A CENTRE of excellence for stroke patients could be up and running in Worcester within six months, dramatically improving their chances or survival. NHS leaders defended the recommendation to centralise stroke services at Worcestershire Royal
REVISED charges for car parks in the Malvern Hills could be in place as soon as September after winning the unanimous backing of the district’s overview and scrutiny committee. The proposed tariffs would cut the cost of parking for one hour in
ALTHOUGH it was only last weekend that the curtain came down on the 2011/12 season, many clubs are already preparing for the forthcoming 2012/13 campaign and are arranging pre-season games. I notice that Malvern Town have, to date, not included
A MALVERN couple who planned their wedding reception at a hotel hit by financial woes could be left £2,000 out of pocket – but their big day should still be going ahead after they were inundated with kind offers of alternate venues. The Bank House
THE owner of the world’s smallest theatre is hoping a new show paves the way to a brighter future after a troubled year. Dennis Neale, who founded The Theatre of Small Convenience, in Edith Walk, Malvern, feared for its future last year after
