That's it for our live coverage for Herefordshire and Worcestershire. 

We'll be back on Monday from 08:00.

BBC Weather

This evening will be dry with clear skies. 

Showers will move in from the northwest overnight however, and they will be wintry at times, with icy conditions likely too.

Lows of -2C (28F) with a widespread sharp frost likely.

Severn Trent says customers in Kidderminster may be experiencing disruption to water supplies.

They say it's because "one of our water mains has been damaged accidently".

However, the pipe is in a difficult position and Severn Trent says it's a "complicated" repair that may take longer than first thought.

Follow the latest on their Twitter page, external. 

Public Health England in the West Midlands is warning us to "wrap up warm and keep homes at 18C" - temperatures remain low even if some areas have escaped the worst of the weather.

Malvern Gazette

An 88-year-old woman who only began painting a year ago has sold her first piece for thousands, external of pounds.

BBC Hereford and Worcester

The headlines for Herefordshire and Worcestershire include: 

- "Disgusting" and "not fit for purpose" is how a former inmate has described a Worcestershire prison

- A trainer whose Rottweilers killed dozens of lambs admits his dogs were out of control

- More than £30m is being invested in improving roads across Herefordshire and Worcestershire

Have you ever dreamt of walking out on to the pitch at Wembley or lifting a cup in front of 90,000 fans?

The 2017 FA People's Cup - the UK's biggest free five-a-side football competition - is offering the chance to do just that.

Find out about the 16 different categories and dates of the competition here - then find out where your nearest venue is and how to sign up here., external

As the gritters head out across the county again, we've compiled some interesting stats on the work they do.

As temperatures are set to go below freezing overnight, the gritters will be back on duty from 16:00. 

BBC Weather Watchers

Image source, Lucy

This stunning photo was sent in courtesy of BBC Weather Watcher Lucy. 

It was taken on the Malvern Hills - there's still a nice dusting of snow there. 

If you have a picture you'd like to share, you can sign up to become a BBC Weather Watcher here. 

Monica Rimmer
Journalist, BBC Online

A 20-year-old woman has been taken to hospital following a car crash.

West Mercia Police are appealing for witnesses, external to the collision, which happened in Malvern on Thursday.

The crash involved two cars at the junction of Leigh Sinton Road and Yates Hay Road at approximately 15:15.

BBC Hereford and Worcester

Joe Taufete'e will make his club debut for Worcester Warriors when they play Brive in the European Challenge Cup. 

The USA international, who moved to Sixways in December, will start as hooker alongside Biyi Alo and captain Ryan Bower. 

Val Rapava Ruskin who is on his way to Gloucester, is on the bench for Saturday's game.

Monica Rimmer
Journalist, BBC Online

The debate is still ongoing over on BBC Hereford and Worcester's Facebook page, external, about whether us Brits can handle a little bit of snow.

It's after we were sent a picture of "proper" snow in Canada. 

What are your thoughts? 

Image source, Facebook

A trainer whose Rottweilers killed dozens of lambs admits his dogs were out of control.

BBC Weather Watchers

Image source, postman Les

BBC Weather Watcher Postman Les shared this lovely picture from Bromyard earlier.

Hereford Times

Concerns have been raised about a proposal to put permanent fencing on the Bromyard Downs, external, which is popular among walkers.

Serious claims by former prisoner who spent time on remand in HMP Hewell.

Louise Hancock
Newsreader, BBC WM

More than 40 people have been made redundant and more than 100 other jobs are still at risk after the Redditch firm AMS went into administration. 

AMS, which installs shop interiors, was founded in 1919 and has offices around the world.

Image source, Google

Administrator KPMG says the company has faced significant challenges in recent times, through increasing competition, pricing pressures and general difficulties within the retail sector.

Tim Race
Producer, BBC Hereford & Worcester

The trust which runs Worcestershire's hospitals declared two major alerts during the first week of the year, new data shows.

Almost half of the country's hospitals declared major alerts in the six days up to the 8 January.

Image source, Science Photo Library

The Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust twice declared that it was at Level 3, which recognises the local health and social care system is experiencing major pressures compromising patient flow (which in turn continues to increase). 

In a statement, the trust says that both of their A&E Departments experienced an extremely busy Christmas and new year period and these pressures are continuing. 

They say they have robust plans to deal with such demand and partners across the NHS have supported them in ensuring patient safety and emergency care is maintained.

BBC Hereford and Worcester

More than £30m is being invested in improving roads across Herefordshire and Worcestershire. 

It's part of a £1.2bn fund across the country for maintaining roads and cutting down congestion by the department for transport. 

More than £1m of the budget will be used to mend potholes across the two counties. 

Image source, Thinkstock