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EXILED CITY EYE A HOME RETURN

By Robin Jones
WORCESTER City have confirmed new plans to return home – and are being backed by council planners.
The exiled Midland League Premier Division new boys have been looking at a new site on city council-owned land in Warndon.
This week’s announcement follows Worcester City Council’s double refusal of planning permission to Worcester City Supporters Trust for a 4,400-capacity stadium in Perdiswell.
The trust said they intended to appeal to Whitehall against the refusal, but the club itself refused to back its fans over the issue.
The club is currently playing at ...

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