HEATED words erupted at Malvern Town Council’s meeting on Tuesday evening during a discussion about committee minutes. At the start of the meeting, the mayor, Councillor Ian Hopwood, announced one agenda item, concerning the code of conduct, would
MORE than 50 people turned out at Malvern Cube to protest against plans to sell off land next door for development. The Cube, formerly the town's youth centre, was handed over to Malvern Youth and CommunityTrust by Worcestershire County Council
POLICE have released a picture of a man they would like to speak to about the theft of a video camera in Malvern. A woman was filming on Wheatley Lane off the Welland Road, at about 3.30pm on Friday, January 11, when she was approached by a man who
MALVERN residents are being urged to take to the water to help buy a vital new scanner for the town's hospital. Last week, the Malvern Gazette launched its Ease the Pain campaign, backing the appeal by the Friends of Malvern Community Hospital
THE Downs Malvern’s showjumping team impressed at the National Schools Equestrian Association Championships. Olivia Davies, Bertie Phillips, Sofia Cupper and Henry Queen took part at Kings Equestrian, Bromyard. In the 1ft 9ins class, they won
MID-table Malvern Town fell to a double West Midlands Football League Premier Division defeat against top-10 opposition. They lost 2-1 at Bewdley in mid-week despite taking a 61st minute lead through Ed Lyons. However, Malvern conceded to a
MALVERN Radar continued their winning ways with an impressive 7-1 victory at St John’s in Worcester and District League Sunday Division One. Radar still boast a 100 per cent record and scored all eight in their latest success with Tom Clack getting
MALVERN Rugby Club’s relegation from National LeagueThree level was finally confirmed after a 69-15 mauling at Brixham. The Spring Lane men, already stretched by injuries, competed well going forward but the Devon hosts attacked their 10 to 12
Day 2 - April 11. The drive until lunchtime took us through mainly built-up areas so not too interesting. PM drove more through small villages through the Ardennes. More gently rolling hills – very pretty. Poignant moments when we passed British
MEMORIES of Margaret Thatcher have been shared by Malvern folk, some who knew her in an official capacity, others whose paths crossed with hers in unexpected ways. Distinguished portrait painter Michael Noakes, who moved to Malvern Wells in 2007
"THE fight to ban factory farming from the doorstep of Elizabeth Barrett Browning's childhood home gathered force this week as environment guardians and public closed ranks," reported the Gazette and Reporter 25 years ago. "Outraged by proposals
100 YEARS AGO. Frank Willoughby Cotton, Ledbury, was summoned for failing to produce his motor licence at Malvern Wells on March 14th. PC Bennett said he stopped defendant near the British Camp Hotel, where he was one of a number of motor cyclists
