THE West Worcestershire Conservative Association present a talk by Scott Whitaker, manager of Waitrose Malvern, entitled Partnership and the Past, a History of Waitrose. It takes place at Castlemorton Village Hall on Friday, May 18, 7.30pm for
THE brief formal business was to discuss and approve the national annual resolution – which this year was a call for the Government to increase the numbers, training an deployment of midwives in England and Wales. Members had already had advice
SOME tickets still available for An Evening with Philip Serrell at Berrow Church on Thursday, May 24, at 7.30pm. Tickets, priced £10, include wine and nibbles. Tickets available from benefice administrator, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1.30pm- 4.30pm
THE return of a festival to a historic Cotswold town will get people buzzing with activity in celebration of two Queens. Winchcombe Festival of Music and Arts will honour the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee at a gala night with the Cheltenham Symphony
OUR last meeting at St Andrew’s Church (and not St Augustine’s as I said in my last report) on Poolbrook Road was a great success for a variety of reasons, not only for our speaker but also for our littlest member, Bumble, who sat quietly on the
CLEAR blue skies and no forecasted rain was well timed for the Malvern Youth and Community Trust’s launch day on Saturday, May 12. The event followed the trust's takeover of the youth centre in Albert Road North from Worcestershire County Council. A
THERE will be a plant sale in Redmarley Village Hall from 10am until noon on Saturday May 19. Lots of plants, vegetable seedlings, annuals, perennials, shrubs and bedding plants for sale. Free entry, prices start from 50p and refreshments will
AT very short notice because of the illness of the advertised speaker, Garth Lowe gave the Malvern group an interesting talk on our much loved local nature reserve, the Knapp and Papermill at Alfrick. Garth has lived near the Knapp all his life
