Worcester councils launch search for Shrub Hill regeneration partner
A development partner is being sought for the long-term transformation of the 35-acre Shrub Hill Quarter beside Worcester Shrub Hill station.
Hundreds attend Worcestershire careers and apprenticeship events at Sixways
Two county careers events brought young people together with more than 50 employers, education providers and support organisations.
Kidderminster primary school opens new SEND inclusion base
The Nest at St John’s CE Primary School can support up to 24 pupils and includes specialist classrooms, sensory rooms and outdoor space.
Worcestershire residents invited to shape 2027/28 council budget
The county council is seeking views until 31 October as it plans spending amid a significant funding gap.
Deadline approaches for free Remembrance Weekend rail travel applications
Eligible bereaved military family members have until mid-October to apply for travel to remembrance events.
Worcestershire eligible for SEND deficit grant but funding concerns remain
A government grant is expected to cover most of the council’s eligible historic high-needs deficit, while the authority says longer-term pressures remain.
Worcestershire residents asked to help shape digital inclusion support
A council survey seeks experiences of accessing online services and connectivity across the county.
Shrub Hill considered as location for Worcestershire NHS diagnostics centre
Council and NHS partners are discussing a possible community diagnostics centre in Worcester’s Shrub Hill Quarter.
Worcestershire residents outside gigabit plans urged to check broadband options
The county council is encouraging households and businesses outside current gigabit rollout plans to investigate connectivity support.
Government approves Worcestershire SEND reform plan for next three years
The council says a three-year partnership plan has been approved, with work still needed to improve services.
Worcestershire recognises children of foster carers during awareness week
The council is highlighting the role played by foster carers’ own children during the national awareness week running 12–18 October.