Memorial unveiled to victims of Second World War bombing in Worcester
A memorial sculpture to the victims of the only fatal German attack on Worcester in the Second World War has been unveiled.
The leaf-shaped monument, created by local mosaic artist Victoria Harrison, is the centrepiece of the newly-regenerated Meco Memorial Nature Park, situated close to the M...
Saturday Skips service to end in September
Worcester City Council is set to close its Saturday Skip services in September, as part of a drive to meet a £2.5 million funding gap.
Currently, skips are provided at seven city locations on a rota basis, allowing residents to dispose of large items conveniently and at no cost to them.
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Don’t lose your vote – residents in Worcester urged to check voter registration details
Worcester residents are being urged to check their electoral registration details or risk losing their chance to vote on decisions that affect them.
The City Council is writing to all households in the city, asking residents
to keep the electoral register up to date, to identify who risks los...
Councillors welcome Worcester's first-ever Play Plan
Councillors have backed a scheme which will improve play facilities and spaces across Worcester.Members of the Place and Economic Development this week approved the city's first ever Play Plan.Designed in consultation with children, young people and their families and carers, it sets out ambition...
New electric vehicle chargers to be installed at Worcester car parks
Work starts this week to create 20 new electric vehicle (EV) charging bays in Worcester car parks.
Eight new charging bays are to be created in King Street car park, and a further 12 at Tallow Hill car park.
Work will get underway at King Street on Thursday 27 July, with Tallow Hill to follow...
