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Toyah: My doctorate, AI and days out in Pershore
One of Worcestershire's most successful musical exports, Toyah Willcox, has been recognised with an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Worcester.
From chart hits including It's a Mystery, Thunder in the Mountains and I Want to Be Free, to acting, broadcasting and her hugely successful Sunday Lunch videos with husband Robert Fripp, the Pershore musician's career has spanned nearly five decades.
Last week, she joined graduates to receive the honour - and to offer some advice to the next generation of creatives, with BBC Hereford and Worcester's Adelle Davies at Worcester Cathedral.
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