HARRIERS are joining forces with Sadlers to relaunch the popular Harriers Arms pub at Aggborough Stadium. Currently named the Final Whistle, the pub which is adjacent to Aggborough in Hoo Road, is undergoing a refurbishment with Sadlers spearheading
HARRIERS boss John Eustace has praised the immediate impact of new signing Joe Ironside. The 23-year-old forward bagged a debut brace to help Reds to a 4-3 victory over Tamworth on Tuesday night. The hitman, who now has 20 goals to his name in all
A LAST ditch attempt to save Bewdley's paddling pool from the axe has ended in disappointment. Wyre Forest District Council, the Friends of Riverside North Park and Bewdley Town Council had been trying to reach an agreement which would see the
WHAT happens when two sets of modern parents meet up to deal in an "adult and civilised way" with playground violence and resulting injury, between their children?In Yasmina Reza's successful "sharp-edged" new comedy, the God of
A JAZZ artist and her band will be performing in Kidderminster next week.Kitty's Band will be performing in the Aggborough Suite, at Kidderminster Harriers Football Club, in Hoo Road, on Monday (March 27), as part of the regular Aggborough Music Sessions.Kitty
A KIDDERMINSTER singer/songwriter will celebrate the launch of his new EP with a hometown gig. Ian Passey, who records and performs as the Humdrum Express, will take to the stage the Boar’s Head, in Worcester Street, on Saturday (March 25).
KIDDERMINSTER Male Choir has will raise much-needed funds for the local branch of the Alzheimer’s Society at their Spring Concert next month. The choir’s Spring Concert will take place at Kidderminster Town Hall on Saturday, April 1, from 7.30pm.
A SOCIAL dance evening with music provided by organist Angie will take place in Kidderminster.The event will take place on Friday (March 24) between 8pm and 11pm, at the Gilt Edge Club, in Zortech Avenue.The evening will consist of a mixture of ballroom
ALL SAINTS CHURCH: On Mothering Sunday we are holding a united service at St Anne`s Church, Bewdley, on March 25. Everyone is welcome
ASTLEY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY: The Spring Equinox on Monday 20th March 2017 will hopefully herald in warmer weather. Our gardens have already come alive with many bulbs bursting forth including snowdrops, daffodils, crocus, hyacinths and many of the flowering
A WORRIED councillor believes Bewdley’s prosperity is being put at risk by increased car parking charges.Bewdley Town councillor Anna Coleman handed in a 1,000-signature petition in to Wyre Forest District Council’s cabinet calling for a halt to increases
BLAKEDOWN WI: The president welcomed Sally on her second visit to our group and Rosie who had joined in February. Mary Dodd was thanked for the lovely spring arrangement of yellow daffodils and roses for the Presidents table. Our first event of the meeting
KIDDERMINSTER ROTARY CLUB: What a turn-up for the books when past president Mervyn Silcox stepped into the ring to stand in another man’s shoes and take the bull by the horns enabling members to bone up on the derivation of long established English expressions
CHADDESLEY CORBETT GARDENERS’ CLUB: A change of speaker did not deter the members from the March meeting. Unfortunately Reg Moule was not able to come but luckily one of our regular speakers, Adrian James was available and entertained us with a fascinating
STOURPORT FLORAL ART: The club began 2017 with the Annual General Meeting followed by the auction of items donated by members towards club funds and this year’s charityDi Crump stepped down as Chairman and Joan Kinsella accepted the position.Brigette
KIDDERMINSTER & DISTRICT ARCHAEOLOGICAL & HISTORICAL SOCIETY: At the meeting on March 29, Alf Jenkins MBE will give a talk entitled "Wagons to Wheel Biers".Meetings of the society open at 7.30 for a 7.45pm start and are held in St George'
KIDDERMINSTER HIGH SCHOOL OLD GIRLS' ASSOCIATION: The OGA have pleasure in presenting a talk by the popular local speaker, Max Keen on April 3 at the Salvation Army hall at 7.30pm.Max performs in historical dress to present a his talks, which are
KIDDERMINSTER CHORAL SOCIETY: This spring, the society will give a performance of Elgar's oratorio “The Kingdom”. The concert takes place at Kidderminster Town Hall on March 25, starting at 7.30pm.Conducted by Geoffrey Weaver, the Society will be
WOLVERLEY WI: The ladies met on March 6. The meeting was well attended and we welcomed 2 guests. Member Liz stepped in at short notice and gave a thoroughly enlightening talk on several of her beautiful pieces of quilting. WI ladies are so talented and
THE headteacher of a Kidderminster primary school has said she is “extremely disappointed” after the school was placed in special measures by Ofsted. Inspectors visited St George’s CE Primary School, in Birmingham Road, in January and rated the school
A PAEDOPHILE has been jailed after he sexually abused two boys in the 1990s, paying the younger £1 to perform sex acts on him. Stuart Jacques was a youth himself when he committed all but one of the offences in Kidderminster between 1991 and 1993.
KIDDERMINSTER-born musician Nick J. Townsend is celebrating after a painting was commissioned of him to hang in Kidderminster Town Hall. Nick, frontman of long-running metal band WEAK13, said it was an honour to see his painting hanging in the
A BURST water pipe is causing supply issues for residents in Bewdley. Severn Trent Water are out repairing a burst water pipe in Heightington Road, in Bewdley, this morning (March 22). The teams have warned that this may be causing water supplies
A MOTORCYCLIST has died after a crash with a lorry in Hartlebury this morning (March 22). West Midlands Ambulance Service were called to the crash on the Hartlebury Trading Estate shortly after 5.30am this morning (Wednesday, March 22). Despite
