Worcestershire | Archive | 2004 | July
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NO one said saving the planet was going to be easy - but it can be fun! more...
A FORMER office block dating from the 19th Century is being transformed into luxury apartments. more...
OLD and unwanted mobiles will be made good use of in a new charity scheme. more...
SICKNESS absence is increasing in workplaces across the UK with stress-related problems a growing cause of concern, according to new research. more...
I READ with dismay your comments in We Say (Tuesday, June 29). How out of touch with your readership you really are! more...
DAVID Blunkett is calling for the suspension of the Chief Constable of the Humberside Police Force. Why? more...
ABOUT a year ago, I remember somebody writing to say that there were four basic types of argument employed by europhiles. more...
IF there was one redeeming feature to come out of the 1974 Local Government re-organisation I would say it was our Sunday morning car boot sale. more...
LIKE John Phillpott (Evening News, Monday, June 28) I'm in favour of change. more...
I AM at a loss to understand how these so-called football supporters can afford to travel to Portugal and have enough money left over to get drunk. They must get paid too much money. more...
WE would like to thank everybody who attended the firefighters' charity car wash in McDonald's car park. more...
PARENTS and youth groups are to have their say on the future of indoor and outdoor play schemes in Worcester. more...
DEDICATION is the word that comes to mind for the people who know Evening News paperboy of the month Garry Adshead. more...
A CAR-lover from Worcester was only able to drive his dream vehicle on a few occasions before being diagnosed with cancer. more...
PLANS for the introduction of a centre to help the victims of rape and sexual assault have been delayed to allow extra facilities to be included. more...
A COMMUNITY nurse from Worcester said she felt humbled after being told she had been nominated for a national nursing award. more...
AN ANGRY resident whose life has been made a "living hell" by flies from a nearby landfill site, is considering moving house. more...
DROITWICH historian Nellie Copson is to give a talk on the town's past in an effort to raise money for a future venture. more...
A 10-DAY-OLD baby guinea pig, which was dragged out of its hutch and heartlessly pushed through the letterbox of a doctor's surgery, has finally been reunited with its owner. more...
HOUSING organisations in Droitwich and other parts of Wychavon have been invited to have their say on the district's housing strategy. more...
THE retsina is flowing for the Greeks after the nation's football team completed their odyssey, winning the Euro 2004 tournament. more...
SEVENTEEN firefighters who have served the community for a total of 425 years have been rewarded for their efforts. more...
WORK to reduce noise on a busy Worcester road begins today. more...
PRIDE of Britain Award winner, Cornel Hrisca-Munn, is to take part in a 12-hour sponsored drumming session. more...
DISABLED users of the Unity House Day Centre are considering suing Worcestershire County Council for up to £36m, following news that the facility could shut. more...
ANXIOUS parents were due to speak at County Hall this morning in a bid to convince councillors not to close 15 middle schools in north Worcestershire. more...
A mystery driver went on a high-speed rampage through Pershore this morning, leaving a trail of destruction in his wake. more...
TEAMS battled it out on water-drenched obstacle courses - assisted by a sprinkling of summer showers - to raise funds for a new children's hospice. more...
THE most pleasing aspect about going on holiday with older people is the fact that almost everything is done for you. more...
WHETHER they're playing football, glued to a PlayStation, doing their homework or reading Harry Potter, most 12-year-old boys lead pretty busy lives. more...
VISITORS to the Severn Valley Railway entered a time warp when a special event was staged to commemorate World War Two. more...
MORE than 10,000 people from all around the country flocked to a small Herefordshire town at the weekend for its annual gala. more...
THE week-long Droitwich Spa music festival is now well and truly under way with a mixture of jazz, classical and blues rocking the town. more...
PERSHORE resounded to the sound of music at the weekend when 26 brass bands took part in a marathon concert. more...
THREE of the cars featuring in this summer's Hollywood blockbuster re-make of the cult 60s TV programme, Thunderbirds, are coming to Worcester. more...
RESIDENTS of a Worcestershire village who fought in the Second World War are set to be honoured with a new plaque - after the previous one was attacked by woodworm. more...
YOUNGSTERS have been helped by Worcester City Council in their quest to secure a set of Cub Scout badges. more...
A MAN whose 63-year-old tortoise disappeared from his Worcester home has expressed his delight to the Evening News after the tortoise was returned. more...
AN RAF corporal, recognised in the Queen's birthday honours list while serving in the Gulf, says improving Iraq's infrastructure is the "biggest battle" now. more...
THERE was no sleeping on the job for fund-raisers as 15 beds were pushed to the centre of Worcester to collect money for a city hospice. more...
WORCESTERSHIRE Royals are on course for promotion from Division Two of the totesport League following yesterday's victory over Somerset Sabres at New Road. more...
WORCESTER Royals return to Twenty20 Cup action this evening when they take on Northamptonshire Steelbacks at Luton (5.30pm). more...
WORCESTERSHIRE'S long-serving all-rounder David Leatherdale is to hold talks with the county about extending a career which has already spanned 17 seasons. more...
WORCESTER Bowling Club scored a resounding 5-0 win over Hereford in the Area Top Club Final and now go forward to the regional finals when they meet one of four clubs from Somerset. more...
NATHAN Newport claimed five wickets as Royal Grammar School, Worcester's U15s booked a place in the final of the national Lord's Taverners Trophy by defeating Bradford Grammar School by 65 runs at Flagge Meadow. more...
WILL Gifford scored a fine 76 in Kidderminster Victoria's six-wicket Birmingham League Division One defeat of Kenilworth. more...
WORCESTER are rooted to the bottom of the Birmingham League division two table after suffering an eight- wicket defeat at Solihull Blossomfield. more...
WESTFIELDS will play Corby Town away in the preliminary round of the FA Cup on September 4. more...
WORCESTERSHIRE'S long-serving all-rounder David Leatherdale is to hold talks with the county about extending a career which has already spanned 17 seasons. more...
WORCESTER Royals return to Twenty20 Cup action this evening when they take on Northamptonshire Steelbacks at Luton (5.30pm). more...
WORCESTERSHIRE Royals are on course for promotion from Division Two of the totesport League following yesterday's victory over Somerset Sabres at New Road. more...
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