FOR the 15th year in succession the Primrose Choir will be performing a special summer concert at Redditch Town Hall.This year the group, dedicated to raising vital cash for the Primrose Hospice, is remembering VE Day and celebrating the peace that has
REDDITCH businessman Ian Jukes did not think he had any health problems when he and his wife moved to Worcester in 2011. He felt perfectly well but, as a normal part of moving to a new area, the 56 year-old went along to register with a new GP.
ALCESTER and Stratford District Round Table are hosting their annual ‘Pub Paddle’ event in Bidford-on-Avon. Members from as far as Tamworth, Coleshill, Birmingham, Solihull and Bromsgrove as well as Alcester, Stratford and Redditch, will race up
A REDDITCH youngster is competing in a national competition alongside his band to win a £100,000 recording contract. Bassist Charlie Brooks alongside his band, The Purple Shades, has entered a competition entitled A Brand New Artist for Christmas
IT was all change at Redditch Borough Council’s Annual General Meeting, held earlier this week, where a new mayor was appointed and portfolio holders chosen. Councillor Pattie Hill has taken over from Councillor Pat Witherspoon as the new mayor
BARGAIN Hunters in Redditch are being invited to a buy good quality pre-loved clothes. The sale, of children's clothes, is at Imagination Street play centre in Astwood Bank, Redditch, from Friday, May 29 to Sunday, May 31. For more information
THE Ragley Estate has been announced as the venue for the 2016 CLA Game Fair. The event, which is expected to attract around 150,000 visitors, will be taking place from Friday, 29 to Sunday 31 July. This will be the third time that Ragley Hall
PEOPLE are being invited to attend a medieval themed event held at the Forge Mill Needle Museum between Saturday, June 13 and Sunday, June 14. From 11am till 4pm a range of activities will be put on including dress up, stories and a visit to the
A YOUNG butcher who works at Hillers on Dunnington Heath Farm completed the Shakespeare Half Marathon and raised £667 in aid of two charities. Karl Mould, aged 24, in a bid to help his friend Harry Dyke to raise £20,000 for Leukaemia and Lymphoma
FOR the fifth time prams and buggies lined Alcester High Street for the annual charity pram race. The event sees competitors darting around the streets and pubs of Alcester with their prams for two local causes. The event on Sunday, May 24
