Cattle let loose as part of natural care plan on Worcester meadows
A herd of around 20 cattle have been released on Ronkswood Hill Meadows, as part of an annual conservation exercise by Worcester City Council. The cattle are being allowed free rein on the local nature reserve, to help preserve grassland and wildflowers.
The initiative is designed to act as a natu…
Search continuing for residents who will lead spending of £20 million investment
A search is continuing for people who care deeply about their community and want to help shape the future of Warndon over the next decade.
Warndon has been chosen as part of the Government’s Pride in Place programme, which will see the local community lead decisions on how £20 million…
Three-year Active Travel project delivers major improvements
A transformative three-year project aimed at enhancing walking, wheeling and cycling across Worcester has been delivered — bringing safer routes, improved accessibility, and more sustainable travel choices to thousands of residents, commuters and visitors.
Worcester City Council and Worceste…
Free housing advice and support available at Worcester drop in event
Worcester residents are invited to attend a free drop in event later this month which will offer access to housing advice, guidance and support from a wide range of local services.
The event will take place at Worcester Guildhall on Tuesday 21 April, from 10am to 2pm, providing a one stop opportun…
Planning guidance out for consultation
Views are sought on updated planning guidance that will help shape the quality and delivery of new development across South Worcestershire.
The Affordable Housing, Developer Contributions and Air Quality Supplementary Planning Documents (SPDs) are all out for a five-week public consultation.
SPDs…
