Cat Phillips

3 days ago | worcesternews.co.uk | Cat Phillips

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1 week ago | msn.com | Cat Phillips

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1 week ago | worcesternews.co.uk | Cat Phillips

Officers were seen going into flats in Moreton Place, just off All Saints Road in Worcester. Two police cars and a police van are parked on the road near the flats this evening (Tuesday). Large emergency service presence in pub car park An eyewitness said: “There are multiple police near flats, next to Moreton Place. ”The flats are behind the entrance to Crowngate Car Park. “I think there are two police cars and a police van.

1 month ago | worcesternews.co.uk | Cat Phillips

HAPPY: Hannah Webb and Chad Ingram from Chad's Gnashery based in Bottles, New Street, Worcester. (Image: Chad's Gnashery) HAPPY diners tucked into delicious vegetarian and vegan meals as a restaurant looks to expand its menu following a number of closures. Customers were able to rate the dishes out of five as Chad's Gnashery looks to add meat-free dishes after the closure of vegan restaurants in Worcester.

1 month ago | worcesternews.co.uk | Cat Phillips

RESULT: The Greens' Tor Pingree takes Riverside from Conservative Simon Geraghty (Image: Newsquest) WORCESTERSHIRE County Council's leader has lost his seat in the first big shock at the city's elections. Conservative councillor Simon Geraghty has lost his seat in the Riverside ward to the Green's Tor Pingree. He has been a member of the county council since 2005, and served as deputy leader for five years before being elected Leader.