Cat Phillips is a local journalist based in Worcester, United Kingdom. She writes for Worcester News and her work has also been featured in LEDBURY NEWS LIMITED, Malvern Gazette, Kidderminster Shuttle, and Cotswold Journal. Cat covers a range of topics including community events, local news, entertainment, and human interest stories in the Worcester area.
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Worcester, United Kingdom (Local)
Cat focuses on local news and events in Worcester, with a particular emphasis on community-centered stories. She appears to be interested in seasonal topics, especially around Christmas and other local celebrations.
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By: Cat Phillips
He told the teenager he wanted to touch her under her clothing in messages.
A quad bike rider has been annoying people living in the Westlands estate in Droitwich.
By: Cat Phillips
The man is an 'unwanted presence' in Great Malvern Cemetery playing guitar and possessing drug paraphernalia given police notice.
A WEST Mercia Police officer has had a case against her dropped following a fatal car crash.
Nottingham Knockers in Malvern have cash and property seized
The 74-year-old Clun Castle steam loco once driven by King Charles will haul a special train from Worcester and Droitwich to Stratford-upon-Avon…
By: Cat Phillips
A woman with a Fine Arts degree uses her talent to sculpt life-changing facial prosthetics for the NHS.
By: Cat Phillips
The Soul Connection helped people dance the night away and raise £1,600 for Worcestershire Breast Unit Haven (WBUH).
By: Cat Phillips
Aldi wants to know if Worcestershire needs a new supermarket and wants to hear from shoppers.
The Noisy RAF Boeing Chinook flew over Ombersley and Wychbold.
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