Plans include a revamped pavilion and a new public amphitheatre - the council will apply for lottery funding once to public consultation is over.

Malvern Gazette

With just days to go until the official switch-on of Malvern Rotary Club's Tree of Light, external, organiser are inviting all to the event at Malvern's Priory Park on Monday at 18:00.  

There are currently two flood warnings for the River Teme, external in Worcestershire.

BBC Hereford and Worcester

Here are some of the main stories we are looking at in Herefordshire and Worcestershire:

- Gang armed with guns and baseball bats rob couple in north Worcestershire of money, jewellery and cars

- Flood gates closed as river levels rises around Upton-upon-Severn

- More than 250 dogs caught with no microchips in Worcestershire since law changed, but no prosecutions

Michael Perkins
BBC Hereford & Worcester

A man arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of a woman in Worcester has been released with no further action to be taken against him, police say.

West Mercia Police say the 60-year-old was arrested and released on police bail following the discovery of the woman in Christchurch Road, Worcester on 29 August.

The death of the woman is not being treated as suspicious and the file will be passed to the coroner, a spokeswoman said.

Charlie Slater
BBC Weather presenter

Showery rain continuing for many, although this slowly easing through the afternoon. Generally feeling cold, despite winds remaining fairly light. Highs of 7C (45F).

This picture, from Gheluvelt Park in north Worcester, shows how quickly water levels have risen.

BBC Hereford and Worcester

There have been no prosecutions in Herefordshire or Worcestershire, despite 263 dogs being caught without a microchip since it became a legal requirement in April.

A gang armed with handguns and baseball bats have robbed a couple at their home in north Worcestershire, police say.

West Mercia Police say five men wearing balaclavas forced their way into the property in St Kenelm's Road, Romsley on Friday and threatened the three occupants - a man, a woman and a teenage boy.

The man was hit on the head with a gun during the incident and suffered cuts which required hospital treatment. 

After stealing money from the safe and jewellery, the offenders locked the occupants in the cellar and made off in two cars, a black Bentley Continental and a black Jaguar XKR, stolen from the drive.

Andy Giddings
BBC Shropshire

Body-worn cameras are going to be issued to West Mercia police officers next year, with firearms officers and Taser-users the first to get them.

The death of the ex-footballer Dalian Atkinson led to calls for them to be used, as a way of monitoring police conduct in serious incidents.

Chief Constable Anthony Bangham said that once Taser and firearms users have them, they will be rolled out across the force, over the course of the year.

The old fire station in Evesham will be demolished in January as the first phase of the building of a new supermarket in the town, the council has announced, external.

Image source, Google

Wychavon District Council say The Old Brewery car park will then close in April 2017, for further site preparation, with the store construction starting in early summer.

The car park will remain closed for the duration of the works and will then re-open as a Waitrose customer car park in March 2018.

Originally it was thought that the car park would need to close for 14 months, but the council says it has been able to reduce this period to around 11 months.

The River Teme, which currently has two flood warnings, external, runs close to the road

BBC Hereford and Worcester

Here are some of the main stories we are looking at in Herefordshire and Worcestershire:

- Flood gates closed in Upton-upon-Severn as river levels rise

- A group of people watching the "supermoon" have been assaulted and robbed by a gang wielding an iron bar

- Old fire station in Evesham is to be demolished in new year to make way for a new supermarket

BBC Hereford and Worcester

Since July, 263 dogs in Herefordshire and Worcestershire have been found without microchips, despite it now being a legal requirement. 

Following a three-month grace period, from when the law was introduced in April, no-one has been charged with the offence in Herefordshire or Worcestershire.

Caroline Queen. from Severn Veterinary Centre in Worcester, showed us it is very easy it is to fit a microchip  

Then figures come from a Freedom of Information request by the BBC.

Three people out watching the "supermoon" were attacked and robbed by a gang welding an iron bar, police say, external.

West Mercia Police say black rucksack containing items including a pair of Sony wireless headphones and the victim's passport were taken.

The assaults took place in Churchill Gardens off Venns Lane shortly before 18:30 on Monday, 14 November.

Image source, Google

Trains between Shrewsbury and Hereford resume following earlier flooding on the line, but passengers are warned services could be delayed or amended.

Hereford & Worcester Fire and Rescue Service were kept busy yesterday and overnight by people whose vehicles became trapped in floodwater - they'd like a quieter day today.

This picture they sent us last November, taken near Pershore, shows what can happen if you risk it.

Image source, HWFRS

The Environment Agency says it is closing the flood gates on New Street in Upton-upon-Severn.

This picture, taken by the Environment Agency in a previous flood, graphically illustrates the work the do protecting the town from rising water in the River Severn.

Image source, Environment Agency

The line between Hereford and Shrewsbury was affected by flooding, as you can see from this picture.

BBC Weather Watchers

This picture of rain clouds shrouding the tops of the Malvern Hills comes from BBC Weather Watcher J at Severn Ridge.

If you have any pictures of the weather or the flooding I'd love to use them - you can email, tweet us on @bbchw, external or message via Facebook, external.

Image source, J at Severn Ridge