Taking nature to heart
	8:46am Thu 8 May 08
	THE river Stour, which runs through Kidderminster, was lost beneath bricks and mortar following years of intensive carpet manufacturing when it was used as a water source to wash and dye.

Readers' views

8:30am Thursday 8th May 2008

Posted by Michael Grassi, Kidderminster: My suggestions: 1. Comberton Hill - Town gateway' Remove the Comberton Hill island and replace it with a flyover, giving direct access from Comberton Hill to the town (with the ringroad going underneath) and link the station to the town hall with a tram (San Francisco style!) 2. Make Tesco create a new access across the canal from Park Lane and pedestrianise the area from the Tesco petrol station right up to the town hall, including the existing bus station (see point 4) thus creating an open green space behind the college, library and bus station, using the river frontage to its full potential.

Prospectus for regeneration

1:50pm Tuesday 29th April 2008

Connecting Kidderminster' - A Prospectus for Regeneration can be downloaded by clicking here

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	Keeping the town ticking
	1:11pm Tue 29 Apr 08
	KIDDERMINSTER is recognised by the West Midlands Regional Assembly as one of just 25 strategic shopping centres across the region.
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Reader's view

12:58pm Tuesday 29th April 2008

All the proposals for the regeneration of Kidderminster I'm sure will advance the town both structurally and economically.

Little original town left - a reader's view

12:46pm Tuesday 29th April 2008

ALTHOUGH during the 1940s Kidderminster missed being a target for the Luftwaffe, from the air I imagine all the current islands and craters would tell another story.

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	Kidderminster’s image - how do you see it?
	10:34am Wed 23 Apr 08
	KIDDERMINSTER has many features that give the town its identity. These include the people and the core businesses but also iconic images such as prominent buildings and structures, local tourist attractions and historical figures.
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Early comment on this issue

10:54am Tuesday 22nd April 2008

Posted by ChrisM, Kidderminster: I think Kidderminster town centre should keep all of the old (pre-1960) buildings, but most of the 60s and 70s buildings should be replaced or face-lifted as they're simply so ugly and out of place.

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HOW TO GET INVOLVED

10:41am Tuesday 22nd April 2008

Tell us what you think of about your town - the strengths that we should be shouting about, the problems you think need fixing, and the opportunities for improvement.

KIDDERMINSTER - BE PART OF IT

1:04pm Wednesday 16th April 2008

THE Shuttle/Times & News has teamed up with Wyre Forest District Council to give readers the chance to have their say on the future of Kidderminster.

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