A MAJOR event to help farmers combat the multi-million pound scourge of rural crime is to be held in Broadway this week. Organised by the NFU, it will be at the Lygon Arms Hotel, Broadway, on Thursday evening, January 30, when farm security, property
PERSHORE Tennis Centre hosted a regional festival to encourage adults and children with learning difficulties to play the sport. Telford Tennis Centre and Derwen College players joined up with Pershore for a team challenge involving 19 players.
FC Wickhamford and Sporting Club Inkberrow motored into the Worcestershire FA Saturday Minor Cup semi-finals. Stratford Alliance side Wickhamford won 7-1 at Bredon Reserves through Sam Beddoes (3), Louis Brown (3) and Mike Jennings. Midland
PHONE scammers are targeting residents in the county. The caller claims to represent Amazon Prime, a paid subscription service offered by the online retailer Amazon, giving people access to services such as free two day delivery, when calling homes
WORCESTERSHIRE men's barbershop chorus, Vale Harmony, is teaming up with the 10-time UK Champions Great Western Chorus to sing in Pershore Abbey for a third time. They'll be putting on a charity concert in April to raise money for Prostate Cancer
BROADWAY Golf Club’s outgoing captain, Andy Basford, has been busy totalling up his charity fund – earned throughout 2019 from the many golfing and social activities run by the club. The two charities he supported during his year as captain were
EVESHAM United ended a run of four BetVictor Southern League Division One South defeats with a useful 1-1 draw at high-flying Winchester City. Paul Sullivan had the Robins in front from the 35th minute during an improved display but the Citizens
LITTLETON returned to action after nearly three weeks without a game to win 2-0 at Wolverhampton Sporting Community. The success moved the villagers up to eighth in the West Midlands League Premier Division. The visitors looked dominant as
Former Evesham Town Council mace bearer Arthur Fryer has died at the age of 88. Arthur was a market gardener in Offenham for much of his working life. He was a Boy Scout and bell ringer in his early years before his nursery work took much of
INKBERROW sent a strong message in their pursuit of a first Birdseye Sports Evesham Sunday League Division One title with a thumping 6-0 win over title rivals Evesham WMC. The goals came from Harry Clarke (2), Alex Bullock (2), Harry Grant and
