Article: FIGHT TO SAVE CRICKET GROUND TREES.

Article: PITCHES ARE A BIT DAMP... You're losersRain stops play: the ...
The Daily Mail (London, England);  June 28, 2007 ;     396 words ...Paul Newman's half-term report on the cricket season Rain stops play: the extraordinary scene at Worcestershire's New Road cricketground yesterday after the River Severn burst its banks You're Paul Newman's half-term report on the cricket season See Page 89

Article: Cricket ground plan gets the green light; ...
Birmingham Mail (England);  June 18, 2007 ;     426 words ...THE GOVERNMENT has given the green light to the pounds 10 million redevelopment of Worcester's New Road cricket ground by deciding not to "call in" the project. The Department of Communities and Local Government has assured Worcester ...

Article: Cricket ground plan gets the green light WORCESTER
Birmingham Mail;  June 18, 2007 ;     371 words ...THE GOVERNMENT has given the green light to the pounds 10 million redevelopment of Worcester's New Road cricket ground by deciding not to "call in" the project. The Department of Communities and Local Government has assured Worcester ...

Article: New Road bats on; PLANNING.(News)
The Birmingham Post (England);  June 15, 2007 ;     419 words ...The Government has given the green light to the pounds 10 million redevelopment of Worcester's New Road cricket ground by deciding not to "call in" the project. The Department of Communities and Local Government has assured Worcester ...

Article: FIGHT TO SAVE CRICKET GROUND TREES
Evening Mail;  August 30, 1999 ;     308 words ... ... Bullock, has launched a campaign to save the line of trees in New Road, Worcester, from the authority's plans to aid improvements ... wreck the appearance of the approach to Worcestershire's Cricket ground. He said: "The ground's appearance will change dramatically ...

Article: Cricket: Ground search
Birmingham Mail;  July 3, 2007 ;     296 words ... ... Kidderminster chairman Normal Broadfield said that if no other ground was available then Chester Road was now free after Worcester decided to go back to New Road for the four-day county championship fixture against Kent starting on Sunday.

Article: Cricket: Ground search.(Sport)
Birmingham Mail (England);  July 3, 2007 ;     330 words ... ... Kidderminster chairman Normal Broadfield said that if no other ground was available then Chester Road was now free after Worcester decided to go back to New Road for the four-day county championship fixture against Kent starting on Sunday.