THE Colwall Village Society is launching a new map of the village at a meeting later this month. Over the last two years, the society has prepared the map which shows the location of major historical events and the route of most of the waterways in
TWO Malvern-based paddlers tasted success at the British Canoe Union National Championships at the National Water Sports Centre, Nottingham. Emily Lewis and Emma Hawthorn were both crowned national champions. Lewis 17, a student at St Mary’s Worcester
THE National Blood Service is appealing for volunteers to attend a blood donor sessions in Malvern next week. The session is on Tuesday, September 14, and the venue is Malvern Rugby Club, Spring Lane, from 1pm to 3.30pm and 4.30pm to 7.15pm. Organisers
Garnons 225 all out, Bosbury 229-8. BOSBURY rounded off a magnificent first season in Marches League Division One by lifting the GB Liners Marches KO Cup after beating Garnons by two wickets. The winning runs were scored in fading light in the final
Colwall 289 all out, Malvern 222 all out. MALVERN'S relegation from Worcestershire League Division One was confirmed with a 67-run derby defeat to rivals Colwall. Malvern captain Antony Arnold won the toss and asked the home side to bat first.
A FORMAL policy on football pitch provision is set to be agreed by Malvern Town Council to ensure clubs are in no doubt of what facilities are on offer. The council, which provides pitches at Victoria Park, Lower Howsell and Dukes Meadow, came under
Stourbridge 172 all out, Barnards Green 173-3. AN unbeaten 98 from West Indies ‘A’ star Andre Russell guided Barnards Green to the Worcestershire League Division One title with a seven-wicket win over Stourbridge. With one game to go, captain Tim
A TEAM of eight ladies from Malvern’s Buckingham House dental surgery are among the latest to sign up for a fun and challenging night-time walk across the Malvern Hills. Now organisers of the second Malverns by Moonlight event are looking for
MALVERN Hills District Council will formally consider alternative proposals for sought-after playing fields in Malvern. The council had been looking at handing a 25-year lease of Sling Lane playing fields to Newtown Sports Junior Football Club but a
A PLAYWRIGHT who was the first writer in 80 years to be commissioned to write a play for the Malvern Festival will be bringing Disconnected to the Coach House Theatre this week. Nick Wilkes, from Malvern, will present his new play from Tuesday (September
WEST Malvern pole vaulter Bryony Raine has been selected for the Wales squad for the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi. The 24-year-old has been competing through the pain barrier this season after fracturing her foot during this year’s indoor season.
Saturday Drawing and watercolour classes with Martin Kelly at Tiger Arts, 271 Worcester Road, Malvern Link. 10am & 7pm. £10. 01684 565635. The Stars Got Talent at The Star Inn, 3 High Street, Upton. 7.30pm. Contestants Free, audience £5. 07894 236516
