Friday, 5 April 2019
Tenbury Tesco Cash Point Gang Jailed
Thursday, 19 October 2017
Tenbury Wells Road Closures
There are a number of times in the next couple of months when Teme Street will be closed.
The Civic Parade (Usually from the library to St Mary's Church) Sunday 22nd October 10 minute closure between 9.40am and 10.15am. Also 10 minute closure between 11am and 11.45am
Two Minutes Silence Saturday 11th November 11am
Remembrance Day Parade Sunday 12th November 10 minute closure between 10.25am and 10.55am. Also 10 minute closure between 11.50am and 12.05pm.
Christmas Lights Ceremony 18th November 16.30pm to 17.30pm
Road Resurfacing. The official closure is 27th November to 1st December but the road should only be closed for one evening and night. (I'll update when known)
Santa Parade Saturday 2nd December 16.30pm to 17.30pm
Tuesday, 10 October 2017
Nisa on track to be sold to Co op
Co-op will pay £137.5m over four years plus £5.5m in transaction costs and take on Nisa’s £105m debt.
Nisa would remain a standalone business and brand but it appears that its members can continue trading under the Nisa brand, convert to Co-ops or sell their business to the Co-op group.
G H Bowkett Ltd currently own 225 shares in Nisa out of a total 60,000 in circulation. Each share could be worth up to £2,291 under the deal which is still subject to a vote by the members next month.
Friday, 29 September 2017
Water Quality Problem in Tenbury Wells
Immediate release from Severn Trent
Hi it's Severn Trent,
If you are in the WR15 8 and SY8 4AU area you should not drink your water while we investigate a problem. If you have any questions there is more information available www.stwater.co.uk/news
We will update you as soon as we have more information.
Friday, 1 September 2017
Barclays to close Tenbury Branch
Friday, 5 May 2017
Conservatives retain Worcester County Council
With 47/57 seats declared it is clear that Worcester County Council will be Conservative controlled.
Ken Pollock retains Tenbury
| May 2017 Results (37% Turnout) |
Ken gained one more vote than in the 2009 election but his percentage rose from 44% to 60.7% due to the low turn out of just 37%

