WEST Mercia Police is appealing for information after a dangerous dog incident in Redditch. The incident happened on Saturday, March 28 at about 5pm on Cemetery Lane. The victim, a 61-year-old woman, was walking her dog when it was attacked
Kings Norton 7, Evesham 50 INJURY hit Kings Norton were were no match for second-placed Evesham in their final home game of the season in the Midlands Division Four West (South). The hosts took the an early lead when Rob McGhee ran 20 metres
ALCESTER Nomads were comfortable winners over Alley Cats in the Studley Skittles League. Nomads took the first two legs narrowly before opening up a big lead after leg three and although Alley Cats briefly threatened to make the game a closer affair
REDDITCH Kingfisher Rotary Club has announced that there are still vacancies for its ever popular annual holiday to Blackpool.The holiday, from July 3 to 10, is bed and breakfast accommodation, with evening meal and includes free transport to and from
SINGERS, bands, choirs and DJs of all varieties can show off what they’ve got this August at the annual Morton Stanley Festival. Last year more than 12,000 people flocked to the free, two-day summer music festival, where some of the best talent
CONCERNED residents have hit out at the county council’s temporary fix to a bridge in South Woodrow. After a deteriorating section of the bridge was reported to the Worcestershire County Council a temporary plastic barrier was put in front of it
THE Salvation Army would like to thank the people of Redditch for once again being so generous and supportive during the Christmas season. Your donations of food, toys and money allowed us to help people in need during this time and we are extremely
ONE of the longest running shows in the Midlands, A Black Country Night Out, is coming to Redditch. Over the years the show has starred some of the truly great local comedians such as Aynuk & Ayli, Tommy Mundon, Dolly Allen and Giggetty.
A LADIES night held at Alcester Town Hall raised more than £1,000 for charity. The event was put on by Redditch Ladies Circle and Alcester and Stratford District Round Table. The black tie dinner dance and silent auction was attended by members
CHILDREN at Coughton CE Primary School in Alcester celebrated Easter in an egg-straordinary way. Several weeks ago, dedicated assistant headteacher, Katie Langley bought seven chicken eggs for a school project and after keeping them in an incubator
ALCESTER Nomads were comfortable winners over Alley Cats in the Studley Skittles League. Nomads took the first two legs narrowly before opening up a big lead after leg three and although Alley Cats briefly threatened to make the game a closer affair
BLACK Horse carried off the Keith Turner Cup after defeating Austin Ex Apprentices 6-5 on penalties. The scores were locked at 2-2 after extra-time before the lottery of the shoot-out decided the cup’s fate. Horse then played Rocklands in the
LIAM McDonald has called on the fans to descend on the Valley Stadium to watch Redditch United tackle Truro in what could be a season-defining game. The Reds are still in the hunt for the play-off spots in the Southern League Premier and their
