BIDFORD Bridge is set to reopen to traffic tomorrow (Friday). The 15th century Grade I listed monument has been closed to cars since August to allow for repair works following an accident which caused significant damage.

ECKINGTON Bridge in Pershore has been closed, due to flooding. Worcestershire County Council Highways took the decision following rising water levels.

Mark McEgan, executive director of operations, at Rooftop Housing Group, said: “Christmas can be a challenging time for many, and through the partnership with Caring Hands and the dedication of our teams and customer representatives, we’re working together and making a real difference.

There was also flooding in York as the River Ouse burst its banks, and properties were also flooded in Wales. Storms Isha and Jocelyn. Storm Isha – on January 21 and 22 – brought widespread strong winds, particularly across the northern half of the UK,

The adorable trio arrived on January 17 to mum, 13-year-old Dourga, with the first cub arriving at 10.53am, the second an hour later at 11.53am and the third ar

A NUMBER of roads remain closed in Evesham and Pershore after the River Avon burst its banks for the second time in a month. Drivers were warned to collect their vehicles before Waterside was closed by the county highways crews this morning

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SNOW has been forecast for Worcestershire by the Met Office which has placed weather warning on the whole of England for the next three days. A yellow warning is in place for today before it becomes amber – the more severe – tomorrow (Saturday) and Sunday, January 5.

NEW exercise classes designed for older and less active individuals will soon be launching in Evesham and Pershore. Residents are being encouraged to take part in the inclusive Forever Active Strength and Balance classes, designed to promote health, strength and confidence through gentle exercise.

WORK TO restore Evesham’s most iconic building looks set to restart shortly after its owners moved to ease fears about its future. Doubt was cast on the project when, a fortnight ago, the lead contractor, IGS, collapsed into administration, despite having secured more than £1billion worth of government contracts.