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Droitwich Spa · Droitwich SpaIntroduction
Edible flowers are an easy-finishing touch that can alter a standard salad into a work of art.
Similarly, edible flowers are popular among chefs when creating visually stunning and unique dishes. The blooms add a pop of color to the plate and a subtle flavor to the dish.
Therefore, from classic opinions like pansies and roses to more adventurous choices like nasturtiums and marigolds, there is a wide variety of edible flowers that y…See the Story
Floral Flavors: List Of Different Edible Flowers To Grow In Your Garden
Droitwich Spa · Droitwich SpaTHE RACE is on in Worcestershire to crack down on dangerous drivers as car cruising meets continue to attract nuisance motorists. Police are taking steps to reassure communities across the county who are growing frustrated with the popularity of such events. West Mercia’s Operational Policing Unit (OPU) have attended events in Redditch, Bromsgrove and Worcester […]See the Story
Police set to enforce ‘robust’ plan to tackle street racing
Droitwich Spa · Droitwich SpaA MAN and a woman were rescued by fire crews after becoming atranded in floodwater in Droitwich yesterday (Sunday). The incident happened around 1.25pm in Shell Ford off Earls Common Road, Himbleton.
Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service (HWFRS) sent a crew from Worcester Fire Station, water first responders from Droitwich and boat crews from Worcester and Evesham.
A water sled was used to transport them to dry lans where they were ha…See the Story
Man and woman rescued from floodwater in Droitwich’s Shell Ford
Droitwich Spa · Droitwich SpaA STAND-OUT bowls star from Bredon is hoping the residents of Wychavon will rally their support as he makes his second appearance on the world stage. Jack Pullin will represent England at the International Bowls for the Disabled World Championships in Ekurhuleni, South Africa next month (May 18-31). This is another milestone for the 29-year-old […]See the Story
Cheer on Wychavon’s very own world championship bowls star
Droitwich Spa · Droitwich SpaWORCESTER’S George Marshall Medical Museum has been given a £2,500 cash boost from Arts Council England to fund a display showcasing artefacts on disability and invisible illness. The project is aimed at bringing attention to artefacts currently not on display at the Worcestershire Royal Hospital Museum.
It will involve updating catalogue records and the new display, which will be revealed to the public in July.
Those involved with the project w…See the Story
New display to delve into disability at Worcestershire hospital museum
Droitwich Spa · Droitwich SpaPEOPLE across Worcestershire are being urged to make sure they stay safe in and around water across the county as the weather gets warmer. The advice comes from Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service which is backing the National Fire Chief Council’s ‘Be Water Aware’ campaign that runs until Sunday, April 28. Startling statistics […]See the Story
‘Be Water Aware’ Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service
Droitwich Spa · Droitwich SpaMORE THAN 2,700 Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) in the West Midlands are not registered for people to be able to find them when they are needed. The situation has prompted West Midlands Ambulance Service (WMAS) to launch its ‘Let Us See Your AED’ social media campaign. The drive encourages those responsible for the defibs to […]See the Story
Defibrillator shock as thousands not registered for users
Droitwich Spa · Droitwich SpaDROITWICH Police have been putting community resolutions to good use to combat the town's graffiti problem. In the last three weeks, two young people have righted their wrongs when defacing areas of the town.
In the first incident, Droitwich Police met with the youth, who had sprayed graffiti on the door of a building.
Under the supervision of officers, he cleaned off the paint and was given a Community Protection Notice warning him about his be…See the Story