Worcester

Tributes left in memory of university student Tom Jones are to be removed this week.

A workshop helping you clean and care for your precious documents and books will be held at The Hive.

Staff at The Hive are getting set for a bustling week of activity as half-term approaches.

The way short-term care for people discharged from hospital is provided in Wyre Forest is going to change.

A thousand local businesses are being invited to have their say about the future of business and economy policy in Worcestershire.

Worcestershire County Councillors will discuss a new approach to prevent children from entering the care system at a Cabinet meeting next week (Thursday 18 October).

Autumn colours, crunching leaves, spooky trails and children’s activities all combine to make a half term visit to Hartlebury Castle fun for all the family.

Communities from across Worcestershire are to be given the opportunity to play an increasingly important role in how their local libraries are run.

Word Up! The competition to find Worcestershire's next Young Poet Laureate gets underway this week (Thursday October 4).

The Hive is running a workshop to help people find out more about the history of their house or building of interest. 

Worcestershire County Council has welcomed yesterday's news that an extra £240million will be invested into Adult Social Care, but stress more funding is needed to meet the current long-term demand.

Families can enjoy a dedicated weekend of inspiring tales and activities as part of this year’s University of Worcester Storytelling Festival for Children.

The UK's oldest person who lives in Worcestershire has backed Worcestershire County Council's celebrations for 70 years of adult social care.

The Hive has surpassed the 1,000 crafted poppies mark this week with more coming in every day as it bids to reach its goal of 10,000.

Recycle Week launches for 2018.

FinditinWorcestershire's 'Public Sector Procurement Special’ event took place on the 18th Sep

Worcestershire County Council is facing a net budget overspend of more than £5 million as financial pressures on local government increase.

A free event with drop-in talks about the archaeology of Lich Street in Worcester is taking place in the city later this month.

People going to this year's Worcestershire Pride on September 22nd can find out all about fostering in the county.

Croome Court sphinxes adorn bras to support bra recycling and Worcestershire Breast Unit Haven