! This time Danny Lewis replaces Nathan Vaughan in goal.  9:16pm Neil Byrne races Telford defender Simon Grand in the72nd minute.

  • County encouraging park and ride

    People in Kidderminster heading to the Faithful City this summer are being invited to Woosh into Worcester in comfort with the convenient Worcestershire County Council Park and Ride service. W1 Buses run to and from the city centre from the Perdiswell

  • Wombourne frustrate KVCC

    KIDDERMINSTER Victoria put a difficult few weeks behind them with a better display but they were still frustrated by dogged Wombourne as they were restricted to a draw on Saturday. The Chester Road side bounced back from last week’s 222 run defeat

  • Stand up for our countryside

    THE countryside is increasingly at risk from inappropriate development caused by inadequate planning policies, a weakening of local democracy and a focus on short-term economic growth regardless of the environmental consequences. The Government

  • Outdoor celebrations for library

    A MAJOR outdoor celebration is being planned to mark the opening of the Library of Birmingham. The Second City’s leading arts organisations are joining forces to stage the event in September. It will see a range of innovative arts events and

  • Lawrence blaze: Demolition delayed of two fire-damaged bays

    THE demolition of the two fire-damaged bays at Lawrence Recycling which was due to begin yesterday has been delayed. The work was due start to make it safe for specialist contractors to remove waste and allow further firefighting to take place.

  • Child's play for Esther in Uganda

    BLAKEDOWN teenager Esther Gittoes embarked on an adventure of a lifetime helping the less fortunate in the remote region of Jinja in Uganda. The 19-year-old former student of Haybridge High school was working for the charity East African Playgrounds

  • Woman arrested in connection with Stourport burglary

    A WOMAN has been arrested in connection with a break-in at a house in Stourport. The woman, who is in her 30s, is from Stourport and has been released on bail pending further inquiries. The break-in happened in Areley Common where jewellery

  • Get the house - and garden - of your dreams with Miller Homes

    A bigger BBQ, outdoor games for the kids or even a new set of patio furniture - award-winning housebuilder Miller Homes West Midlands is helping homebuyers to get their garden looking great this summer. To help them enjoy the sunshine, Miller Homes

  • PAUSE FOR THOUGHT

    WHAT happens the moment the long school holidays start? Rush-hour traffic is reduced, and the town and parks are busier with children and families. Families have to make the big adjustment. It’s great, looking forward to a fantastic time away,

  • Congratulatory messages pour in for William and Kate

    CONGRATULATIONS have been pouring in from across Worcestershire after Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge gave birth to their first child. The Royal baby boy was born at 4.24pm yesterday in the private Lindo Wing of St Mary’s Hospital in

  • Further investment needed in Kidderminster town centre

    Signs are that private investment is now starting to infiltrate Kidderminster Town Centre, with several rejuvenation schemes either started or planned. 28/29 Worcester Street, Kidderminster shows signs of investment and improvement following the

  • Council-maintained nursery in Kidderminster could close

    WORCESTERSHIRE County Council could close a Kidderminster nursery in a bid to save money. The proposal is for the county council to stop providing the morning nursery at St Oswald’s Primary School, Sion Avenue but as part of the deal the afternoon

  • Arley anglers raise nearly £500 for Help for Heroes

    ARLEY holiday park residents raised nearly £500 for Help for Heroes at a charity fishing contest. Twenty residents at Bank Farm Holiday Park, in Nib Green Lane, took part in the charity day at Wellfield Pools, in Shropshire, to raise £474.

  • Wyre Forest care home patients get extra help

    A HEALTH initiative designed to improve the quality of treatment for patients living in care homes has been launched by Wyre Forest’s Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG). The care homes and health in partnership programme (CHiPP) aims to streamline

  • Kidderminster man highly regarded for scaffolding

    A KIDDERMINSTER man has been named as a runner-up in the first year scaffolding category at this year’s National Construction College (NCC) Awards. The event took place at the NCC in Kings Norton, Birmingham. As well as Mr Holloway, 37 other

  • Free swimming for under 16s at Wyre Forest pools

    FREE swimming sessions will be available for children under the age of 16 at two Wyre Forest pools. The sessions will take place at Wyre Forest Glades Leisure Centre and Stourport Sports Centre throughout the school summer holidays. Under 16s

  • Grant makes dreams a reality

    SPORTY and arty people in Wyre Forest have been given a slice of a grant scheme’s cash to help them fulfil their dreams. They have each been awarded part of a £1,450 share-out from Wyre Forest District Council’s Xpression grant fund, which is backed

  • School community projects celebrated in Wyre Forest

    CITIZENSHIP and community projects carried out by youngsters in Wyre Forest have been celebrated during a special event. About 120 people attended the event, which brought together civic dignitaries, representatives of the emergency services, primary

  • Further investment needed in Kidderminster town centre

    Signs are that private investment is now starting to infiltrate Kidderminster Town Centre, with several rejuvenation schemes either started or planned. 28/29 Worcester Street, Kidderminster shows signs of investment and improvement following the

  • Oldbury insurer recruits trio

    THREE new staff members have been welcomed to the team at Oldbury-based Stewart Miller Insurance. Garry Carlin has taken on the role of Personal Lines development executive, with a specific focus on private car and mid and high net worth household

  • Apply now for Shuttle grant cash

    THE Shuttle is looking to pump thousands of pounds into good causes in Wyre Forest. We want local groups and organisations to benefit from the Gannett Foundation – the charitable arm of Gannett Co Inc, the parent company of Newsquest Media Group