Discover tales behind Worcester’s buildings
Stories from Worcester’s past will come to life next month as some of the city’s most iconic buildings welcome visitors during the Heritage Open Days scheme.
The Guildhall and The Commandery are among the sites offering free entry and guided tours, giving residents and visitors a chanc…
City Council to revamp vandalised play area
Worcester City Council is to invest £30,027 to revamp a children’s play area that suffered an arson attack earlier this year.
Play equipment for toddlers destroyed by vandals at Field Walk Play Area in Battenhall is set to be replaced, along with a climbing frame that has reached the e…
Council serves up popular free tennis sessions
Worcester City Council’s summer scheme to provide free access to tennis courts has proved to be a huge hit.
In partnership with Freedom Leisure, the Council made courts at Cripplegate Park and Gheluvelt Park available for free use during set times over five weeks - from 16 July to 13 August…
Worcester Mayor pays tribute to Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Kent
The Mayor of Worcester has paid a tribute to Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Kent, following her death on Friday.
Councillor Dr Matt Lamb said: “On behalf of the people of Worcester, I wish to express our deepest condolences to His Majesty The King and all members of the Royal Family follo…
Industry experts praise efforts to create ‘future-ready’ Worcester city centre
Continued efforts by Worcester City Council to create a vibrant, welcoming, and future-ready city centre have received prestigious national recognition.
Global real estate consultants Knight Frank has named Worcester among their ‘top pick investable towns’.
Their report looked at the…
