Fridge removed after smell of smoke reported

January 5, 2021

Worcester Editorial 21 hours ago

FIREFIGHTERS have removed a fridge from a premises on Bath Road after being called to attend a smell of smoke.

Crews from Worcester attended the scene at 11.33am this morning (Tuesday) and removed the item after discovering an electrical fault.

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January 25, 2021

MP adds voice to praise for service

CITY MP Robin Walker has praised the volunteers at Worcester Talking News for their work over the past year to help blind and visually impaired people stay in touch with local and national news. The charity, based at Colin Chance House, has existed since 1978, and their work has been particularly valuable over the past […]
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January 21, 2021

Neighbours scoop £30k each

NEIGHBOURS on a Dormston street are celebrating after scooping a staggering £30,000 each thanks to playing People’s Postcode Lottery. The trio scooped the prize when their postcode, WR7 4LG, was announced as a winner last week. Steve Davies, who celebrated his 61st birthday earlier this month was among the winners. He discovered how much he’d […]
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January 21, 2021

Chamber reveals job cuts in latest employment report

MORE than a quarter of businesses have made redundancies during the pandemic according to the latest employment report from Herefordshire and Worcestershire Chamber of Commerce. It also found that many firms have been reliant economic support from government to survive the downturn with 42 per cent of businesses saying their use of the Job Retention […]
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January 21, 2021

Government’s inaction blamed for record level of excess deaths

A LEADING Green Party councillor has criticised the Government for its inaction to stem the Covid infection rate across the country. Coun Matthew Jenkins, Green Party County Councillor for St Stephen spoke out after the Office of National Statistics announced that last year the UK recorded the highest levels of excess deaths since the Second […]
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January 21, 2021

Looking at ways to end loneliness

SIGHT Concern Worcestershire has launched new services to help people with sight loss/visual impairment beat loneliness. The charity has created a new Facebook page for its users and carers to have a safe space to discuss their issues and needs. They will be able to find information and seek advice from sight loss advisers on […]
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