IT was goodwill to all men and donkeys in Malvern as the annual procession saw a colourful procession of fundraisers weave their way through the town singing Christmas carols and collecting donations on their way. The annual donkey procession featured
BRANSFORD’S Turkey Trot competition produced a win in Division One for Rob Richards. The 11-handicapper scored 40 points to finish two ahead of Adrian Bond (12 handicap). Andy Kennedy (9) was third with 36 ahead of Ollie Walker (6) with 35.
MALVERN Joggers held their annual awards ceremony at the town’s rugby club. The event acknowledged the efforts of members throughout the year. The awards included Champions League winners Daniel Badger and Julie Caseley in the men’s and women
HAVE you heard of the crested screamer? It’s a strange looking bird from South America about the size of a turkey with a call audible two miles away, and there are some living at Slimbridge Wetland Centre in Gloucestershire.There are many other rare or
MALVERN drew a third consecutive match 2-2 in Worcester and District League Division One against a strong Kidderminster Knights side. Geoffrey Herbert benefited from his opening preparation to defeat a strong junior. Brian Turner drew, Ian
THE hall was decorated in a very festive, Christmassy fashion, with a tree and baubles, fairy lights and crackers. In the background Christmas music played. As the members arrived they brought finger foods for the buffet and as usual for the WI the standard
MAX Surridge has been named the Bromyard School of Taekwondo Malvern branch’s student of the year. He finished his successful training season off in fine spirit with the accolade. At blue belt level, Surridge joined from another Malvern club
FOLLOWING an urgent phone call from Morrisons Superstore, Malvern, for bag packers to help with the event they were running to raise money for Text Santa.The club members responded and covered two day at the tills for them. The picture shows the club
A LARGE entry took to the course over two days when the men of The Worcestershire played their traditional Christmas Goose Stableford. A fine contest took place in Malvern Wells, despite the winner no longer being rewarded with such succulent Christmas
MALVERN United anglers enjoyed their traditional fur and feather match at Fishponds, Colwall. After the previous day of sharp frost, weather conditions were milder, although a strong wind made fishing difficult at times. All the competitors
