TRAIN passengers without tickets were targeted in a two-day operation at Worcester Foregate Street this week. Revenue protection officers from Great Western Railway and West Midlands Trains issued 79 penalty fares and referred 44 ticketless passengers
A COUNCILLOR from Malvern says an industrial site “makes Gullet Quarry look safe”. District Councillor Paul Bennett visited the Cemex site in Ryall to look at the deterioration of the site and said: “The County Council expected this site to be restored
A PUB near Malvern is bringing Oktoberfest to the area and is hoping to raise money for a good cause in the process. The Bluebell Inn at Barnard’s Green is hosting the event next month with a weekend of activities and entertainment for all ages.
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CLIMATE protestors are taking to the streets of Malvern today as part of a wave of national protests. Extinction Rebellion activists will be meeting at the Barnards Green roundabout at 10.30am before marching to the top of Church Street, past Malvern
THE county’s hospital trust is set to come out of special measures for the first time in four years, but the chief executive has admitted there’s still a lot of work to do. Matthew Hopkins, who took over at Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust
VANDALS who daubed graffiti on a children's playground in Malvern have been dubbed "morons" by a town councillor. The graffiti, including swastikas and obscene images, appeared on the safety surface and on apparatus at the play area at Craeg Lea
DIVERSIONS had to be put in place while a gas leak in Lower Howsell Road was dealt with. And although gas company Cadent says the cause of the leak has not been pinpointed, county councillor Paul Tuthill has claimed contractors building a new 110
THREE firefighters who, between them, have given decades of service to the community in Malvern and Upton, have been honoured at the Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service Worcestershire Awards. Retired Watch Commander Saul Bolton and Keith
A NEW community bus service is being launched to link communities in the northern and north-western areas of Malvern with the town’s centres. The service was launched at the initiative of the area’s county councillors John Raine and Paul Tuthill
THE announcement of a £67 million contract to Malvern’s biggest employer, QinetiQ, is a vote of confidence in the company and in the town itself. The town is widely known for its history, but it has had one foot in the future, technologically speaking
THE future of the Upton Jazz Festival is in doubt after organisers said it might not be continued. The festival, which has run for 34 years, may not happen again after the organisers said a lack of volunteers and rising costs were affecting its
