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EDITOR'S CHOICE POIGNANT VISIT BY EMILY'S PARENTS Poignant visit to tragedy site Death of civic stalwart MAY DECISION ON STOURPORT TESCO New Tesco store reconsidered Bewdley councillors back town's football club HARRIERS LATEST Harriers waiting for Wembley money okay Trials a success SPORT LATEST Ladies lift county cup Students putt on a show Learning lessons is key to success LETTERS Hoo Road traffic cash will be lost Cut cinema out of plans Bridge lighting will cost £120 a year Think again about Lickhill closure LAST WEEK'S POLL RESULT Workers right to strike VOTE A Cycling England poll found that eight out of 10 parents stop their children riding independently on the road or confine them to their home street due to road safety fears. Do you think their actions are justified? Yes No GET OUR NEWS BY E-MAIL Just register

Most read Comments 1 Accident witnesses sought 2 Motorcyclist critically injured 3 Alert over ID fraud 4 Garden ornaments stolen 5 Bright pupils set up action group 6 Dips can be deadly warning 7 Call for cash to clean up town 8 Baldwin family under spotlight 9 Kids get stranger danger talks 10 Summer sounds Today | 7 Days 1 Crackdown on illegal parking 2 ‘We won’t pay parking fines’ 3 New Tesco store reconsidered 4 Pothole ‘victim’ makes list of defective roads 5 Anger over diverted flood cash 6 Police called to hotel fight and affray 7 Bright pupils set up action group 8 Call for cash to clean up town 9 Vandals deal fresh blow to sports club 10 Sofa tale sparks new complaints

CORNERSTONE FAMILY CHURCH - All invited for family worship on Sundays at 10.30am.

The Next Prayerwyre prayer and praise will be held at the church on Sunday at 7pm.

There will be a cream tea and light music with South African pianist, Andre Kempen, on May 24 at 3pm.

More information at www.cornerstonefamily church.co.uk or on 07944 064739.

BURLISH PARK TG - At the April meeting Mr Mills explained the history of Kays of Worcester from 1794 to 2007, illustrated by slides.

Three members attended the Federation AGM at Stourbridge and the guild also took part in an exhibition to show items made by the arts and crafts club.

Visits are planned to the Rose Theatre in May to see Ladies Day and to Orleton House in June.

The next meeting is on Thursday, May 15 at 7.15pm at Lickhill Community Centre when there will be a talk about Parsons Chain.

11:57am Friday 9th May 2008

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