Meanwhile, in the wild world of Worcestershire politics
Well, well, well – looks like the winds of change have properly blown through Worcestershire County Council. For the first time in two whole decades, the […]
Friday Night Easy Dinner Ideas for the Whole Family – Kempsey Kitchen Inspiration
It’s Friday night – the school week is done, work is (hopefully) finished, and the weekend has arrived. But if you’re anything like us, by […]
Paddy McGuinness is hunting for the UK’s smartest pub – and it could be right here
Yes, Paddy’s swapped the dating show lights for beer taps, launching The Marston’s Big Pub Quiz – a 75-pub showdown across the West Mids with a £5,000 prize, […]
County Council Chaos: The Seats Are Hot and Up for Grabs!
Hold onto your ballots – Yesterday (Thursday 1st May) wasn’t just another excuse to post your dog at a polling station. Seats on Worcestershire County Council […]
Bank Holiday Vibes Incoming!
The village is gearing up for a weekend of music, sunshine (🤞), and very good times – here’s what’s going down: 🍻 The Crown is turning up the volume […]
Aldi Reached Out – No, We’re Not Being Sponsored (Yet)
In a shocking turn of events, Aldi has not offered us a lifetime supply of brioche buns or a branded slow cooker… but they did ask us to remind […]
Winner Winner Chicken Dinner – It’s Polling Day, Folks!
Sound the trumpets and pass the gravy – it’s 1st May, which means it’s Polling Day! If you’ve not already ambled, shuffled, or power-walked your way to […]
Advertising Now Available on Kempsey.co.uk – But Don’t Panic, It’s Not Worcester News Levels of Chaos
We’re excited to share that we’re now offering advertising space on the Kempsey.co.uk news site/blog! Before you roll your eyes and picture a page so cluttered it […]
4,557 of you lovely lot – in just April!
4,557 of you lovely lot – in just April! That’s how many unique visitors checked out the kempsey.co.uk news blog last month – and honestly, […]
Councillor Martin Allen’s Report, May 2025
I hope many of you enjoyed the odd foot shuffle – or a full-blown jig – during the Folk Festival. It’s a lovely time of […]