MALVERN Hills Lions have got together with the town's district nurses to provide a potentially lifesaving initiative for vulnerable patients. The club is taking part in the Lions national Message in a Bottle scheme, which provides people with handy
THANK you for publishing Gwyneth Tweats’ defence of those stereotyped by Councillor Val Myatt (March 28).Ms Myatt is reported as having said that “troubled youngsters” could be children of asylum seekers.As your correspondent pointed
WITH all elements of healthcare facing significant change the West Midlands’ ambulance service has released a short film detailing its past, present and future.The 13-minute film released by West Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust shows
MALVERN Rugby Club were condemned to a second successive relegation after a late Berkswell and Balsall try ensured a 31-26 defeat at Spring Lane. In a pulsating home league finale, the effort two minutes from time saved the Warwickshire visitors
HAVE we lost our sense of national pride? Shopping in Ledbury High Street on April 23, I saw no sign of a St George's Day flag, window dressing or anything, in fact, which signified our patron saint and national day! Worse still, the only place I
INQUIRIES are continuing into a mysterious incident in which a teenager was found with fractures to his spine and skull and no memory of what had happened to him after a night of drinking in Malvern. The 18-year-old left Priors Croft bar in Grange Road
THE President, Jan Dampney, welcomed members to the April meeting.Cradley WI has been twinned with Wellington WI, and Jan told members that they have been invited to an open meeting there on June 3. The subject is the colourful life of Trixie Skyrme,
THE spring group meeting organised by St Gabriel’s was attended by Ros and Rita, where the speaker had been a musician playing the oboe with the CBSO and Opera North. Seven members had a good night out at Callow End with the Worcester Ukulele Band.Another
A TALENTED young pianist has won a national scholarship with an internationally renowned musician but needs a new piano to fulfil his potential. Chase School pupil Kyle Hutchings, aged 13, has only been playing the instrument for two years but
