RETAILERS Helena Hague and Pat Keeling, who run the ladies’ fashion and gift shop Kalliste, which hasbranches in Malvern and Tewkesbury, organised a spring sale to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support. Stalls were laden with beautiful clothing
AT the Curious Blend coffee morning held last week in the Memorial Hall, Anne Abbotts introduced Jennifer Harrison, who has been working on a project entitled We Will Remember Them. Scanning the newspapers of the time, the service records, and
THE Worcestershire’s men’s ‘A’ team played their second match of the season at Evesham and came away with a creditable 4-2 victory. The best result of the day was Tom Howells (4 handicap) and his partner Ed Hill (9), who recorded a fine 3&2
AN acclaimed biography of a Malvern schoolmaster, county cricketer and wartime pilot has won further recognition when it was shortlisted for the prestigious MCC – Cricket Society Book of the Year award. A Remarkable Man, local author Andy Murtagh
ON Thursday, Lynne Sparkes begins a new venture with the first session of the Pickersleigh Bear from 9.30am to 11am. This is a toddler group for children from the local community along with their mums and/or dads. Thursday is also Ascension
LEDBURY Swifts under eights won the Daniel Cooper Memorial Cup final at Hereford United’s Edgar Street with a 1-0 win over Phoenix. Jamie Fellowes scored the only goal in the first-half. MALVERN Hills ended their first Worcester and District
YOUNGSTERS can run, jump and hop their way through the half-term holidays at a series of sports camps. Zig Zag Coaching will be providing Sport2Inspire multi-sport and football holiday courses in partnership with Malvern Hills District Council
THERE will be cream teas served in St James’ Church, Welland, from Sunday, May 26, from 3pm to 5pm. This will continue for June, July and August. Welland Primary School’s Parent Teacher Association’s auction of promises takes place on Friday
MALVERN Cycle Sports tackled the Welsh Mountain Bike XC Championships third round. A tough course with steep gradients tested the riders and while Dave Creber led for much of the way in the junior male section, he was overtaken on the final lap
THE April meeting of Callow End WI was held at the Village Hall on Thursday, April 4. The speaker for the evening was Frank Hardy who had hoped to show members how to complete summer hanging baskets. He apologised he had not been able bring them
STAFF, pupils and parents at Cradley CE Primary School are delighted to have been awarded a Basic Skills Quality Mark Award. The award is a national accreditation that supports and celebrates progress made by a school in English and maths. To achieve
