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• MHDC announces flood relief package

  A WIDE range of recovery support is available to those affected by the recent flooding across the District. Malvern Hills District Council is keen to make sure that as many people as possible are aware of the help available and know how to get the help they need. read more

• Hero's eye will be on port's ships

  A SCULPTOR from Malvern hopes to travel to Yorkshire next month for the unveiling of one of his works at a lifeboat station - if he's well enough. read more

• Angry traders want parking crackdown

  TRADERS in Great Malvern's town centre are calling for a crackdown on drivers abusing street-side parking. read more

• Flood relief for damaged homes

  MALVERN Hills residents whose houses got flooded last month can apply to the district council for cash to help them rebuild their lives. read more

• Veg shortage for show

  VEGETABLES could be in short supply this weekend at the annual show of the Wyche and Horticultural Society. read more

• No to house appeal

  A PLANNING application to build a two-bedroom home in Malvern Link has been turned down on appeal The original application to build the house in the garden of 25 Regency Road was refused by Malvern Hills District Council in January 2006. read more

• Speed up pay-outs, says Spicer

  INSURANCE compamies should speed up payments to people whose property was damaged in the floods, says MP Sir Michael Spicer. read more

• Extension could be approved

  PLANS for an extension to a house at Corse Lawn will come up before Malvern Hills District Council's southern area development control committee next week. read more

• College plans return to council

  A CONTROVERSIAL scheme for a new boarding house at Malvern College goes before planners next week. read more

• Flood fund benefits brass band

  MEMBERS of Upton Youth Band were celebrating this week after getting a grant to cover damage and losses caused by the floods. read more

• Cheap fares after line reopens

  TRAIN travellers from the Malvern area will be able to go to Oxford and beyond for half price next week. read more

• 1,000 names on justice petition

  More than 1,000 people have signed a petition calling for a change in the law on criminal appeals. read more

• Warning call follows flood death

  THE death of Eric Dickinson of Leigh, who drowned in June's floods, has prompted calls for more warnings of the danf gers of fords. read more

• Locals object to home proposal

  PLANS for a major new care home in Malvern will be up for decision by councillors next week. read more

• Garage set for refusal

  PLANS to create a new house off Peachfield Road, Malvern, look set to fall foul of planning regulations. read more

• Neighbours support house extensions

  AN application for two two-storey extensions at Huntleys Farm, Little Malvern, is set for refusal by Malvern Hills District Council. read more

• Dancing round the obstacles

  WITH A-level results day less than a week away, one Malvern student wants to show others that perseverance and determination do pay off. read more

• Decision on workshop plan

  A PLANNING application to change an agricultural building at Naunton, near Upton, into a workshop, goes before a planning meeting on Wednesday, August 15. read more

• Village houses plan returns

  A CONTROVERSIAL plan to build four houses at Hanley Swan comes before Malvern Hills District Council next week. read more

• Worry as virus follows flooding

  FARMERS who crops were devastated by the recent floods are now facing the spectre of foot and mouth disease, bringing back grim memories of the 2001 outbreak. read more

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