The Shuttle

The Shuttle, which was previously called the Kidderminster Shuttle, is a complimentary weekly publication delivered to homes in the Wyre Forest region of Worcestershire, England, every Thursday. In Stourport, it was previously referred to as the Stourport News, and there was also a paid version known as the Kidderminster Times. Since 2005, all three publications have shared the same editorial content, although they each featured different front pages until April 2006. After that date, they were all consolidated under the name The Shuttle, which now includes the Kidderminster Shuttle, Kidderminster Times, and Stourport News. During this transition, the local office in Stourport was also closed.

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Teen accused of Leo Ross murder appears before judge ahead of trial

2 days ago | kidderminstershuttle.co.uk | Helen Attwood

Schoolboy Leo Ross was fatally stabbed on a riverside path in the Hall Green area of Birmingham in January (Image: West Midlands Police/PA) A TEENAGED boy charged with murdering 12-year-old Birmingham schoolboy Leo Ross has been further remanded in custody at a brief court appearance. The 15-year-old youth, who cannot be named because of his age, spoke only to confirm his name and was not asked to enter any pleas at Birmingham Crown Court today (Tuesday April 22).
Mini golf course with 'picturesque backdrop' celebrates '12 years of fun'

6 days ago | kidderminstershuttle.co.uk | Jack Rawlins

Mini-Pro Golf Park in Wolverley (Image: Mini-Pro Golf Park) A POPULAR mini golf park is celebrating 12 years in business in Wolverley. Mini-Pro Golf Park is described as the "ultimate chip and putt course" and is located in a "scenic valley" between Kidderminster and Stourbridge. Owners are now encouraging mini golfers to "celebrate 12 years of fun" by having a round during the Easter holidays.
Birch Hill Dog Rescue: Shar Pei English Bulldog cross needs new home

6 days ago | kidderminstershuttle.co.uk | Jack Rawlins

Arlo (Image: Birch Hill Dog Rescue) A DOG rescue charity is looking to find a forever home for its four-year-old Shar Pei English Bulldog cross Arlo Birch Hill Dog Rescue, in the village of Neen Sollars, near Cleobury Mortimer, is looking to rehome the dog. In an appeal, the registered charity said: "Arlo came into our care from a home through no fault of his own. He is a very friendly, cuddly boy who loves a fuss and would make a lovely companion.
'He was one in a million' - Daughter's tribute to dad after 'tragic accident'

1 week ago | kidderminstershuttle.co.uk | Jack Rawlins

Richard Waldron with granddaughter Harper (Image: Family handout) THE heartbroken daughter of a "selfless" man who died in a "tragic accident" says he was "one in a million." Richard Waldron died at his home on Walter Nash Road in Kidderminster on Monday, April 7, after he became "trapped" underneath a Land Rover he was working on. Tributes have been pouring in for the 41-year-old, who was an advanced motorbike rider and ran his own property and garden maintenance business.
Greensforge: Forensics at scene after 'skeletal remains' found

1 week ago | kidderminstershuttle.co.uk | Jack Rawlins

4 1/1 FORENSICS have been called to a field near Kingswinford after a report of skeletal remains being found by a member of the public. Blue tents can be seen on the land, off Greensforge Lane near the Navigation Inn in Greensforge, Swindon. South Staffordshire Police were called to the land on Wednesday (April 16) following the report of skeletal remains being found. Officers confirmed that a scene has been put in place as they carry out early stage enquiries.
A448 Chaddesley: Police appeal after Jaguar E-Pace stolen

1 week ago | kidderminstershuttle.co.uk | Jack Rawlins

The A448 in Lower Chaddesley (Image: Google Maps) POLICE are appealing for information after a Jaguar E-Pace was stolen from the A448 Lower Chaddesley. It happened at approximately 3pm on Tuesday, April 15. On West Mercia Police's Neighbourhood Matters website, PC Jamie Guest said: "We would like to hear from you if you witnessed this incident or may have any CCTV, dashboard camera or doorbell camera footage available.
Kidderminster charities receive funding boost to support vital work

1 week ago | kidderminstershuttle.co.uk | Matty Airey

Greatfield Small Animal Rescue received a £1,000 grant from the Benefact Group (Image: Pixabay) THREE charities based in Kidderminster have received a funding boost as part of Benefact Group’s Movement for Good Awards to support their vital work. Greatfield Small Animal Rescue, Home-Start Wyre Forest, and Jellyman’s Heritage Arts have each received donations of £1,000.
Delays likely as road closures now in place on estate near town

1 week ago | kidderminstershuttle.co.uk | Jack Rawlins

Hermitage Way (Image: Google Maps) TWO road closures on the Walshes estate in Stourport are now in place for three days , with delays expected. According to the Worcestershire County Council website, a road closure order was approved for Hermitage Way and Redstone Lane from Monday, April 16. It's for highways repair and maintenance works, with carriageway patching being carried out by the council. The patching work is expected to take place over three days between the given dates.
A451 Stourbridge Road: Man seriously injured in two car crash

1 week ago | kidderminstershuttle.co.uk | Olivia Warburton

General view of Stourbridge Road (Image: Google Earth) A MAN has sustained "potentially serious injuries" in a crash on a busy main road in Kidderminster today. West Midlands Ambulance Service was called to the A451 Stourbidge Road following a two car crash near the junctions of Hurcott Lane and Park Gate Road shortly before 1.00pm today (April 16).
Live updates as road blocked after crash near medical centre

1 week ago | kidderminstershuttle.co.uk | Olivia Warburton

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