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February 2020
Chinese New Year celebrations in Worcester mark the 20th Anniversary of this event in 2020. This is the year of the Rat, according to Chinese Tradition. Please join us at this free public event to celebrate with us. This event [...]
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The Guildhall is a truly beautiful building which dates back to 1721 and has a fascinating history. It was once the seat of justice throughout the city and even housed a prison. Today it offers visitors a glimpse of Worcester’s [...]
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Join Worcester's award winning travel agency, along with a range of big name travel operators. Chat to our specialists, they will be on hand to offer advice on destinations, give hints and tips as well as special offers, 30 minutes [...]
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Your free exhibition of local and national servies appealing to the over 50s. Meet the experts who can answer your concerns about securing an independent healthy and financially secure retirement.
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Update from The Guildhall Worcester: We have made the decision to postpone this event. We apologies for any inconvenience but in light of the situation and monitoring the government guidelines, NHS and Public Health England we would like to make [...]
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Update from The Guildhall Worcester: We have made the decision to postpone this event. We apologies for any inconvenience but in light of the situation and monitoring the government guidelines, NHS and Public Health England we would like to make [...]
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Can you nominate a long time supporter or worker within your organisation for one of The Mayor of Worcester's Awards. If you can think of an unsung hero in Worcester please contact us for a nomination form on guildhallbookings@worcester.gov.uk. Thank [...]
Find out more*Covid-19 guidelines are in place for this event The Guildhall is a truly beautiful building which dates back to 1721 and has a fascinating history. It was once the seat of justice throughout the city and even housed a prison. [...]
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