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Joker finds shop window

A BIT of foolery appeared in a town centre shop window, according to the Malvern Gazette 25 years ago. read more
Cow was at fault, claims defendant

A MILK seller from Malvern was summoned to appear in front of magistrates for selling "milk deficient in fats", said the Gazette 100 years ago. read more
True pioneer

THE death of Miss Catharine Severn Burrow, responsible for establishing West Malvern Open Air School, now the outdoor centre, was reported in the Gazette 50 years ago this week. read more
Echoes from the past

100 years ago Mr Arthur C Nott has recently opened a cafe at his grocery and provision establishment in Church Street. The cafe, which is situated on the ground floor, is not of very large dimensions, but it has been equipped in such a manner as to ensure the greatest possible comfort. The apartment is fitted with electric light and is delightfully cool. The furnishing has been carried out in oak, in antique style. So arranged is the cafe that is can be shut off entirely from the grocery department. Afternoon teas and ices are provided at popular prices and Mr Nott may expect extensive patronage. Malvern Gazette, August 2, 1907. read more

Archive - Friday, 3 August 2007