THE Chase School said farewell to two members of staff who have between them served the school for 40 years.The school's summer term ended with a party to say goodbye to Annie Williams, deputy head for 21 years, and Mitzi Janes, the school's support
Dyson Perrins students, from left, Katherine Roberts, Alisha Potts, Karlie Burston, Molly Hughes and Georgia McCollum. Don't miss the two-page Dyson Perrins prom picture special in this week's Malvern Gazette. On sale from Friday. Click
MALVERN knitters who were left downcast when the crown they made for the Elgar statue in the town centre vanished have been delighted by its unexpected return. The crown, created by members of Yarnbomb Great Malvern, was stolen on the night of
INDEED, the Scouts were dismayed at the theft of the tow hitch from our trailer.Over the years it has been an invaluable piece of equipment for transporting camping kit. Its loss threatened the upcoming Cub camp and later the Scouts annual camp.The response
LAST year during a two-month period of unusually warm weather six people drowned in former quarry lakes across the UK.Quarry operators know that the warmer weather heralds an increase in young people and adults entering quarries uninvited with potentially
CONGRATULATIONS to Hayley Brassington on attaining the trophy for the student demonstrating the most effort on her Animal Care Course at Harpury College, Gloucestershire. Congratulations to her elder sister Lyndsey on gaining a BA (Hons) Degree in English
WE understand the lovely bronze statue currently located in the Bistro at Malvern Theatres is to be moved to a more prominent position, which is to be commended.What we find difficult is that it is to be covered in glass, why?This morning people were
I WAS a member of the main planning committee of Malvern Hills District Council that was reconvened last Thursday after tragedy at the previous meeting.The meeting started with members of the public and other interested councillors sharing their views
THE Gazette should be congratulated on doing what the Tory leadership of Malvern Hills District Council seem reluctant to do – canvassing the opinion of local people with its food bank online poll. Believing that our council should not profit from
THE final talk of the season was given by Chris Johnson and was a thrilling account of his trek to (and up!) K2, in the Chinese Korakorum. With a summit almost as high as that of Everest, this was never going to be an afternoon stroll, but was challenging
A MAN has been injured after the sidecar he was in overturned at a grasstrack racing event near Ledbury.It happened at the ACU British Masters Grass Track Challenge at Orlhams Farm, Leddington. West Midlands Ambulance Service was called shortly after
