Targeted activity in Worcester for Fly-tipping Fortnight
Residents are being encouraged to help tackle fly-tipping in Worcester, as the City Council launches a programme of activity across the city.
Fly-tipping Fortnight is taking place across the country between 12 and 25 October.
Fly-tipping is dumping items or rubbish on land, without a licence in p…
City Council hosts second Accessible Worcester conference
People from across Worcester came together recently to explore how the city can become more accessible for everyone.
Worcester City Council hosted its second Accessible Worcester conference at the Guildhall, bringing together a wide range of local people to discuss the accessibility challenges fac…
Worcester Show school winners receive awards
The Mayor of Worcester, Councillor Tor Pingree, has congratulated the winners of this year’s Worcester Show Schools’ Competition and presented them with their awards.
The annual competition invites schools from across the city to showcase their allotments and gardens, highlighting how…
Worcester City Council set to complete its biggest regeneration programme next summer
Summer 2027 is set to see the completion of the regeneration of the Angel Place area and the opening of Scala arts centre. This is Worcester City Council’s biggest investment project, involving complex construction jobs and working across multiple sites.
Scala arts centre, when it open…
Improvements underway at Worcester orchard
Work is underway at a public orchard in Worcester, popular with dog walkers, to improve the condition of the land and support the wildlife that lives there.
Aconbury Orchard is in Warndon Villages, near to Ronkswood Hill Meadow, and runs alongside Woodgreen Drive. It has been a popular green open…
