Explore city’s heritage with the Worcester Passport
Residents and visitors to Worcester are invited to explore the city’s rich heritage through a new initiative – the Worcester Passport.
This free, family-friendly challenge offers a fun way to discover 12 of Worcester’s most historic and iconic buildings.
Participants can...
Cattle ‘let loose’ as part of natural care plan on Worcester meadows
A herd of around 20 cattle are about to be released on Ronkswood Hill Meadows, as part of an annual conservation exercise by Worcester City Council. The cattle will be allowed free rein on the local nature reserve, to help preserve grassland and wildflowers.
The initiative is designed to act as ...
Community training facility opens in Dines Green
A purpose-built training facility, that will provide opportunities for the local community to learn sustainable construction skills, has officially opened in Worcester.
Located next to The Green Hub community centre in Dines Green, the newly completed Building Block Two includes a workshop, clas...
Have your say on plan to boost nature in Worcester
Worcester City Council is calling for residents and businesses to have a say on its plan to boost nature.
The Council’s Biodiversity Strategy aims to put in place measures which will aid the city’s wildlife for years to come.
A four-week public consultation is now being held f...
Beekeepers plant tree in Worcester cemetery
Beekeepers have planted a tree at a Worcester cemetery to mark a milestone occasion.
The British Beekeepers’ Association are celebrating their 150th year anniversary this year and are marking the milestone by planting trees across the country.
In Worcester, a small-leaved lime tree has be...
