HERE are some more lovely pictures in our new nostalgia series in the Malvern Gazette, where we look back at some of the faces and places that have made the news in the town through the years.
Do you have any nostalgic pictures of Malvern and the surrounding villages?
Five generations of the Jenkins family were featured on the front page of the Gazette in 2002. Baby Ellise Mathias is pictured with clockwise, from front) mum Abigail Lane, great-gran Marion Payter, great-great-gran Lilian Jenkins and gran Carol Payter
Bishops Frome line up for the camera in September 2004. Recognise any of the faces of the Malvern Football League Division One champions?
Whatever became of Malvern band Velvet? Michael Mann (front) with (from left) David Arthur, Darren Jones and Hywel Pothecary won the Hereford and the Marches Battle of the Bands contest in September 2005
THE first-ever Severn Vale Marching Band Competition was held in Upton in September 2005
Malvern Town FC crib team Robert Bethell, Dave Smith, Gerry Deegan, Vince Wanklin and Michael Evans show off their trophy after winning the annual Express Inn charity event in 2002
Sam the terrier, who was saved by Malvern firefighters after five and a half hours trapped underground in 2002
The West Malvern FC line-up from September 2002
Trying out the new wall bars at Malvern Parish Primary School in September 2003 are (top) Taylor Buckland, Jack Lupton, Hugh Harris and (bottom) Elizabeth Jenkins
September 2003 saw Keith and Josephine Lane, from Bromyard, recreate as much detail as they could from their wedding day to mark their ruby anniversary – even tracking down some of the original guests
Malvern St John Ambulance cadets Jonathan Winters, 14, and his sister Rebecca, 11,were front page news in September 2004. The siblings are pictured with their great-aunt Beryl Holland, whom they saved from a diabetic seizure after she collapsed
Pre-prep school Hampton marked its 20th anniversary in 2004. Enjoying the party celebrations are Isabel Mather, Jessica Hawkins and Hannelore Elsden
Bromyard’s Food Fortnight in September 2004 featured fun-based fun involving custard pies
Whatever form your pictures take, we’d love to see them and help you share them with your fellow readers.
You can send your pictures to our community content editor at barry.kinghorn@newsquest.co.uk
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