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• Is this what Malvern wants?

  May we express our thanks and gratitude to the people of Malvern concerning our parasol, planters and general existence. read more

• Appalled and inspired

  I AM one of four women from Malvern Greenpeace group who felt it necessary to attend the Climate Camp demonstrations at BAA. What I witnessed both inspired and appalled me. read more

• Hills guardians

  AS the schools and the summer return in Malvern, we can look up again and see the hills, so recently shrouded by the rains and mists of July. read more

• Time for action

  When will the police take action on the minority of residents who, for whatever reason, inject themselves with drugs? read more

• Time to listen

  WHILE I haven't always agreed with everything that Coun Martin Eager says, I completely agree with his thoughts on the use of The Masters House, Ledbury. read more

• Fight all the way

  REFERRING to your article in the Malvern Gazette of Friday, August 24, concerning our local buses. read more

• It's a shambles

  Correct me if I'm wrong, but I've always understood NHS to stand for National Health Service; the same health care for everyone, everywhere. read more

• Well done the banner fixers

  YES, well done the banner designers, the banner fixers, and all those campaigning to keep the county Outdoor Education Service intact and properly funded. read more

• Are water features to attract Arts Council grants?

  YOUR headline about Colwall railway bridge closure underlines two important points. read more

• Was protest not worth a mention?

  A telecommunications mast, to be erected in the middle of Colwall Stone, was given the go-ahead by Herefordshire Council on August 22 without any adverse comment. read more

• Be quicker

  AS a Colwall resident I am disturbed to learn that the railway bridge is likely to take six months to repair. If this estimate is correct, have the engineers considered the havoc and expense this delay will cause? Have they thought of working night and day, virtually non-stop to reduce the six months? They might say that this will cost more - but will it? Our village is already suffering extra expense and what about the hauliers having to use the road over the Wyche in their massive articulated lorries? read more

• We are open

  CONTRARY to popular opinion, Colwall is open for business and leisure. read more

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