Worcestershire | Archive | 2002 | January
Moon Women, by Pamela Duncan, Piatkus, £9.99 more...
Distant Music, by Charlotte Bingham. more...
Shackleton more...
THE housing market will remain healthy in 2002 with interest rates being the single biggest factor affecting the sector. more...
A WORCESTER company has invented a revolutionary new boat window tipped to deter vandals. more...
THE very best Worcestershire and Herefordshire have to offer the business world will be recognised in the first corporate awards especially for the two counties. more...
PETER Luff was not a popular man among his Conservative colleagues yesterday. more...
BROMSGROVE MP Julie Kirkbride has left no stone unturned in her attempts to find out whether little Leo Blair has had the contentious measles, mumps and rubella vaccine. more...
IT turns out that the Conservative Party can lay claim to a greater share of Worcestershire than previously thought. Some 70 acres of it, to be precise. more...
Over-indulgING during the festive season is good news for gym owners with business booming as former couch potatoes push themselves to the limit to shift the excess poundage. more...
Over-indulging during the festive season is good news for gym owners with business booming as former couch potatoes push themselves to the limit to shift the excess poundage. more...
FREE computer taster sessions for the over-50s in the Vale are now being offered in Evesham. more...
IT'S difficult not to feel some sympathy for the family from Doncaster who have decided to educate their son at home after he was taught by 13 teachers in the space of 16 months. more...
I LIVE in the Boughton Park area of St John's and as a dog owner find it highly annoying that I and my dog are having to tiptoe around dog mess whenever we go for a walk. more...
ONCE again, Jon Burgess is twisting the facts in an attempt to prove his case. My husband and I were independent protesters at the Boxing Day Hunt at Droitwich. more...
CONTRARY to the remarks made by Helen Smart (You Say, January 5) I believe Anita Knittel has every right to express her views on animal rights. more...
HAVING followed the articles concerning HMS Worcester that have appeared in the Evening News, I thought your readers may have noticed that February 12 marks the 60th anniversary of the Channel Dash action in which HMS Worcester took part. more...
H RAY is wrong in assuming that the number of people attending public demonstrations is an indicator of public opinion in general (You Say, January 5). more...
THE six months young Paul Oppenheimer spent in England in 1936 were to prove the most important of his life. more...
VETERAN Worcester journalist and writer Michael Grundy always weaves a cracking good yarn but last month he really excelled himself. more...
PARENTS of children due to start school in the Malvern area next year have been reminded to put names down for places before the deadline of February 8. more...
A couple's holiday ended in tragedy when their car veered off the motorway and crashed into a broken down van, killing Sadie Taylor, aged 66, of Earl's Croome. more...
THE spirit of courage - and tolerance - which underlies the Anne Frank exhibition at Worcester Cathedral has found another outlet in our columns today. more...
NEWS that Worcestershire is to get a £1.5 million cash boost to cut `bed-blocking' in hospitals has been welcomed by Worcestershire County Council. more...
REVELLERS in Worcestershire wanting to sing and dance away this year's jubilee celebrations are being urged to apply for a licence. more...
THE aroma of coffee and chocolate could soon be wafting through Upton-upon-Severn from the former premises of Cromwells Chocolatiers. more...
A MALVERN school which ploughed up a picturesque meadow to prove a point to dog walkers who stray from the footpaths has acted within the law, Government mappers say. more...
BIN men in Worcester have seen the back of work-related injuries thanks to a new rubbish collection system. more...
A WORCESTER warehouse is bracing itself for demolition as part of a regeneration scheme. more...
CONCERNED mothers of Pershore schoolchildren are campaigning for a safe way to cross a busy road. more...
PLANS for a museum dedicated to the soldiers and families from the regiments of Worcestershire have now been unveiled, but the project team needs your memories to complete the work. more...
A MUM-to-be - close to the end of her pregnancy - watched from the public gallery of Worcester Crown Court as her boyfriend escaped being jailed. more...
MOTORBIKE yobs are still making life a misery for families living near a Worcester park. more...
A LONG-awaited traffic-calming scheme is finally due to be launched in Worcester city centre this week. more...
A "BLIND drunk" man who was convinced there was an intruder in his home forced his way in and attacked him. more...
COLLEAGUES of a woman who was found dead by her cleaner at the bottom of the stairs in her Droitwich home have paid tribute to her dedication and hard work. more...
TWO miles of archive material has been removed from the city centre church that has been the county's Record Office for more than 40 years. more...
A MASSIVE police hunt has been launched in Worcestershire after a schoolboy was subjected to an horrific sexual assault. more...
A PENSIONER who was paying for his own life-saving heart bypass has died three weeks before the operation was due. more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers are thr-ough to the last 16 of the FA Youth Cup following last night's 2-1 win over Grimsby Town at Aggborough. more...
IF Monday night was anything to go by, Kidderminster Harriers can boast better future prospects than Division One side Grimsby Town. more...
"We want to keep everything on an even keel and support od Brown and the players in their efforts to move us up the table. more...
WORCESTER City have parted company with defender Mark Tucker -- by mutual consent. more...
SECOND-placed Worcester City beat top team and local rivals Dines Green Devils 4-2 in a top of the table Stourport Youth League Under 12 clash. more...
A HIGH scoring game at Kays Athletico saw the home team move above opponents All Blacks in the Worcester and District Football League Sunday Division Three. more...
EVESHAM United boss Phil Mullen expects tonight's opponents Mangotsfield United to be in the top six of the Dr Martens Western Division at the end of the season. more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers are thr-ough to the last 16 of the FA Youth Cup following last night's 2-1 win over Grimsby Town at Aggborough. more...
HEREFORD United seek to kill off minnows Chesham United in their FA Trophy third round replay at Edgar Street tonight (7.45) after twice letting victory slip from their grasp in Saturday's 2-2 draw. more...
SIMON Lewis continued his red-hot scoring form last night as Worcester Warriors won 26-17 at Bath. more...
WORCESTERSHIRE wicketkeeper Steve Rhodes has been appointed coach to the Zimbabwe under 19 team for the forthcoming Youth World Cup. more...
TIM Langford is hoping history repeats itself tonight as his Stourport Swifts side bid to topple Nationwide Conference Chester City at Walshes Meadow in their third round FA Trophy replay (7.45pm). more...
WE'VE finally made it into the play-off zone and that's a great achievement for everyone connected with Kidderminster Harriers -- particularly after our slow start to the season. more...
SIMON Lewis continued his red-hot scoring form last night as Worcester Warriors won 26-17 at Bath. more...
WORCESTERSHIRE wicketkeeper Steve Rhodes has been appointed coach to the Zimbabwe under 19 team for the forthcoming Youth World Cup. more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers are hoping to sign on-loan striker Bo Henriksen on a permanent basis. more...
TIM Langford is hoping history repeats itself tonight as his Stourport Swifts side bid to topple Nationwide Conference Chester City at Walshes Meadow in their third round FA Trophy replay (7.45pm). more...
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