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“What’s on in Worcester” is the ‘go to’ website, packed with information for residents and visitors, to make your time in Worcester enjoyable. Great ideas on what to do and see, the best places to eat and stay, attractions, events, news and more…
Four of Worcester’s parks have received Green Flag awards – Riverside Park, Cripplegate Park, Fort Royal Park and Gheluvelt Park.
The Tudor House Museum has been given 61,000 of lottery money which will be spent on restoration work
Cancer patient Martyn Wells is taking on the gruelling 228 mile Cape Wraith walk starting on August 31st, hoping to raise £100,000 for Macmillan, just four months after having to learn to walk again after severe pneumonia and sepsis as well as his ongoing cancer. Donate generously.
Returning for the eleventh consecutive year the Worcester Music Festival @City Centre will take place across more than twenty venues in the city centre. The festival also delivers free music-related workshops for everybody. So far more than £55,000 has been raised for charity
A Team GB kayaker, Emma Witherford, has thanked a Malvern company, Payara for their support without which she says she could never have got so far
Ten year old Elin Day-Thompson won a competition to design ‘something you couldn’t live without in space’. She designed a clarinet which was lifted off from Ashbourne and landed by parachute near Scunthorpe
Artefacts have been discovered from the Battle of Worcester at a construction site which, for the first time, accurately pinpoints the site
Highland Cattle are being released to graze the Malvern Hills and reduce the scrub there to help return the grassland and flower rich meadows
Worcester Council are installing the first ‘bat-friendly’ street lights in the UK near to Warndon Woods to facilitate a ‘bat corridor’
Arts and crafts giant Hobbycraft are set to open a store in the town next month. It will be the groups 95th store and will bring 20 jobs to the city
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