Extreme litter pick on climbing rockspublished at 11:32 BST 2 April 2017
The cliffs of Symonds Yat in the Forest of Dean are given a thorough spring cleaning.
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Respite centre for children with disabilities closes its doors
Marathon run by postman injured in dog attack
Climbers scale cliffs to clean up beauty spot
Updates on Friday 31 March 2017
Extreme litter pick on climbing rockspublished at 11:32 BST 2 April 2017
Grand fountain back on after repairspublished at 14:45 BST 1 April 2017
Part of the huge Victorian fountain fell apart during cold weather.
Read MoreOur live coverage across the daypublished at 18:00 BST 31 March 2017
We'll be back with our usual mix of news, sport, travel and weather from 08:00 on Monday, but keep an eye out here for more updates this evening and into the morning.
On TV: Digby v Rigby on Brexitpublished at 17:55 BST 31 March 2017
Patrick Burns
Political editor, MidlandsNine months since the referendum and Article 50 has finally been triggered.
The West Midlands voted to leave more enthusiastically than any other region of the UK.
I'll be hearing from, among others, leaver, the Worcestershire-based Lord Digby Jones (pictured) and remainer, Sir Peter Rigby .
You can hear the debate on BBC Sunday Politics Midlands - from 11:00 on BBC One.
Basketball: Wolves take on Eaglespublished at 17:49 BST 31 March 2017
There's basketball action at the University Arena in Worcester tonight as the Worcester Wolves take on the Newcastle Eagles in the BBL.
Tip off is at 19:30.
Watch: Latest weather forecastpublished at 17:40 BST 31 March 2017
Rebecca Wood
BBC WeatherFind out what the weekend has in store.
You can also get latest forecasts at any other time from the BBC Weather website .
Media caption, Rebecca Wood has your forecast
Boy's racecourse 'marathon' by boy to raise money for injured jockeys published at 17:29 BST 31 March 2017
An 11-year-old horse racing fanatic made his debut at Hereford Racecourse this morning... but he wasn't on a horse.
James Clarkson has set himself the challenge of running around all 34 National Hunt racecourses in England in a week - and today he's been in Hereford.
He's raising money for the Injured Jockeys Fund, and is being ferried around the courses by his father, Edward.
Image source, Clarkson FamilyQuote MessageThe first three days were really good fun, but now I'm getting a bit tired. I've done around 40 miles and I've been going for four days and it's sort of caught up on me."
James Clarkson
Image source, Clarkson familyHe was cheered on by the Champion Jockey Richard Johnson at Hereford.
Open habitats restored on the Malvern Hillspublished at 17:14 BST 31 March 2017
The Malvern Hills Conservators, external are the charity who look after the hills, and they've been busy working with the Environment Agency to clear areas.
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End of X postNew trust builds on partnership between Hanley Castle, Hanley Swan and Kempsey schools published at 17:04 BST 31 March 2017
A new trust has been launched to strengthen an existing partnership between three Worcestershire schools , external .
Saturday's non-league actionpublished at 16:43 BST 31 March 2017
Listen to live BBC local radio commentary from Saturday's action in the National League, National League North & Southern League, Division 1.
Read MoreTravel: Advance notice of road closurepublished at 16:25 BST 31 March 2017
BBC News TravelPart of Barbourne Road in Worcester will closed for resurfacing work on Sunday.
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End of X postMuseum reopens after 'major refurbishment'published at 16:05 BST 31 March 2017
The Black and White House Museum in Hereford will reopen tomorrow after a "major refurbishment", the council says.
The museum is based in an original Jacobean museum dating back to 1621 and was at one time a bank.
The musuem shows what life was like in Hereford during the 17th Century, using recreated rooms, original furniture and everyday family items.
There is also an activity area and dressing up room for children.
Delight as public votes helps school win cash to fix their flooded field published at 15:45 BST 31 March 2017
Community spirit has helped a Lickey school win vital cash to patch-up their flooded playing field, external , which has been so boggy children have not been able to play on it.
When tackles go wrong...published at 15:28 BST 31 March 2017
#PeoplesCup
Just how did those legs end up there? Find out with our top 10 magic moments from last weekend's FA People's Cup semi-finals.
For more FA People's Cup action, watch our semi-final highlights programme, available on the iPlayer from 06:00 BST on Saturday morning, 1 April, and on the Red Button at 13:50 BST and repeated throughout the weekend.
Football: Bulls ordered to replay abandoned fixturepublished at 15:14 BST 31 March 2017
Hereford FC have been told by the league that they will have to replay their fixture against Didcot Town, which was abandoned in March after crowd trouble .
The Bulls were leading 2-1 when the incident took place in the 87th minute.
A date has yet to be decided for the rearranged fixture, the club say.
Hospice announces new bosspublished at 14:55 BST 31 March 2017
St Richard's Hospice has announced its care director, June Patel, will be the charity's new chief executive.
Mrs Patel will replace Mark Jackson, who is retiring after holding the role for more than 10 years.
The hospice, based in Worcester, supports more than 2,500 patients and family members in Worcestershire each year.
Image source, GoogleHero driver explains how he spotted a man stuck under a lorry published at 14:34 BST 31 March 2017
The driver who first spotted a man stuck underneath a lorry in Hereford yesterday , external said a culmination of luck prevented a horrible tragedy.
Slideshow: Blossoms and blackbirdspublished at 14:07 BST 31 March 2017
As the sun breaks through the clouds across Herefordshire and Worcestershire, BBC Weather Watchers have been out with their cameras.
Thanks to Postman Les, Hillman, Cloudgazer and J at Severn Ridge for the photos.
Media caption, Blossoms and blackbirds
Safe driving app welcomed by police chiefpublished at 13:44 BST 31 March 2017
A virtual reality app aimed at promoting road safety is being rolled out across the West Mercia force area.
The DriveVR app allows people to be in a virtual driver's seat, and looks at driving challenges including speeding, mobile phones, drink driving, drug driving and passenger distractions.
It is being delivered to around 5,000 young people each year as part of the Green Light Programme.
Image source, Police and Crime CommissionerQuote MessageToo many people are killed or seriously injured on our roads, in collisions which could have been prevented. Education is vitally important to ensure everyone understands the impact of making a decision which puts road users at risk."
John Campion , West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner
Emaciated dog found at half its proper weight piles on the pounds published at 13:21 BST 31 March 2017
A stray dog rescued when he was half his ideal weight is now back to almost full health, according to the charity which took him in.
Vegas, a three-year-old Doberman, weighed only 24kg (50lbs) when he arrived at the Dogs Trust centre in Evesham, external .
He had to be gradually built back up to his correct weight as his stomach wouldn't have been able to cope with a sudden increase in food, the trust says.
Image source, Dogs Trust EveshamVegas has now been adopted by dog lover Yasmin Tredell (pictured above), but still needs regular check-ups by a vet.
Quote MessageVegas is one spoilt pup and so different to the dog I first met a few months ago. He has made such amazing progress, growing so much in confidence despite what he must've been through."
Yasmin Tredell
