THE first Worcestershire Open Pro-Am was won by a Bransford team. Assistant professional Tim Shephard, Ollie Walker, David Lewis and William Burgess, the first team out, made the most of the lighter conditions at Cleobury Mortimer. They recorded
A MALVERN youngster has been crowned county supremo in his age group. Oscar Forde, a year three pupil at Northleigh Primary School, St Peter’s Road, won the under eights section of the Worcestershire Megafinal chess tournament. He topped his
MALVERN Joggers travelled to Hereford for the popular Crocodile 8. The 8.8-mile race saw 276 runners tackle a challenging course from Burghill Community Primary School through orchards, woodland trails and country lanes. The course was dry
A COACH of 48 Holly Mount Pilots and families and friends went to the West Midlands Safari Park on May 16 for the National Pilots Event, Pilots on Safari. Pilots is a national organisation for young people and groups from as far as Nairn in Scotland came
MANOR Park junior Lilia Mico reached the grade five red mini-tennis tournament final at the Malvern club. She narrowly lost to Bromsgrove’s Matthew Bevins despite beating him in the group stage. Park enjoyed success in the Orange nine-and-under
FOURTEEN Malvern Triathlon Club members took on the gruelling but exciting Slateman Triathlon at Llanberis, Gwynedd. Andy Rickard was the sole Malvern member in the sprint race of a 400-metre swim, 20-kilometre bike section and 6km run, finishing
WELLAND held their annual presentation evening at the village’s Marlbank Inn. They were promoted to Cheltenham Association Football League Division Two as champions after winning Division Three by eight points from Leckhampton Rovers. But Leckhampton
THE Worcestershire men fielded a strong team to take on Worcestershire and Herefordshire ladies in a unique annual fixture. Conceived to provide the county team with a stiff challenge at the start of their season, this year’s contest lived up to
