WITH reference to the letter from Ms Holloway last week (No pets please). Festival Housing owns and manages nearly 10,000 properties across Worcestershire and Herefordshire and in the great majority of these properties we welcome pets. The properties
WHAT an honour it was to have ‘Dan Johnsey’ from Chepstow carry the Olympic torch in Malvern. I was standing at the bottom of Malvern Link in Worcester Road to see this young man walk past Spring Gardens. The courage and smiles he has displayed
THE article on the green-winged orchid being mown at Welland was very interesting. I have been very impressed with the care the orchids have been given at Welland over many years now. It is indeed a pity that some of the orchids have been mown
ON a recent holiday in Italy my wife and I were charged one Euro each per day by the local authority – a local tourist tax collected by the hotel. There is a maximum charge of seven days, and I assume it applies to adults only. If Malvern Hills
MY thanks to Mr Porrittt (letters, last week) for taking the trouble to respond to my letter regarding water butts. Had he not been in such haste, he would have realised he had completely missed the point. Severn Trent do indeed sell water butts
IT’S a shame everyone has to criticise the hard work of the county council on the Hanley Road improvements. But did they ever walked along that road before? The path was so close to the road in places you almost got clipped by cars. In times of
A LOOK inside the war-winning workings of top secret radar research done in the county has attracted plenty of visitors. An exhibition at Malvern Library into 70 years of research, testing and ‘secret squirrel’ work done in the town opened its
AS the acting chairman of the Great Malvern Association of Traders, I would like to take the opportunity to say how fantastic an event the Olympic Torch Relay was. I don’t think I’ve ever seen Great Malvern so full of people, or looking as colourful
AN out-going parish councillor and former pub landlord has reiterated his desire to serve the county’s largest village. Councillor David Harrison, who once ran the old Farmer’s Arms pub, and now represents Kempsey on the district council, stood
THIS year’s Three Counties Show in Malvern is set to be a record-breaker for the second year running. After celebrating the best-ever livestock numbers at last year’s show, organiser the Three Counties Agricultural Society is reporting numbers
