Popular Splashpad is ready for summer holidays
One of Worcester’s most popular family attractions is ready for the summer holidays after a major refurbishment.
The Splashpad in Gheluvelt Park is a water-based play facility, which is free to use and attracts thousands of families every year.
Worcester City Council has invested £366…
City Council agrees further community investment
Worcester City Council is investing a further £200,000 in community projects as part of its Worcester Town Investment Plan
Supported by £19.6million of Government funding, the plan was developed four years ago by the City Council and supported by a group of local stakeholders, who form…
New play equipment installed at city park
New pieces of play equipment have been installed at a city park, as part of Worcester City Council’s ongoing plan to improve play facilities across the city.
A half-court basketball facility and nest swings are now ready for action at Cripplegate Park.
The new equipment forms part of the Ci…
Get preparing your Worcester Show entry
Whether your passion is painting, baking, growing or taking pictures – Worcester Show is your stage to shine on.
The city’s community celebration returns on Sunday 10 August at Pitchcroft, bringing together residents from across Worcester for a day of culture, live music and performanc…
Funding to bring the Corn Exchange back to life
The Government has agreed that £1.73 million of funding awarded to Worcester City Council can be used to bring the vacant Corn Exchange building back to life, as phase two of the Scala arts centre scheme.
The investment will allow the Corn Exchange in Angel Street to be refurbished as a base…
