'Further blustery showers are expected on Saturday.'ДЇor the month-long market, there will be around 30 chalets - similar to Birmingham's German Market - and they will house a variety of stalls. The outlook for the West Midlands for Thursday to Saturday reads: 'Showers will ease going into Thursday before a band of rain and snow sweeps through early on Friday with strong winds.

What's the weather looking like this weekend?ДЄccording to the latest forecasts from the Met Office, the weather in Worcester will be cloudy with sunny intervals this weekend. READ MORE: Worcester Christmas Market: When it starts and how long it's on for The list of city centre car parks can be found here. Crown Gate Bus Station (WR1 3PA) Last bus is 5.10pm or from Cathedral Square (WR1 2QE) at 5.15pm.

County Hall (WR5 2NP): First bus leaves at 9.45am then up to every 15 minutes.

The timings for the park and ride are as follows, on Sunday, December 5:

Crown Gate Bus Station (WR1 3PA): Last bus back is 8.10pm or from Cathedral Square (WR1 2QE) at 8.15pm.

County Hall (WR5 2NP): First bus leaves at 8.35am then 8.50, 9.05, 9.20 then up to every 10 minutes.

The timings for the park and ride are as follows, on Saturday, December 4: They added the county council will be once again providing parking space in the car parks at County Hall (WR5 2NP) to help visitors in support of the Park & Ride service, number 910.

You can also donate cash, which will go into a fund held by a charity partner to use to plug gaps or buy specialist toys for children with additional needs. You can buy a gift from the #Brumwish Amazon Wishlist here. Three donation days, held at Edgbaston to take in new and nearly new donations of gifts and books, are now ended. This year's appeal is bigger and better than ever - because we have teamed up with our partners at #Toys4Birmingham, including Thrive Together Birmingham, the Birmingham Playcare Network, the Edgbaston Foundation and Birmingham Forward Steps.ДЄlso involved are Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Trust, Barnardo's, Spurgeon's children's charity, the Springfield project in Sparkhill, St Paul's Community Development Trust and Your Local Pantry, which runs food hubs in 12 locations across Birmingham and the Black Country. Running alongside the market will be Worcester's long-established Victorian Christmas Fayre, which will run from 2вЂ“5 December this year.Д«rumWish 2021 aims to get thousands of Christmas gifts to young children in need across our city - the homeless, the vulnerable, kids in care and kids who have little. The market will begin on Thursday December 2 and will run all the way through to Thursday December 23.ДЄs Christmas gets closer, more stalls will also be erected in Cathedral Square on the weekends of December 11 to December 12 and December 18 to 19. With both attractions expected to attract families from across Worcestershire and Birmingham, here's everything you need to know about Worcester's new month-long market, as well as the Victorian Fayre. The fayre normally attracts an estimated 150,000 visitors to the city and contributes ВЈ7.3 million to the local economy but was cancelled last year amid coronavirus fears. READ MORE: Met Office shares exact hours snow will next hit West Midlands The council has also confirmed the city's annual four-day Victorian Fayre will be held from 2вЂ“5 December along with a Christmas lights switch-on.

Plans to hold a month-long market in the beautiful cathedral city for the first time were approved by the city council earlier this year, with the event set to start on Thursday, December 2. We're just days away from Worcester's Christmas markets starting and officially kicking off the festive season in the city.

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