MACCLESFIELD TOWN 0 HARRIERS 0 ROCK solid Kidderminster continued their impressive defensive record at Moss Rose on Saturday, writes Peter McKinney. Harriers kept their fourth straight clean sheet, the first time in living memory that they
The church meets this Sunday at The Wyre Forest School, Bewdley Road at 10.30am, the speaker is Graham Francis. Except in August, home groups meet on Wednesdays, one group at 2.15pm and two others at 7.45pm. There are also mid-week activities for
Macclesfield 0, Harriers 0 HARRIERS continued their perfect defensive record at the start of the 2014-15 Vanarama Conference with a battling point at Macclesfield. Gary Whild's side have kept a clean sheet in all four games, the first time
Sunday Morning Service at 10.30am with Preacher Sue Stinton. Oasis Coffee Bar open Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday. 10-12noon. Please drop in and join friends for coffee and chat. 10-12noon. All are welcome.
KIDDERMINSTER police are investigating a burglary in which a sculpture worth thousands was stolen. The burglary took place at 11.30am on August 18, at a home in Worcester Road, Harvington. Entry was gained into the property by force, causing
Sunday Morning Worship will be led by Rev Mike Spencer at 10.45am. Thursday Coffee Morning will be held in the Lecture Room 10 -11.45am. In the afternoon the Ladies Craft Club meet 1.30am to 3.30am. A warm welcome to all at these events
4:54pm That is it! Harriers pushed hard late on but could not make the vital breakthrough. Kidderminster were not quite as sharp going forward as they had been in the previous two games but this is a decent point away from
THE CLA (Country Land and Business Association) says that a new code of practice intended to ensure the responsible sale and safe use of sky lanterns fails to address the fact that lanterns carrying naked flames cannot be controlled. The association
STUDENTS and staff from four schools in Wyre Forest and Hagley are set to spend five days in Geneva on a fact-finding visit of the United Nations (UN). The visit to Switzerland, between tomorrow and Friday, August 29, aims to give the students
THE fluctuating weather Britain is experiencing this summer is likely to lead to more in car arguments, according to new research from automotive servicing and repair company Kwik Fit. A new study has revealed that 52% of couples whose car has
A FUNDRAISER with a stomach-stretching twist will see twelve participants compete in an epic eating competition. The Man versus Food event, which will take place in the field next to Playland Fun Park in Stourport on Saturday, August 30 from 2pm
UNIVERSITY students are spending £485 a year travelling to and from university, equivalent to a collective £667 million, reveals new research from the 1l2l3 Student Current Account. According to the figures, only a fifth (20 per cent) of students
A SURVEY of vets by the British Veterinary Association (BVA) reveals that 97% of respondents in the Midlands believe their clients’ behaviour is influenced by what they find online. Four in 10 vets said the owners’ online research was unhelpful
FIVE students from Wyre Forest have breathed new life into the First World War commemorative plaque at Worcestershire County Cricket Club. The Stourport High School pupils “lovingly restored” the memorial, which lists the player-members who gave
