THE next meeting of Malvern Spa Association is on Tuesday, November 10, at 7.30pm in the Lyttelton Rooms, Church Street. The speaker is Lorraine Munn who will talk about Druidry and Water. Admission is £3. Details from 01684 560098.
THE new chief technology officer for QinetiQ’s Technology Solutions business is Ian Reid, who used to work for the company in Malvern. Mr Reid joined QinetiQ in 2001 and has worked at Malvern, Farnborough and Boscombe Down. He was responsible
A CHEQUE for £1,551.66, the proceeds of a charity race night, was presented to Mark Wilkins of the County Air Ambulance Trust by Tony Pawson, chairman of Malvern Hills 41 Club. Race night organiser Trevor Guiver thanked the sponsors and racegoers for
IN Division One of the Malvern League, Manor Park Express became the third side this season to occupy top spot following victories over Broadheath Belters and Crackpots ‘E’. Against Belters they were made to work hard for the three points with four
Upton 24, Pershore 38. A TRY-scoring performance from Alex Pimlow was not enough as Upton crashed to defeat to Midlands Three West (South) high-fliers Pershore. The visitors started the game at a frantic pace, putting phases of play together, cleverly
MALVERN College student Lucy Henshall made an impressive start to the season in her Great Britain Fencing debut in the Women’s Epee Cadets International competition in Portugal. Great Britain sent a team of 12 to the tournament and Henshall was the
Malvern 22, Luton 38. MALVERN shook high-riding Luton in National Three Midlands with a high-octane opening 10 minutes, pinning the Bedfordshire side back in their own half. A well-executed Jay Martin chip-and-chase took play to the Luton five-metre
A LEDBURY charity shop is seeking the mystery donator who dropped off a single Louis Vuitton shoe. The white, two-and-a-half-inch-heel shoe, featuring the classic coloured pattern of the exclusive French fashion house, was quite a haul for
MASON Ross Eight years have passed but the memories will never fade. We miss you more than words can say. Love Mum, Scott and Ken Published in paper 07/11/2009 in Malvern Gazette
Friar Lane & Epworth 3, Malvern Town 3. TEN-man Malvern clawed their way back from 3-0 down to salvage a draw at Friar Lane & Epworth in Aspire Midland Alliance. Friar Lane started brightly and Town keeper Alex Hards was called upon to make a
PUPILS at St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School, in Newtown Road, swapped school wear for sleep wear when they turned up for a day’s work in their pyjamas. Many clutched cuddly toys as they enjoyed a story-telling session and drank hot cocoa
THERE will be a spine-chilling entertainment at the Coach House Theatre in Graham Road, Malvern, next week with a stage version of the classic Victorian ghost story The Turn of the Screw. This brand new adaptation of the book by Henry James promises
A MALVERN woman is celebrating after winning golds galore at the World Masters Games in Sydney. Jayne Ball was first to finish in the 800-metre, 400m, 200m and 100m freestyles and the 400m individual medley events in the 55 to 59 years category as part
Saturday Jumble Sale in aid of Berrow/Pendock Churches at Berrow Village Hall. 2pm. Potter’s wheel workshop - weekend at Eastnor Pottery, Home Farm. 9.30am. £120. 01531 633886. Street Dance, Childrens Ballet & Cheerleading Classes run by Dance in Motion
