Stories for 16 February 2008

Eufc - Live Match Updates

Lennon denied by keeper's legs

DANIEL Lennon jinked his way past three defenders but his 68th minute shot was blocked by goalkeeper Nigel Maarman's legs.  more...

Unchanged Robins bid for eighth straght win

EVESHAM United will send out an unchanged side for this afternoon's Division One Midlands clash against Leighton Town.  more...

Clarke tries luck as United enjoy early pressure

EVESHAM were camped inside the Leighton half for the opening five minutes and Joe Clarke went close after three minutes when his goalbound shot from Danny Scheppel's corner was blocked by a defender.  more...

Owen rescues Robins with vital block

BOTH teams forced corners within a couple of minutes of each other.  more...

Deputy Daniel shoots United into lead

Evesham Utd 1, Leighton Tn 0 AFTER Mark Owen had shot wide on the turn following a pass from Michael Hayden, the hosts were forced into a change when Danny Scheppel limped off and was replaced by Daniel Lennon.  more...

Lennon thwarted by goalline clearance

Evesham Utd 1, Leighton Tn 0 LEON Cashman wasted an opening for Town after 39 minutes when he scuffed his shot wide after a neat interchange in the United penalty area had given him a clear sight of goal.  more...

Lennon thwarted by goalline clearance

Evesham Utd 1, Leighton Tn 0 LEON Cashman wasted an opening for Town after 39 minutes when he scuffed his shot wide after a neat interchange in the United penalty area had given him a clear sight of goal.  more...

Both keepers called into action

LEIGHTON made a change at half-time when Scott Thomas replaced Billy Perry.  more...

Three cautioned after melee

ENZO Silvestri received the first caution after a late tackle on Steven Hands in the 64th minute after which a melee ensued that saw Nathan Vaughan get involved and he also yellow.  more...

Lennon fires in winner as Robins win again

Evesham Utd 1, Leighton Tn 0 UNITED made it eight successive wins with a third consecutive single goal success.  more...

Kidder News Latest

Hitting heights in friend's memory

THERE is no mountain high enough for pub pals hiking in memory of their friend, Andy Kerrigan, to mark the first anniversary of his death.  more...

Disabled youngster's crowning glory

A YOUNGSTER with severe epilepsy whose family moved counties to give her a "fresh start" in Wyre Forest, is to meet the Duchess of Cornwall.  more...

Jabs amnesty for pets

THE Vale Veterinary Group, with branches in both Kidderminster and Stourport, will be running a vaccination amnesty scheme during March.  more...

Town Hall hosting history fair

A HISTORY fair has been organised in Kidderminster for budding historians by Worcestershire Record Office.  more...

Town Hall hosting history fair

A HISTORY fair has been organised in Kidderminster for budding historians by Worcestershire Record Office.  more...

Appeal to blood donors

THE National Blood Service is appealing for volunteers to attend blood donor sessions in Stourport to help meet the demand for blood from local hospitals.  more...

Appeal to blood donors

THE National Blood Service is appealing for volunteers to attend donor sessions in Stourport to help meet the demand from local hospitals.  more...

Libraries promote borrowing campaign

PEOPLE have the chance to win an Ipod Nano as part of an initiative to promote libraries.  more...

Libraries promote borrowing campaign

PEOPLE have the chance to win an Ipod Nano as part of an initiative to promote libraries.  more...

Potholes still driving you potty

POTHOLES are continuing to drive drivers potty, judging by comments left on the Shuttle website following coverage online and in the Shuttle/Times & News.  more...

Potholes still driving you potty

POTHOLES are continuing to drive drivers potty, judging by comments left on the Shuttle website following coverage online and in the Shuttle/Times & News.  more...

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Latest travel news

Check out the latest travel news this Saturday morning.  more...

Aftershave thief in shop chase

A DRUG addict has been sent to jail for four months after stealing £68 aftershave from a Malvern shop.  more...

Day trips on offer

A DAY trip scheme organised by Worcester’s Coffee Pot Club is up and running again.  more...

No more fares for taxi firm

A WORCESTER taxi firm has gone into voluntary liquidation.  more...

Music festival will put city on the map

WORCESTER'S first official music festival looks set to be a triumphant success.  more...

Legal challenge doesn't phase health chiefs

HEALTH chiefs have refused to overturn their decision to close Bransford ambulance control centre, despite facing a legal challenge in the High Court.  more...

Celebrate the rat in High Street tomorrow

COLOURFUL and loud - the Chinese New Year celebrations are bound to cause a stir in Worcester High Street tomorrow.  more...

Attack accused bailed - court

TWO Worcester teenagers have denied attacking a youth and stealing his mobile phone.  more...

Swearing at police cost man dearly - court

A WORCESTER man shouted and swore at police while they were stationary in traffic, a court has heard.   more...

CAB advisors needed urgently

VOLUNTEERS are desperately needed to answer increasing number of telephone calls and email inquiries at Worcester Citizens Advice Bureau.  more...

Worcester News weather watch

Keep up to date with the latest weather forecast and travel news with your Worcester News.  more...

'Add us' on Facebook today!

DID you know that your Worcester News now has its own Facebook page?  more...

Restaurant reviews from your Worcester News

IF you're considering heading out for a meal but don't know which restaurants come recommended, we have the answer.  more...

Dorothy celebrates her 100th birthday

A WOMAN will celebrate her 100th birthday at a nursing home in Wychbold – with her 103-year-old brother and 97-year-old sister.  more...

Off-duty officer spotted pick-pocket in action - court

A 21-YEAR-OLD woman was seen to pick-pocket a man by an off-duty police officer, a court heard.  more...

Help on hand for family researchers

A NEW guide to help family historians research their ancestors in Worcestershire has been launched.  more...

Death of a hero

AS he lay in his hospital bed, just hours from death, a Worcester war veteran summoned the strength to have one last medal proudly pinned to his chest.  more...

Tributes to war veteran, dead at 92

TRIBUTES have been flooding in for city war veteran John Hewlett, who touched the lives of many people throughout Worcestershire.  more...

Go-ahead for police HQ road despite objections

WEST Mercia police will be allowed to build a new access road and gate house at its Hindlip headquarters - despite it being in the green belt.  more...

Stranded man rescued in Herefordshire

An injured man had be to rescued after becoming stranded on a 20ft embankment in Herefordshire.  more...

Letters

Roads are disgrace

I WOULD like to say that the state of the road surfaces in Birchfield Road and Oakfield Road, Kidderminster, are a disgrace.  more...

Bumper to bumper

I WISH to comment on Councillor Clee's letter concerning alterations to Bewdley Road and Sutton Road traffic lights in Kidderminster.  more...

Music

Classic rock hits at Rose

A HIGH-energy five piece tribute band is gearing up to "rock Kidderminster."  more...

News

Ruddock wants home-bred coaches

MIKE Rud-dock is looking to galvanise Worcester for years to come by creating a team of backroom staff with strong Warriors connections.  more...

Wolves chasing double over Riders

WORCESTER Wolves will look to give Leicester Riders another beating at the Uni-versity of Worcester tonight (7pm tip-off).  more...

Harlequins prove too hot for Warriors

WORCESTER Warriors conceded 24 second-half points to crash 36-15 in their Guinness Premiership clash against Harlequins at The Stoop.  more...

Evesham still lead by seven after eighth win in row

LEAMINGTON'S 4-2 win at Aylesbury in Southern League Division One Midlands means Evesham United still lead the table by seven points.  more...

Crawley v Harriers preview

KIDDERMINSTER Harriers will be hoping to improve their record down south when they take on Crawley Town away in the Blue Square Premier on Sunday (2pm kick-off).  more...

Round-Up

Harriers facing Sunday showdown

CRAWLEY Town boss Steve Evans is hoping that with no cameras at the Broadfield Stadium tomorrow will help his side when they entertain Kidderminster Harriers.  more...

Diabetes group meeting

A SELF-help group for people with diabetes will hold its annual general meeting on Wednesday, February 27. The Bromsgrove and Redditch branch of Diabetes UK is inviting residents to attend the event, where there will be a talk on current developments in diabetes work. Election of the committee for the next 12 months will also take place at the meeting at Smallwood House, in Church Green West, Redditch, plus a discussion of forthcoming events. Cheese and wine will be available for those present. For details email sroberts7@sky.com  more...

Crackdown on boy racers

BROMSGROVE police have vowed to continue to crackdown on persistent boy racers who bring misery and fear to residents.  more...

Healthy heart funding

HEALTH conscious community groups in the Bromsgrove area are being urged to apply for funding of up to £10,000 to raise awareness of heart disease.  more...

Nice to see you again ref

A FORMER Sidemoor referee was the invited guest at a Premiership football match of a player he refereed back in the 1970s.  more...

The seven deadly sins

POLICE have relaunched their Seven Deadly Sins road safety campaign after an increase in the number of people injured on Bromsgrove's roads.  more...

Woman trapped in car

BROMSGROVE firefighters helped a woman trapped in her vehicle following a collision involving three cars last Wednesday. Crews were called to the incident just after 9pm and helped release the woman from the vehicle on the eastbound carriageway between junctions one and two of the M42. The woman had suspected spinal injuries and was taken to hospital for a precautionary check up.  more...

Jess sniffs out a great deal

A FIRE service rescue dog, which will be used to find trapped and injured people, will be trained in Droitwich Spa Hereford & Worcester Fire and Rescue Service has welcomed the announcement that it will receive government funding for specialist sniffer dog Jess.  more...

Lennon fires in winner as Robins win again

Evesham Utd 1, Leighton Tn 0 UNITED made it eight successive wins with a third consecutive single goal success.  more...

Celebrations all round after Atkinson winner

ON THE day Pershore Town's newly refurbished clubhouse was officially opened, the senior team celebrated with a Midland Combination win.  more...

Robins still lead by seven after eighth win in row

LEAMINGTON'S 4-2 win at Aylesbury in Southern League Division One Midlands means Evesham United still lead the table by seven points.  more...

Today's events

Saturday Quiz night with a difference at Tarrington Village Hall, Tarrington. 7pm. £10 incl refreshments. Organised by the Hop Churches. 01531 670242.  more...

Today's events

Saturday Quiz night with a difference at Tarrington Village Hall, Tarrington. 7pm. £10 incl refreshments. Organised by the Hop Churches. 01531 670242.  more...

Today's events

Saturday Quiz night with a difference at Tarrington Village Hall, Tarrington. 7pm. £10 incl refreshments. Organised by the Hop Churches. 01531 670242.  more...

Choir reaches finals of BBC contest

LONGDON'S junior church choir is celebrating after reaching the regional finals of the prestigious BBC Choir of the Year competition.  more...

Roundup

Crawley v Harriers preview

KIDDERMINSTER Harriers will be hoping to improve their record down south when they take on Crawley Town away in the Blue Square Premier on Sunday (2pm kick-off).  more...

Crawley v Harriers preview

KIDDERMINSTER Harriers will be hoping to improve their record down south when they take on Crawley Town away in the Blue Square Premier on Sunday (2pm kick-off).  more...

Travel

Living for the weekend

GRAB your best mates and head off to the coast for some great fun, brilliant live music and a weekend without kids.  more...

  
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