Competition to mark 400th Anniversary of Worcester City Charter
On 2 October 1621, James I put his seal to the Charter that granted Worcester the rights and constitution which still form the basis for modern governance of the city today. But what difference did that make? Now's your chance to do some research and find out why the Charter matters - ...
Festival celebrates landmark 400th anniversary of Worcester City Charter
On 2 October 1621, James I put his seal to the Charter that granted Worcester the rights and constitution which still form the basis for modern governance of the city today. A series of events are being held to celebrate the 400th anniversary and explore the significance of the Charter.Over the s...
Flower Power will help attract visitors to Worcester
Thousands of flowers are being planted in hanging baskets this week, in a bid to brighten up the city centre and entice visitors back to Worcester.Petunias, busy lizzies, begonias and geraniums will fill 160 baskets, adding a splash of colour to central areas including High Street, Broad St...
Council steps in to tidy up eyesore property
Worcester City Council has used special powers to step in and clear up an unkempt and overgrown garden at a property in Somers Road, which had been empty for over ten years.The absent owner, whose whereabouts are unknown, had not kept up with general maintenance of the Worcester property. The gar...
Worcester flag flies to show support for Armed Forces
The Deputy Mayor of Worcester, Cllr Adrian Gregson, was joined by military personnel on Tuesday 22 June to observe the raising of the Armed Forces Day Flag over the Guildhall."We are raising the flag today in advance of Armed Forces day on Saturday to show our support for the men and women who ma...
