Work has started on a new monument as part of a £220,000 project to develop an area which played a key role in the Battle of Worcester in 1651. Fort Royal was an important artillery position held ...

Fort Royal Park was a key site in the Battle of Worcester in 1651. Future US presidents John Adams and Thomas Jefferson visited the park in 1786. Adams gave a speech saying that "all England ...

THREE of Worcester’s favourite parks have been named in an award scheme recognising the very best green spaces in the UK. Fort Royal, Gheluvelt and Cripplegate parks have all been awarded ...

council staff and volunteers have started planting various bulbs and shrubs across Worcester's parks and green spaces. 10 fruit trees will also be planted in each of Gheluvelt, Fort Royal ...

council staff and volunteers have started planting various bulbs and shrubs across Worcester's parks and green spaces. 10 fruit trees will also be planted in each of Gheluvelt, Fort Royal ...

The monument in Fort Royal Park in Worcester has suffered ‘significant damage’ and has been smashed and scattered across the park. Graffiti with the initials ‘BLM’ is daubed in several ...

The Battle of Worcester was the last action in the English Civil War. Fort Royal was designated as a recreational area for play in 1915. Matthew Lamb, cabinet member for "cleaner and greener city ...