Worcestershire

One of the UK's biggest health food firms has sent no organic products to Ireland since Christmas.

Works to make improvements to transport links in the Churchfields area of Kidderminster are now complete.

National League clubs are dealt a major blow after being told future funding from the government will be issued as loans.

More than 170 new volunteers have signed up to the County Council’s Here2Help service since the start of 2021, with many offering to assist with the mass Covid vaccine roll out.

Multi-coloured skies have been enjoyed across the West Midlands on Monday morning.

Solicitor Justine Sore says she devised the challenge to get her "cold water fix in lockdown".

Six years after first caring for a baby in Uganda, Emilie Larter brings her adopted son home.

Christmas gatherings were cut back but was there still an impact on Covid cases?

A trial date is set for August following the death of 66-year-old Neil Parkinson.

Leanne McDonald benefits from a charitable scheme which refurbishes old laptops for children.

Worcestershire County Council has confirmed its major infrastructure projects and road maintenance programmes are continuing during the current Covid-19 lockdown.

A number of graduates have been hired in recent months thanks to grants from Worcestershire County Council that were launched to help businesses recover from the effects of COVID-19.

Works to improve the busy Hoobrook Junction in Kidderminster are set to start later this month.

With schools closed to most students, young people are getting to grips with remote learning.

Worcestershire now has more cases of Covid-19 that at any other time during the pandemic.

Scotland fly-half Duncan Weir says a return home and long-term deal were "too good to turn down" after agreeing to rejoin Glasgow Warriors from Worcester next season.

Earlier this month videos showing supposed empty hospitals were shared on social media.

Worcester Warriors full-back Melani Nanai is likely to miss the rest of the season with a torn hamstring.

Worcestershire County Council has been inundated with offers of potential sites where Community Rapid Testing for Covid can be carried out.

Public health officials believe coronavirus cases are rising due to families mixing.