HEREFORDSHIRE councillors are to hear tomorrow (Monday, September 13), if any problems have arisen following the reopening of the Colwall railway bridge a year ago. The bridge, which crosses the railway in the centre of the village, had to be closed
Tenbury United 4, Malvern Rangers 5. MALVERN Rangers were on the losing end of a nine-goal thriller in West Midlands League Division Two, with both sides reduced to 10 men. Rangers were caught napping early on as Aaron Morris waltzed through Rangers
Bromyard 174-9, Redditch 177-6. BROMYARD slipped to eighth in Worcestershire League Division One after a four-wicket defeat to Redditch. Bromyard captain Edd Oliver won the toss and decided to bat first. Redditch’s Indian pro Gagandeep Singh
PERFECT Circle Youth Theatre's sessions for ages 10-13 start next Tuesday, September 14, at 5pm to 6.30pm at Malvern Youth Centre, Albert Road North. This term's project will be a production of Not The End Of The World, adapted from Geraldine McCaughrean's
Malvern Town Reserves 3, Perrywood 1. MALVERN Town’s new-look reserves side opened their Worcester and District Saturday League account with a convincing victory over Perrywood at the Langland Stadium. The first-half started slowly with Perrywood
FLOOD defences to protect Powick from a repeat of the dramatic scenes witnessed in summer 2007 have moved a step closer to becoming a reality. Funding for defences was secured after a major campaign by the Powick Flood Forum - backed by the Malvern
LOWER Howsell play are is set to receive a £15,000 refurbishment. The play area is scheduled for refurbishment this year and a recommendation to replace a climbing frame and roundabout was made to Malvern Town Council following an annual inspection.
Sunday Introduction to Feng Shui at The Fold, Bransford. 2pm. £25.00. 07854 486869. Country Western Partner Dancing with Teme Valley Western Dancers at Whitbourne Village Hall. 6.30pm. 01886 821772. Dr Who Exhibition at Time Machine Museum, 12 Market
