THE Malvern branch of Bromyard Tae Kwon Do have another young talent emerging through the ranks. Ten-year-old Max Surridge won double gold at a junior championship on his competitive debut. After joining the Malvern club from another association
MANOR Park Travellers enjoyed a 9-1 win over Ledbury Lions in Paperstation Malvern Table Tennis League Division One. Maximums from Craig Preece and Toby Wren were backed by Martin Snee with two victories, while Richard Smith replied for Lions.
MALVERN Joggers’ Julie Caseley finished just outside her personal best in the 25th anniversary of the Great South Run. The 10-mile race, which was originally contested in Southampton before moving to Portsmouth, boasted humid conditions with little
IAN Goddard won Malvern United’s Roy Boustan Memorial Cup. Having postponed the match for a week because the river Avon at Cropthorne was too high, the rescheduled meet found the river at a much lower level but surprisingly clear. Although
At the October Craft and Produce Show on Thursday, October 20, President Rosemary welcomed back Jan More after a long convalescence. She reported that the Ledbury Group Tea Party had been well supported. Whilst taking afternoon tea guests were entertained
THE inaugural Tim Wilson Trophy was won by The Worcestershire Golf Club. In the second instalment of the new bi-annual fixture between the Malvern Wells club and local rivals Bransford, a tight finish was almost guaranteed and so it proved.
THE October meeting listened to a talk given by local member Angus McCulloch called To Broken Hill and Back. He recounted the exciting career of a family member who, having been made bankrupt in Glasgow, went to Australia in the late 1800swhere he made
