DROITWICH Spa High School is celebrating an excellent set of GCSE examination results. Head Natalie Waters said: “I am delighted that the efforts of students, their teachers and their support staff have been so emphatically rewarded. “This is
APARTMENTS have been approved to be built on the site of a disused doctor's surgery. A Southern Area Planning Committee was held at County Hall on Wednesday August 21. A total of 16 dwellings will be built along with parking and landscaping to
GIRLS at Malvern St James School in Malvern scored excellent GCSE results, with 38 per cent of entries getting 9-8 or A* grades and 55 per cent getting 9-7/A*-A grades. Almost one fifth of girls in the year group scored four or more grade 9s; almost
BRANSFORD Golf Club seniors' summer league is looking like a three-horse race. Gerry Rebbeck (14 handicap) leads Division One with 116 points after scoring 39 in the fifth round. Trevor Atkinson (15) and Neil Holbrow (12) both scored 42 to
TODAY'S picture from the archive of the Worcester News dates back to September 1976, when nearly 2,000 people visited the Commandery on the 325th anniversary of the Battle of Worcester. Young visitor Alexander Bryan is seen inspecting the museum's
WORK to re-open a popular pub near Malvern is continuing, with it set to re-open next month, creating 50 jobs in the process.. The Plough and Harrow, in Guarlford, is being re-opened under Brunning and Price, a group of 72 pub restaurants started
THE story of a homeless man who took his own life, as reported in the Malvern Gazette this week, will strike any humane person as unbearably sad. Remigiusz Boczarski, who was known in Malvern Wells for sleeping in a bus shelter, was found dead last
AFTER the tragic death of a 17-year-old girl from Malvern, her family have organised a rounders tournament in her memory. Caitlin Sharp, from Great Malvern, died on June 26 after suffering a major epileptic seizure. The rounders tournament, in
AMBULANCE services in the region have been named as ‘outstanding’ in a new report. The Care Quality Commission has once again rated West Midlands Ambulance Service as ‘Outstanding’, the highest possible rating for a health and social care regulator
MALVERN’S mayor this week spoke candidly about his childhood in foster care. Cllr Neil Morton said that it was the love and support of his foster carers that has enabled him to get where he is today. He was speaking at a party held to mark the
