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  • Who is your Worcester Sporting Hero
    Do you know a Worcester individual or team who has shown great dedication or excelled in sport over the last year Nows the time to help them get the recognition they deserve.
  • Worcesters first Boccia club hits the target
    Worcesters first independent disability sport Boccia club has just launched at Perdiswell Leisure Centre and is proving popular with city residents with a range of disabilities.
  • Dont be a tarmac target
    Worcestershire Regulatory Services are warning residents to be aware of rogue traders, in particular tarmac gangs.
  • Bank holiday bin collections
    The May Day bank holiday will have no effect on normal domestic refuse collections in Worcester, as the service does not operate on Mondays. Black bins should be left out during the week as normal.
  • New way to report a rogue trader
    Consumer watchdogs in Worcestershire are urging residents to report any suspicious activity involving tradesmen who could be rogue traders or con men to a new dedicated email service.
  • Worcestershire's Big Volunteering Survey
    A research project exploring people's views on volunteering is offering local residents the chance to win 200 by sharing their experiences.
  • Have a barking good time as the Splashpad returns
    Worcesters Gheluvelt Park is the place to be this Saturday April 20 as the massively popular Splashpad water play area springs back into action and the park hosts the fun Bark in the Park event for dogs and their owners.
  • A millennium of medical history in Worcestershire
    If you were ill a thousand years ago, who would look after you and how would you be treated
  • Time to get growing for the Worcester Flower Show
    Now that some warmer, wetter weather is finally predicted, the City Council is encouraging greenfingered residents to dust off their trowels, dig out their seeds and compost and start planting to ensure they can harvest their fruit and vegetables in time for the eighth annual Worcester City Flower Show.
  • Small Claims Court limit increases to 10,000
    Worcester consumers are being advised that they can now make compensation claims for defective goods or substandard services to the value of 10,000 at the small claims court.

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