The Worcester Observer is one of a group of local weekly newspapers spanning Worcestershire, Warwickshire and the West Midlands published by Bullivant Media Group - each newspaper providing all the latest local news, sport and advertising, in print and 247 on line.

The Worcester Observer is one of a group of local weekly newspapers spanning Worcestershire, Warwickshire and the West Midlands published by Bullivant Media Group - each newspaper providing all the latest local news, sport and advertising, in print and 247 on line.

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Labour were the biggest winners of the day, gaining four seats to leave them with 17 overall- just one shy of a majority. The city’s Labour group also held on to all the councillors who represented them during the previous administration.

THE count has started to find out the results of Worcester City Council’s first-ever all-out elections. The race is on to reach the magic 18 seats needed for a majority.

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The Worcester Observer is one of a group of local weekly newspapers spanning Worcestershire, Warwickshire and the West Midlands published by Bullivant Media Group - each newspaper providing all the latest local news, sport and advertising, in print and 247 on line.

2.51am. We are expecting the results to be called in around 10 minutes. 01.27am. At last! The turnout in Worcester today was 61 per cent and the total number of votes cast was 46,218 out of an electorate of 74,931.

“So my message to our growing number of amazing supporters is the same as it has been since last May – keep the faith and enjoy the climb.” This season saw Worcester City lift the Hellenic League Premier Division trophy, their first league title in 45 years, securing promotion to Step Four of the non-league pyramid.

A nightmare night for the Conservatives who have lost every seat they held. They have just eight seats on the new Worcester City Council and are now the third party behind Labour and the Greens