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Jokes and japes at carnival week

AS former students from the School of Electronics gather in Malvern this weekend for a reunion, Malvern Memories takes a special look back across 50 years, to a very eventful carnival week organised by the students and to some of the Royal Radar Establishment's achievements. read more
Inventive scientists show off a telescope

THE same week that the College of Electronics students held their carnival, scientists at the Royal Radar Establishment - for which so many of those students were training - unveiled their latest achievement, their own radio telescope. read more
Echoes from the past

100 years ago THE new march by Sir Edward Elgar, Pomp and Circumstance No. 4, was performed for the first time at the promenade concert at Queen's Hall on Saturday evening. Sir Edward Elgar's March in D has become so popular that considerable interest was manifested in the new composition. It is in part singularly suggestive of the melody on the first march, which has been used as the air for the well-known song Land of Hope and Glory. Malvern Gazette, August 30, 1907. read more

Archive - Friday, 31 August 2007