City Council outline proposals for forthcoming budget
Worcester City Council is proposing several measures which will help it meet budget pressures and set a balanced budget for 2026/27.
Proposed measures include a 5% increase to prices in the car parks the Council owns and operates, and the introduction of charge…
Have your say on street trading in Worcester
Worcester City Council is asking people to share their views on an updated policy that will shape how street trading is regulated across the city.
The revised Street Trading Policy explains how applications from street traders will be assessed and determined. It also outlines the standard conditio…
Setting out the facts on immigration and asylum seeking in Worcester
Worcester residents are being encouraged to check out the facts around immigration, asylum seekers and refugees in the city.
These issues are being debated across the nation, particularly with hotels – including the Fownes in Worcester – being used to house people seeking asylum in wha…
Drop-in event to make sure you don’t lose your postal vote
Worcester people who vote in elections by post are being urged to make sure they renew their application as soon as possible.
And to make it as easy as possible, the Guildhall is hosting drop-in sessions on Monday and Tuesday next week (12 and 13 January), from 10am to 3pm, to help people renew th…
Final chance to have your say on South Worcestershire Development Plan Review
Residents have a final chance to have their say on the South Worcestershire Development Plan Review (SWDPR) before it is officially adopted.
A six-week public consultation runs from 6 January until 5pm on 17 February, 2026, to allow residents and other interested stakeholders to review proposed ch…
