PLANS for the future development of the QinetiQ site received the green light this week. At a meeting on Wednesday, Malvern Hills District Council’s southern area planning committee voted unanimously to approve an application to build up to 300,000
West Midlands Railway and British Transport Police are reminding passengers there is a zero tolerance approach towards the abuse of rail staff. It comes following an incident at Four Oaks station which resulted in a woman receiving a four month
A PUB in Malvern is hosting a special fun day to raise money for a sick little girl. The event is on at the Three Horse Shoes in Poolbrook Road, this Sunday (May 26). The aim is to raise money for the family of 20-month-old Polly Mills, who suffers
EIGHT Upton Rowing Club crews achieved mixed results at the Worcester Regatta. The quad of Olly Tomkinson, Janine Longbotham, Harriet Court and Alice Jeffery won their first heat in the open women’s category only to come up short in the final.
A DEVASTATING spell of pace bowling from Colwall newcomer Luke Dalley put third-placed Bromyard to the sword. Dalley weighed in with a match-winning return of 6-11 from 11 overs as Bromyard were blown away at Stowe Lane. The 130-run triumph was
A MATURE innings from Mahaaz Ahmed helped Barnards Green claim a hard-fought one-wicket win over Oswestry at North End Lane. Ahmed claimed the prized wicket of Joe Carrasco (62) before scoring 78 not out as Green achieved victory in the final over
A PARANOID drug addict ‘left his friend for dead’ and only stopped his ‘frenzied’ attack when the knife snapped, a court heard. Knife-attacker Richard Smith was called to the witness box, telling the jury at Worcester Crown Court he thought former
A MAN admitted harassing a woman after he tried to contact her by email and social media despite warnings from the police not to get in touch with her. Magistrates in Worcester heard how John Irish, 61, of Jamaica Crescent, Malvern, had been warned
THERE is a new Mayor in charge in Upton-Upon-Severn. At the annual meeting of Upton Town Council on May 21, outgoing Mayor Simon Yates handed over the role to Councillor Henrietta Ross after his two year stint in the job came to an end. Addressing
