Replacement tree planting at Gheluvelt Park
A commemorative tree, which was planted to mark Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee, has been replaced in a Worcester park.
The tree, which was planted to mark the celebration in 2012, was removed as part of the Kepax Bridge construction.
Second World War and Battle of the River Plate vete…
City Council agrees five-year extension with Freedom Leisure
Worcester City Council has agreed a five-year extension of its partnership with Freedom Leisure, continuing their management of the city’s leisure services through to December 2030. The renewed agreement builds on the original 10-year contract awarded in 2016, under which Freedom Leisure has…
Find out how volunteering makes a difference in Worcester
An upcoming event in Worcester is set to highlight the vital role of volunteering across the city, while offering residents the chance to explore a wide range of opportunities to get involved.
The Worcester Volunteer Expo 2025, the city's largest event of its kind, will take place at the Guildhall…
Planning permission approved for ‘greenest crematorium in the West Midlands’
Worcester Crematorium is set to become the first in the West Midlands to install electric cremators, following the approval of planning permission for a major refurbishment.
The existing three gas-powered cremators will now be replaced with two electric models, as part of a broader scheme that wil…
Dance, music, great flavours and more – get in the mood for Eurovision at Worcester’s Guildhall
The Guildhall will be filled with vibrant colours, music and dance next month for a celebration of European cultures in Worcester.
Euro-Worcester takes place on Saturday 17 May from 11am to 3pm – the same day as the Eurovision Song Contest final.
The free event, organised by Worcester City…
