MALVERN Town Reserves won 4-2 against mid-table rivals Fownhope on a blustery afternoon at the HDanywhere Community Stadium. An early morning inspection passed the pitch fit for the Herefordshire FA League Premier Division clash. Malvern's under
MALVERN Town under 18s swept aside hosts Redditch United 9-0. The Midland Floodlit Youth League Southern Division leaders were six goals ahead at half-time with Mitch Butterworth bagging a hat-trick. There was also a hat-trick for Tom Smith with
TWENTY-four bowlers from clubs at Malvern's Manor Park enjoyed a trip to Paphos, Cyprus. They played three local bowling clubs and a team from Essex county. Results were mixed but all enjoyed the trip organised by Julie and Bob Morgan. Bowls
MALVERN Festival Chorus has handed a cheque for more than £1,200 to St Richard’s Hospice. The money, raised at the choir’s Christmas carol concert in Great Malvern Priory and carol singing at Morrisons, was presented to the charity at its building
A YOUNG fencer from Malvern Wells is appearing in a blockbuster movie being released this week. Alex Cupper, aged 14, appears as a stunt swordsman in the Twentieth Century Fox film, The Kid Who Would Be King. Scenes from the movie were filmed
The site of the Priors Croft nightclub in Malvern, which was put up for sale in November last year, remains unsold. Priors Croft, in Grange Road, Malvern, is currently listed for residential development by property agency Savills with the intention
AN old phone box in the centre of West Malvern has taken on a new lease of life - as an informal village library. The initiative started with village resident and artist Sarah Bennett, who said: "I realised the phone box was unused and getting
A MULTINATIONAL military force will be set to occupy parts of Worcester this weekend. Viking warriors will be joined by forces from the English and American civil wars, the Napoleonic wars and the two world wars of the 20th century for Living History
THE Lyttelton Well in Malvern is to run a third listening course in April, designed to help people communicate more effectively and connect more easily. It is aimed at people working in the voluntary sector and any members of the public who feel
THE Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway picked up two major accolades at the Heritage Railway Association awards ceremony in Birmingham on Saturday night. Both awards were for extending the railway line to Broadway and building a new station
A 24-YEAR-OLD man who caused fractures and what are believed to be burns to his pet kitten’s head has been warned he could face prison. Joe Purvis, of Upton-upon-Severn, accepted a charge of causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal when
AN Upton road is closed due to flooding this morning. Worcestershire Highways have tweeted that New Street in Upton-upon-Severn has been closed due to flooding. Rising river levels in the past have meant that the road has become impassable, leading
A PROFESSIONAL actor and director is looking for volunteers to take part in a modern mystery play. The play will be produced later this spring at Great Malvern Priory by Rob Swinton, who put on a mystery play there in 2000 and a son-et-lumiere in
