Bredon u12s 0, Ledbury u12s 42 THE first 10 minutes saw both sides weighing each other up with some scrappy play and either side could have taken the first score. It took the settling down of the Ledbury pack to eventually assert their dominance,
SALLY Taylor raised a grand total of £540 for St Richard’s Hospice by holding her 10th annual coffee morning at her home in Geneva Avenue. This latest success means she has now raised more than £4,000 for the hospice. Marilyn Peachey, director of fund-raising
Vaults FC 4, Hornets Res 0. VAULTS were back in the thick of the Worcester Division Four action and welcomed Hornets Reserves to a damp and windy Lower Howsell. The opening 10 minutes of the game saw both sides trying to keep hold of the ball well
A MALVERN track cycling team won bronze at the LVRC Track Championships at Newport Velodrome. Mike Amery, Gavin O’Mahoney and Sean O’Toole, of VC Sevale, competed in the 3km (12-lap) team pursuit. With two teams of three riders starting on opposite
MALVERN man Peter Williams was this week awarded a fellowship by the University of Worcester. Mr Williams, a former chief executive of the Quality Assurance Agency, the independent body that assesses standards in higher education, was appointed
THE Hanleys’ Garden Club is holding its next meeting in Hanley Swan Village Hall at 7.30pm on Wednesday (November 11). The topic will be ‘Gardening Around the World’ and new members are welcome to attend.
The Worcestershire Golf Club Ladies’ Section. TORRENTIAL rain made play difficult for the last medal competition of the year. Kate Foster won the competition with a nett 69 and Liz Evans, who scored three birdies, finished second with a nett 72
Bredon Buzzards u11s 14, Ledbury u11s 14. LEDBURY began brightly and Hinkley led from the front. He was tenacious at the breakdown and was a real handful for the hosts. Bennion carried hard and, assisted by Scott Ledbury, probed for an early break
A FAMILY fun day at the Sunshine Children’s Centre in Malvern brought smiles to the faces of youngsters. The event was a great success with more than 100 visitors to the centre, in Bluebell Close, to enjoy face-painting, craft-making and more
HILLSONGS is a fundraising music CD for St James Primary School Building Appeal. It features the names of local composers and musicians Paul Farrer, Vo Fletcher and John Raine - and the school choir - alongside illustrious names such as J S Bach and
Sunday Potters wheel weekend workshop at Eastnor Pottery, Home Farm, Eastnor. 9.30am. £120. 01531 633886. From the Cradle to the Grave exhibition at The Elgar Birthplace Museum, Crown East Lane, Lower Broadheath. 11am. Adults £6 / Seniors £5 / Children
