I've not fitted a Worcester but have serviced a fair few. Not been impressed with the layout and reliability of them to be honest. Same goes for Vaillant, especially the EcoTEC.
To be honest I'm not hugely impressed with most modern combi boilers, they are all following the route of ridiculously expensive spare parts and built in unreliability.
A few recent examples:-
Worcester flue seal failing and dripping acid condensate onto the metal (yes metal) condensate tray inside the boiler. End result was a new flue. Boiler was 3 years old and flue appeared to be properly fitted.
Ideal Logic+ heat engine corroding through after 4 years, around £600 to repair it for the customer.
Potterton Promax leaking condensate from the bottom of the heat exchanger, onto the gas pipework. 6 years old, another one at 5 years old recently too, both boilers capped off. In both cases damage was so severe that boilers were replaced.
Vaillant EcoTEC main heat exchanger rusting through after 4 years..
Contrast this to the old floor standing boilers that would last for decades.. I could go on but if this is progress I'm out lol!
Force me to buy a combi boiler and I'd buy an Intergas boiler. The boiler is pretty simple and the expensive part (the heat exchanger) wouldn't look out of place as a radiator grille for a Challenger tank. I'd go with them simply as they've never had a heat exchanger failure, ever. All of the other manufacturers have them, frequently.