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Latest News & Views from Worcestershire County Council
Word on Worcestershire: Summer 2008
(7.13 MB)
The summer issue of Word on Worcestershire (7.13 MB) (WoW) magazine includes our latest news, feature articles and practical information for local people, as well as a guide to having fun in the summertime, updates from the Mission Impossible and Safe & Sustainable Travel teams and - definitely worth a read - a special feature about County Councillors going 'back to the floor'.
You can also listen to WoW in mp3 format - and even download it to your mp3 player!
See below for previous issues.
More County Council communications
Marketing & Communications Unit
Previous issues of WoW:
- Spring 2008 (2.87 MB) or as mp3 audio
- Autumn 2007 (8.61 MB)
- Summer 2007
- Winter 2006-07 (2.42 MB)
- Autumn 2006
- Spring 2006 (2.17 MB)
- Winter 2005-06 (1.22 MB)
- Autumn 2005 (2.92 MB)
- Spring 2005 (1.53 MB)
Council Tax and Performance Summary
The online version of the Council Tax and Performance Summary leaflet that arrives with your Council Tax bill for 2008-09. Now featuring mp3 audio versions of the County Council pages!
See how our Council Tax compares (61.46 KB) with other councils' bills.
County News
Community News / Festivals & Events
Consultation in Worcestershire
Find out what's planned in the county, see the results of previous consultations and find out what happened next in this searchable database.
Bromsgrove District Council is working with the Audit Commission to protect public funds against fraud and error.
Youngsters throughout the District took up the invitation to have a go at a range of different sports that were on offer at Bromsgrove High 5 event in Sanders Park on Sunday.
Worcestershire County Council s Countryside Service is encouraging people to come forward and have their questions answered on plans to reintroduce cattle to Hartlebury Common.
