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	==References==		==References==
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	[[Category:Worcestershire\| ]]		[[Category:Worcestershire\| ]]
	[[Category:Shire counties]]		[[Category:Shire counties]]

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	4 [[Bromsgrove]]<br>		4 [[Bromsgrove]]<br>
	5 [[Redditch]]<br>		5 [[Redditch]]<br>
	6 [[Wychavon]]]]'''Worcestershire''' is a county in the ~~English~~ Midlands. Its boundaries have changed considerably over time, largely because of the growth of the neighbouring [[West Midlands]] conurbation. At one time Worcestershire included a number of separated enclaves and exclaves, notably [[Dudley]], which was part of Worcestershire although entirely surrounded by [[Staffordshire]]. In 1974 Worcestershire was united with [[Herefordshire]] to form the county of [[Hereford and Worcester]], but this proved unpopular, and the two counties were separated again in 1998.		6 [[Wychavon]]]]'''Worcestershire''' is a county in the [[West Midlands region]]. Its boundaries have changed considerably over time, largely because of the growth of the neighbouring [[West Midlands]] conurbation. At one time Worcestershire included a number of separated enclaves and exclaves, notably [[Dudley]], which was part of Worcestershire although entirely surrounded by [[Staffordshire]]. In 1974 Worcestershire was united with [[Herefordshire]] to form the county of [[Hereford and Worcester]], but this proved unpopular, and the two counties were separated again in 1998.

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References

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	[[Category:Worcestershire\| ]]		[[Category:Worcestershire\| ]]
	[[Category:~~England~~]]		[[Category:Shire counties]]

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	'''Worcestershire''' is a county in the English Midlands. Its boundaries have changed considerably over time, largely because of the growth of the neighbouring [[West Midlands]] conurbation. At one time Worcestershire included a number of separated enclaves and exclaves, notably [[Dudley]], which was part of Worcestershire although entirely surrounded by [[Staffordshire]]. In 1974 Worcestershire was united with [[Herefordshire]] to form the county of [[Hereford and Worcester]], but this proved unpopular, and the two counties were separated again in 1998.		[[Image:WorcestershireNumbered.png\|thumb\|
			1 [[Worcester]]<br>
			2 [[Malvern Hills]]<br>
			3 [[Wyre Forest]]<br>
			4 [[Bromsgrove]]<br>
			5 [[Redditch]]<br>
			6 [[Wychavon]]]]'''Worcestershire''' is a county in the English Midlands. Its boundaries have changed considerably over time, largely because of the growth of the neighbouring [[West Midlands]] conurbation. At one time Worcestershire included a number of separated enclaves and exclaves, notably [[Dudley]], which was part of Worcestershire although entirely surrounded by [[Staffordshire]]. In 1974 Worcestershire was united with [[Herefordshire]] to form the county of [[Hereford and Worcester]], but this proved unpopular, and the two counties were separated again in 1998.

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	'''Worcestershire''' is a county in the English Midlands. Its boundaries have changed considerably over time, largely because of the growth of the neighbouring [[West Midlands]] conurbation. At one time Worcestershire included a number of separated enclaves and exclaves, notably [[Dudley]], which was part of Worcestershire although entirely surrounded by [[Staffordshire]]. In 1974 Worcestershire was united with [[Herefordshire]] to form the county of Hereford and Worcester, but this proved unpopular, and the two counties were separated again in 1998.		'''Worcestershire''' is a county in the English Midlands. Its boundaries have changed considerably over time, largely because of the growth of the neighbouring [[West Midlands]] conurbation. At one time Worcestershire included a number of separated enclaves and exclaves, notably [[Dudley]], which was part of Worcestershire although entirely surrounded by [[Staffordshire]]. In 1974 Worcestershire was united with [[Herefordshire]] to form the county of [[Hereford and Worcester]], but this proved unpopular, and the two counties were separated again in 1998.

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Ross Burgess: /* LGBT History */ Police

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LGBT History: Police

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	In June 2012 a series of [[Worcestershire Rainbow Picnics]] were organised by [[Rory Shannon]] in Bromsgrove, Redditch and Worcester, with the aim of bringing together LGBTQ people across the county.<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2012/05/02/worcestershire-plans-county-wide-picnics-for-pride/</ref>		In June 2012 a series of [[Worcestershire Rainbow Picnics]] were organised by [[Rory Shannon]] in Bromsgrove, Redditch and Worcester, with the aim of bringing together LGBTQ people across the county.<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2012/05/02/worcestershire-plans-county-wide-picnics-for-pride/</ref>

			Worcestershire is part of the [[West Mercia Police]] area.

	==References==		==References==

Ross Burgess at 21:21, 25 August 2012

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	'''Worcestershire''' is a county in the English Midlands. Its boundaries have changed considerably over time largely because of the growth of the neighbouring [[West Midlands]] conurbation. At one time Worcestershire included a number of separated enclaves and exclaves, notably Dudley, which was part of Worcestershire although entirely surrounded by [[Staffordshire]]. In 1974 Worcestershire was united with [[Herefordshire]] to form the county of Hereford and Worcester, but this proved unpopular, and the two counties were separated again in 1998.		'''Worcestershire''' is a county in the English Midlands. Its boundaries have changed considerably over time, largely because of the growth of the neighbouring [[West Midlands]] conurbation. At one time Worcestershire included a number of separated enclaves and exclaves, notably [[Dudley]], which was part of Worcestershire although entirely surrounded by [[Staffordshire]]. In 1974 Worcestershire was united with [[Herefordshire]] to form the county of Hereford and Worcester, but this proved unpopular, and the two counties were separated again in 1998.

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Ross Burgess at 21:19, 25 August 2012

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	'''Worcestershire''' is a county in the English Midlands. Its boundaries have changed considerably over time largely because of the growth of the neighbouring [[West Midlands]] conurbation. In 1974 it was united with [[Herefordshire]] to form the county of Hereford and Worcester, but this proved unpopular, and the two counties were separated again in 1998.		'''Worcestershire''' is a county in the English Midlands. Its boundaries have changed considerably over time largely because of the growth of the neighbouring [[West Midlands]] conurbation. At one time Worcestershire included a number of separated enclaves and exclaves, notably Dudley, which was part of Worcestershire although entirely surrounded by [[Staffordshire]]. In 1974 Worcestershire was united with [[Herefordshire]] to form the county of Hereford and Worcester, but this proved unpopular, and the two counties were separated again in 1998.

	The county contains six districts:		The county contains six districts:

Ross Burgess: /* LGBT History */

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LGBT History

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	==LGBT History==		==LGBT History==

	[[Gay ~~Worcester~~]] ~~describes itself as "Online Resource For The Worcestershire LGBT Community Since 2000"~~<ref>http://www.~~gayworcester~~.co.uk/</ref>		The [[Worcestershire Gay Men’s Health project]] (WGMHP, founded 1992) promotes safer sex among gay men.<ref>http://www.playinitsafe.co.uk/lgbt/wgmhproject.html</ref>

	~~The~~ [[~~Worcestershire~~ Gay ~~Men’s Health project~~]] ~~(WGMHP) promotes safer sex among gay men~~.		[[Gay Worcester]] describes itself as an "Online resource for the Worcestershire LGBT community since 2000"<ref>http://www.gayworcester.co.uk/</ref>

	In June 2012 a series of [[Worcestershire Rainbow Picnics]] were organised by [[Rory Shannon]] in Bromsgrove, Redditch and Worcester, with the aim of bringing together LGBTQ people across the county.<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2012/05/02/worcestershire-plans-county-wide-picnics-for-pride/</ref>		In June 2012 a series of [[Worcestershire Rainbow Picnics]] were organised by [[Rory Shannon]] in Bromsgrove, Redditch and Worcester, with the aim of bringing together LGBTQ people across the county.<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2012/05/02/worcestershire-plans-county-wide-picnics-for-pride/</ref>

Ross Burgess: /* LGBT History */ Worcestershire Gay Men’s Health project

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LGBT History: Worcestershire Gay Men’s Health project

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	[[Gay Worcester]] describes itself as "Online Resource For The Worcestershire LGBT Community Since 2000"<ref>http://www.gayworcester.co.uk/</ref>		[[Gay Worcester]] describes itself as "Online Resource For The Worcestershire LGBT Community Since 2000"<ref>http://www.gayworcester.co.uk/</ref>

			The [[Worcestershire Gay Men’s Health project]] (WGMHP) promotes safer sex among gay men.

	In June 2012 a series of [[Worcestershire Rainbow Picnics]] were organised by [[Rory Shannon]] in Bromsgrove, Redditch and Worcester, with the aim of bringing together LGBTQ people across the county.<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2012/05/02/worcestershire-plans-county-wide-picnics-for-pride/</ref>		In June 2012 a series of [[Worcestershire Rainbow Picnics]] were organised by [[Rory Shannon]] in Bromsgrove, Redditch and Worcester, with the aim of bringing together LGBTQ people across the county.<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2012/05/02/worcestershire-plans-county-wide-picnics-for-pride/</ref>