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UNFORTUNATELY Beryl Griffiths is unable to do the workshop on Tuesday, August 26 at 2pm so instead we have Nicholas (Nicky )Heal who will do the Plant Manipulation workshop. All welcomeELLEN WALKER.

POLICE are trying to speak to the man pictured, as it is believed he may have vital information relating to a robbery.The man is described as white and in his late 30’s, at least 6ft tall of a heavy build, wearing a light coloured polo shirt, dark

WORCESTER’S state-of-the-art new radiotherapy centre has moved a step closer to completion as the three machines which will deliver the treatment were successfully tested.The linear accelerators – also known as linacs – use electricity

SHOPS, businesses and charities in Malvern who have gone the extra mile to make the town a floral paradise have this week been receiving their reward.The winners of the Malvern Traders in Bloom have been announced, and on Tuesday, the winners and highly

A CONTROVERSIAL plan to enlarge a dental surgery in Malvern Link was given the go-ahead by district council planners in the face of opposition from local residents.The Richmond Dental Practice in Richmond Road applied to build a new floor above the existing

IS there a touch of Autumn in the air already? It would certainly seem that the glorious hot summer is over. I hope you all made the most of the wonderful weather to have lots of barbecues and to get the duvets and bed covers washed!And there’s

A WORCESTER solicitor has called for a treatment for a debilitating hand condition to be made available on the NHS after a problem he had suffered with for six years was solved with a single injection. When John Wickstead of Lower Broadheath began

A WOMAN had to be transported from Worcestershire Beacon with a suspected fractured ankle. An off-road vehicle was used to reach her, before she was conveyed to Malvern Community Hospital. A spokesman for Hereford and Worcester Fire Control

LINK Nurseries held a Coffee Morning to include summer activities for children on Friday, August 8. Children made attractive miniature gardens in a tray using tiny plants, stones, model insects etc and decorated a wooden spatula stick with their name

MALVERN Cycle Sport riders enjoyed success on the rocks at Cannock. The British Mountain Bike Cross-country Series final round was on a treacherous course in Staffordshire with 19 Malvern riders recording a resounding six podium finishes. Gareth

WHILE the main aim of the Toastmasters movement is to encourage members to improve their public speaking skills, the Malvern club seems to attract ready-made accomplished performers. Yet again, at last week’s meeting the vote for best speaker went

THERE were times last weekend when the pavements on parts of West Malvern Road seemed to be competing with Oxford Street on the Saturday before Christmas, as people thronged to the Arts Festival organised by the Malvern Community Foundation. The remarkable

MALVERN host Wolverhampton at Spring Lane tomorrow (2pm) in their last warm-up match before the season starts. With training numbers at the highest level for many years, new director of rugby David Irish is pleased with all the players’ commitment

THIS is the centenary of the First World War when we remember those who gave their lives during the 1914 –1918 war.They bravely went to fight in order to save this green and pleasant land. Amongst those who went were two of the Dymock Poets ,Rupert

CONSTRUCTION company Speller Metcalfe is building for the future by investing in youth. It's looking to its newest and youngest employees to help drive the business forward through the creation of a new innovation and excellence board. The firm based

100 years ago. Although fine weather favoured Madresfield Agricultural Show on Thursday of last week, and the exhibition from the stock-breeder's point of view was quite up to the standard of its predecessors, there was a heavy falling off in the

CRICKET clubs have a big Bank Holiday with a double-header as promotion and relegation issues hot up. It will be a key period for Malvern and Bromyard if they are to escape their respective relegation zones in the Worcestershire League. Malvern

ARTS and jazz will be the order of the day tomorrow (Saturday, August 23) in the centre of Great Malvern.The market will run from 9am to 5pm and is provided by Boffy Arts together with Malvern Hills District Council.The stalls will be providing the best