People of Worcestershire

There aren't many English counties that can claim a King of its own. King John is buried in the Cathedral at Worcester. He's the most royal of our famous folk, past and present. To celebrate the people of the County who would you like to see sitting at King John's table?

In celebration of the Queen's 90th birthday year, we are building a piece of social history for Worcestershire and are asking you to get involved by recording a short video about what the Queen means to you.

Caroline was part of the team that bid for the iconic London Olympics in 2012. Here she looks back on her involvement in bringing the Games to the UK and all the emotions that came with it.

Not since 1925 had Worcestershire County Cricket Club had a captain that was born and bred in the county. That was until local boy Daryl Mitchell became club captain.

The Games began and that's when the fun really started. Caroline helped to make sure everything ticked along nicely and she watched a few sporting superstars along the way pick up medals.

When Nikki swapped IT for gardening, she never imagined that she would be picking up a top award at the Malvern RHS Spring Festival. Now she's preparing to open her first Garden Design Centre in Norton and hoping to add to her collection of awards in the future.

If you thought water all tastes the same, then Simon Clarke, Malvern's first water sommelier, will tell you differently. Just like a wine taster, Simon can tell the subtle differences in taste and flavour of water from all over the country.

Dawn Clement worked tirelessly in her lifetime to educate the population of the Midlands and indeed the country about the need for the Polio vaccination.

We all know how beautiful the Worcestershire countryside is. One man has taken his love of where he lives to another level by setting up a company that sends drones into the sky to take aerial shots and videos. Dave Bright from Bright Sky Videos speaks to World Class Worcestershire.

Oliver Brooks is a star of the West End. Oliver started his career in Worcester and still has ties to the county. Read about his transition to become an actor in a leading London play and his favourite places in World Class Worcestershire.

Ever thought you could never reach your perfect job? Or it's too late for you to do something you believe in? Well Rosalind Brotherton, proves you can achieve anything if you just believe in yourself and life changes are possible!

At the age of just 19, Ed Higson has made his mark in the world of sailing, and ensures that wherever he goes, he's championing his home county, Worcestershire.

Ian Woodcock, a local resident from Creag Lea has posted his own version of Land of Hope and Glory after being inspired by our campaign to make 'Land of Hope and Glory' Worcestershire's song.