Former Worcester porcelain workers invited to unveiling of new public art
A call is going out to former workers at the world-renowned Royal Worcester porcelain works to attend the unveiling of a major new public art work commemorating the proud heritage that they were part of.
The artwork, created by experienced public artists Musson+Retallick, is inspired by the 275-ye…
Three Worcester play areas to be transformed this summer
An investment of £331,000 is being made to transform three play parks for children of all ages in Worcester.
Horizon Hub, Ronkswood Hub and Medway Road play areas are all set to be reshaped over the coming weeks.
The work follows consultation with residents, who were invited to share their…
What do you think of Worcester’s historic Guildhall?
As Worcester’s historic Guildhall approaches its 800th anniversary, residents and visitors to the city are being asked for their views on the landmark.
Set on High Street in the very centre of Worcester, the Guildhall was first established in 1227 and the current building was completed three…
Should two Worcester railway crossing footpaths remain closed?
Worcester City Council is asking the public for their views on whether the closure of two city footpaths that run across railway lines should continue.
The Council is proposing to extend the closure of Kays Crossing (off Bromyard Road) and Brickfields Crossing (off Astwood Road), which have…
New Mayor for Worcester is appointed
A new Mayor of Worcester has been appointed and is ready to represent the city at civic events for the next 12 months.
Councillor Tor Pingree has taken over the chain of office after being voted in at last night’s (Tuesday 12 May) Worcester City Annual Council meeting.
She takes over from C…
