HULL Truck’s highly acclaimed production of Alan Bennett’s The Lady in the Van is coming to Malvern Theatres this week. Directed by Sarah Esdaile, this heart-warming and heart-breaking play tells the story of Alan Bennett’s unusual neighbour –
AS Daffodil Sunday could not be held this year, a special event is taking place on Sunday, June 10, in Madresfield Church and grounds. During the afternoon groups of visiting bell ringers will each ring for half an hour, and there will be teas on
THE meeting on May 10 opened with a photo being taken of all present, which will go in the time capsule as part of the Bosbury jubilee celebrations. The time capsule is the idea of the Parish Hall Committee and will be buried under the WI tree which
THE European Ballet is bringing its production of one of the most magical and enchanting fairy tales to Worcester. Directed and choreographed by Stanislav Tchassov, a principal dancer of The Bolshoi Ballet, Cinderella features high-class dancers
IT is time once again to pull on the riding leathers and get in the saddle for a ride out in aid of a top Forces’ charity. The Prince of Wales pub in Malvern, bouncing back from the theft of its charity tin last year, is, as promised, hosting a
THE circus is not a suitable place for any animal, whether it be wild or domesticated. Performing animals spend most of their time in cramped, inadequate accommodation in transit from town to town or even from country to country. Living in such
A CORNER of Malvern will once again be turned into a musical midsummer field of dreams by West Fest. After much deliberation, the festival’s music committee has chosen the full line-up of acts to appear at the West Malvern playing fields on Saturday
VETERANS of secret Malvernbased trials to develop radar systems for aircraft have been coming forward since the Gazette published a feature on the new book Top Secret Boeing by local author Bob Shaw last month. Dr Shaw, secretary of the Defford
THE coffee morning held for Christian Aid at 33b Upton Road last Saturday raised more than £130. Frances Betts would like to thank all who contributed to the Christian Aid door-to-door collection last week and to those volunteer collectors who
THE next meeting will be on Thursday, June 14, at 7.30pm. Members hope the weather will be kind as this will be an outdoor event. A local farrier will be demonstrating how he makes a horseshoe and shoes a horse. The meeting will be at St James
PLAYERS at a Bransfordbased cricket club are bowled over after receiving £50,000 funding in celebration of the London 2012 Olympic Games. Worcester Nomads have secured the money from Sport England’s Inspired Facilities Fund to improve its pavilion
