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20 November 2023
Worcester residents asked for views on plans to improve public space in Warndon
Local residents are being asked for their views on proposals to improve a public open space on the south side of Cotswold Way in Warndon, opposite the Mazak factory.
Worcester City Council is preparing plans for a range of improvements to the 4.2-acre area of public open space that runs alongsid...
17 November 2023
New electric vehicle charging points installed in Worcester
New electric vehicle (EV) charging points have been installed in Worcester City Council's King Street car park.
The move will build on the success of the 12 EV charging points which are already in place at St Martin's Gate car park.
Four fast chargers have been installed in King Street car park...
16 November 2023
New Worcester swordbearer is sworn in, in 400-year-old tradition
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A new bearer of the Sword of State for Worce...
15 November 2023
Worcester’s landmark tourism buildings to be open Sundays in 2024
Public opening hours to two city museums are to be reshaped following a decision made by Worcester City Council.
Worcester City Art Gallery & Museum and The Commandery are key destinations for visitors to the city, attracting a combined 80,000 visitors each year.
Proposals have been agreed ...
15 November 2023
Last chance to have your say in review of Worcester’s Public Space Protection Orders
Residents have until 27 November to make their views known on Worcester City Council's review of powers to combat anti-social behaviour in the city.
Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs) are used by local councils to protect the public from behaviour that can have a detrimental effect...