Stories for 14 September 2007

Afghanistan

Mother backs campaign for medal

THE mother of a Malvern-born soldier serving in southern Afghanistan has backed our campaign to get our troops a special medal.  more...

Business

Entrepreneurs get support at service

WORCESTERSHIRE'S rise up the UK's entrepreneurial league table has gathered pace with Business Link West Midlands unveiling its specialist enterprise support- provider for the area.  more...

Cinema

Movie double

SOME people see life differently. Hallam Foe is a sweet old-fashioned boy who learns about life at his father's estate through his pastime - voyeurism.  more...

Features

A special delivery

A DEDICATED animal lover said goodbye to her latest litter of adorable puppies when they headed off to new lives to help blind and partially sighted people.  more...

Fixtures

Rugby fixtures

CLUB players across the two counties will be back in action today as the new season gets under way.  more...

In Touch

Drahm pleased as shackles come off

THE shackles are off Shane Drahm and the Guinness Premiership better watch out because the enigmatic fly-half is planning to conduct the Warriors from his favourite position.  more...

Kidder News Latest

Tune up to aid SVR appeal

BUDDING musicians are invited to showcase their talent at a Kidderminster pub when it puts on its open mic night to raise money for the Severn Valley Railway.  more...

Footpath parkers fined

DRIVERS are being warned they face being given £30 fines for parking on the footpath in a Kidderminster street.  more...

Foot care plea

A CHARITY is seeking volunteers from Wyre Forest to provide a foot care service to older people living in the district.  more...

Paying respects to battle heroes

ROYAL Air Force veterans and civic leaders paid their respects to Britain's wartime airmen during Kidderminster's Battle of Britain Day annual commemoration.  more...

Burglaries blitz on estate

POLICE are stepping up patrols in an area of Kidderminster where there have been a series of burglaries, with four recent incidents on Offmore estate.  more...

Burglars blitz estate

POLICE are stepping up patrols in an area of Kidderminster where there have been a series of burglaries, with four recent incidents on Offmore estate.  more...

Latest

Council finally agree to take away woman's rubbish

A WOMAN who has spent months unsuccessfully trying to persuade binmen to collect her recycling has been told the council will take it after all.  more...

Council finally agree to take away woman's rubbish

A WOMAN who has spent months unsuccessfully trying to persuade binmen to collect her recycling has been told the council will take it after all.  more...

Worcestershire are Pro40 champions

WORCESTERSHIRE Royals are the NatWest Pro40 champions.  more...

Motorcyclist airlifted after motorway collision

A MOTORCYCLIST was airlifted to hospital following a collision on the M42 in Worcestershire today.   more...

Collision leads to tailbacks in morning rush hour

A MAN in his 30s was taken to hospital following a collision in Worcester today.   more...

Ex-tutor fights for pension rights

A FORMER Worcester College of Technology tutor is seeking a back dated pension for 10 "lost years" after complaining she was not told about her rights.  more...

Relations of Great War soldiers offered visit to battle grounds

WORCESTERSHIRE people whose relatives took part in the First World War battle of Passchendaele are being offered the chance to visit the killing fields where their ancestors fought and died.  more...

Two wheels to help save lives

URGENT medical supplies will heading to hospital on two wheels instead of four, thanks to a motorcycle courier service.  more...

Pensioner's delight after insurance excess reduced

A PENSIONER whose insurance excess was increased from £50 to £10,000 after her Worcester home was flooded, is today rejoicing at the firm’s decision to reduce the amount.   more...

Generous birthday boy earns medal

A SIX-YEAR-OLD boy has become the first person to receive a special medal after donating his birthday money to a Worcestershire charity.  more...

Generous birthday boy earns medal

A SIX-YEAR-OLD boy has become the first person to receive a special medal after donating his birthday money to a Worcestershire charity.  more...

Generous birthday boy earns medal

A SIX-YEAR-OLD boy has become the first person to receive a special medal after donating his birthday money to a Worcestershire charity.  more...

Mental health cCarers need

CARERS who look after mental health patients in Worcestershire need more support says a charity after an independent report revealed failings in the service.  more...

End is in sight for bridge work

REFURBISHMENT work on one of the busiest routes into Worcester is expected to be completed by the end of the month.  more...

A good day at the office for Diesel

TAILS were certainly wagging at a Worcestershire store when staff took part in Take Your Dog to Work Day.  more...

Rachel Whitear may not have injected herself, jury concludes

RACHEL Whitear may not have injected herself with the heroin that killed her, an inquest jury has concluded.  more...

Rachel Whitear may not have injected herself, jury concludes

RACHEL Whitear may not have injected herself with the heroin that killed her, an inquest jury has concluded.  more...

Foot and mouth outbreak: farmers face catastrophe

FARMERS are facing catastrophe in the wake of the latest outbreak of foot and mouth as a second farm tests positive for the disease.  more...

MP wants rubbish collections revamp

WORCESTER MP Mike Foster has written to Dr George Lord, the leader of Worcestershire County Council, asking him to push for a countywide bin collection.  more...

MP wants rubbish collections revamp

WORCESTER MP Mike Foster has written to Dr George Lord, the leader of Worcestershire County Council, asking him to push for a countywide bin collection.  more...

MEP in running for top award

WORCESTERSHIRE MEP Liz Lynne is in the running for a prestigious award.  more...

Help for long-term sufferers

VALE people suffering from long-term illnesses such as MS, Parkinson's and heart disease can benefit from a free six week course Worcestershire PCT is providing to improve their quality of life.  more...

Splashing for charity

A TEAM of Evesham divers will be splashing for cash in a charity swimathon later this month.  more...

Security stepped up at allotments

SECURITY at the allotments site in Pershore will be tightened up after concerns from plot holders were brought to light.  more...

Open day cancelled

FARNCOMBE Estate's open day which was due to take place on Sunday has been cancelled.  more...

Four held after drugs seizure

FOUR men have been arrested on suspicion of being involved in the illegal supply of drugs after a police vehicle-spot-check in Pershore yesterday.  more...

Latets

Boy, 4, bitten by dog

FOLLOWING a dog attack that left a four year old in hospital, a Woodrow resident is furious that police are not taking action against the owner.  more...

Letters

Re-open canals for the good of environment

SIR - I see that the Environment Agency has put its oar in to cast doubt on the re-opening of the Droitwich canals.  more...

Why the obsession with German things?

SIR - In reply to Stanley D Parr (Letters, August 29) let me first make it quite clear that my ideal would be for the Post Office to revert to pre-Thatcher days when it was an integral part of the Civil Service and the envy of the world.  more...

Who are the mugs in all this, I wonder

SIR - The recent report by Robert Oulds, a director of the Bruges Group, is well worth thinking about for a moment.  more...

The patient should always come first

SIR - I write with regard to the article (Worcester News, July 22) where Ben Nock, having discharged himself from hospital, was not allowed to have pain killers to alleviate the pain he was suffering for a fractured leg. I have been informed that if a person discharges himself, or a child whatever the age, is removed by a parent or guardian from hospital, he/she too cannot again be treated as an inpatient at a hospital.  more...

What a load of old rubbish in Devizes

SIR - Residents of Urchfont, near Devizes, Wiltshire, wanted to pick up the rubbish to make their village to look nice.  more...

Thank you for the wonderful care

SIR - May I send my sincere thanks to Mr Labib and his team at Kidderminster Hospital. I was admitted as a day case and extremely nervous of the general anaesthetic as my last operation was 30 years ago. I need not have worried. Their professionalism, care and compassion was outstanding. They even rang me the following evening to check I was all right. And the hospital itself is spotless.  more...

I’m still loyal to my roots, are you?

SIR - By "posh" DE Margrett (Letters, September 10) I mean well-to-do middle-class people, who look down their snooty noises at the working classes. I am still firmly loyal to my roots, Denis - are you?  more...

Azerbaijan link

I WOULD be interested to know if any of your readers are related to Frederick Charles Morris, who was a member of the Worcestershire Regiment, lived in Malvern, and was killed in Azerbaijan in 1918-19. If they are I have a photo of his war memorial which I can send them.  more...

Get in touch

Carrying on from my letter (Your Letters, September 7) I have been in touch with First buses and Astons Coaches. Both companies do not accept each others tickets on their busses. So if you want to journey from Fruitlands to the centre of Malvern Link people will have to buy two separate single or return tickets, costing twice as much for the journey as from other parts of Malvern.  more...

Declining service

I AM amazed at Worcestershire County Council in cutting the bus service on the Brook Farm estate to every two hours after 9am. In the past few years we have seen the service dwindle from two an hour, to one an hour and now every two hours. They have invested in a 42A service which runs to Court Road, St. Andrew's Road to Fruitlands, so the Fruitlands estate remains with a bus an hour.  more...

No surprise

The announcement by Shaw Healthcare that not every resident living in Leadon Bank, Ledbury, will be offered a room in the new building comes as no surprise whatsoever.  more...

What’s the point?

WHAT is the point of an elected council if the only people they represent are members of the Government?  more...

It’s already here

WE were interested to read the account of the Malvern Hills District Police and Community Consultative Group's recent meeting (Malvern Gazette, September 7) and the assertion by Insp. Clive Griffiths that "the government's idea of introducing a Mediterranean-style café culture was never going to work in this country." While we understand the concerns over problems associated with the new licensing laws, we would suggest that a visit to Pepper & Oz during an evening would be most beneficial to anyone who does not believe that a Mediterranean-style café culture could be introduced into Malvern - it has been.  more...

Aiming for new heights

ON behalf of the Great Malvern Association of Traders and the Christmas committee I would like to respond to last week's article regarding the changes to the festivities in the town centre and soothe any fears your readers may have.  more...

Give the new-look a chance

I am writing in response to the comments and article in last week's Gazette about the fairground rides being cancelled at Christmas.  more...

Local News

Our local school children are more active

87.75% of school children in Herefordshire and Worcestershire took part in two hours high quality PE and school sport per week in 2006, compared to the national average of 80%, according to PESSCL (PE, School Sport and Club Link) Survey research. In fact, the local figures have already exceeded the 2008 target of 85%.  more...

Our local school children are more active

87.75% of school children in Herefordshire and Worcestershire took part in two hours high quality PE and school sport per week in 2006, compared to the national average of 80%, according to PESSCL (PE, School Sport and Club Link) Survey research. In fact, the local figures have already exceeded the 2008 target of 85%.  more...

Memory Lane

Bands come marching in for contest

MORE than 600 musicians will be at the third annual Severn Vale Marching Bands Comp-etition, organised by the Upton Youth Bands.  more...

Happy memories of hospital days

IT is 60 years since Wendy Grounds, of Pickersleigh Road, started her training as a paediatric nurse, and this week she recalls her days at St Cuthbert's Hospital, an annexe of the Birmingham Children's Hospital, which stood on Worcester Road on the site now occupied by Morgan Court. Next door is Baxhill Nursery, formerly the hospital's training school, which remains very much as it was then.  more...

‘Virtuous serenity’ shattered by fight

A DISTURBANCE to the "virtuous serenity" of Malvern Link caught the attention of Gazette columnist Ariel a century ago.  more...

Burglar was rival for great Raffles

POLICE "are at present engag-ed in the investigation of a daring burglary, which was perpetrated in the early hours of Sunday morning", the Gazette said 100 years ago.  more...

Music

Playing with Plant was great – but I’d rather be on stage

HAVING Robert Plant guest star on his album was, without doubt, a highlight of Jon Amor's career.  more...

THE DONS

PETE Adams profiles stars of the Worcestershire music scene. This week: THE DONNS WHO: Stu (vocals), Han (sax), Joe (lead guitar), Bully (bass), Pokey (drums).  more...

THE DONNS

PETE Adams profiles stars of the Worcestershire music scene. This week: THE DONNS  more...

The best in jazz and gospel

A JAZZ and gospel concert takes place at Malvern St James school tomorrow (Saturday) at 7.30pm.  more...

Choir makes debut in town

MULTI award-winning Cwmbach Male Choir makes its Malvern debut on Saturday, September 22.  more...

Pop show to be a Blast

TICKETS are on sale now for a performance by local pop group, The Blast, at Kempley Village Hall on Saturday, October 6, from 8pm.  more...

News

Victory over Australia would be big boost to cup bid

WORCESTER Warriors and Wales prop Chris Horsman with the second of his World Cup diaries.  more...

Victory over Australia would be big boost to cup bid

WORCESTER Warriors and Wales prop Chris Horsman with the second of his World Cup diaries.  more...

Victory over Australia would be big boost to cup bid

WORCESTER Warriors and Wales prop Chris Horsman with the second of his World Cup diaries.  more...

We may be lacking matches: Ruddock

SIXWAYS director of rugby Mike Ruddock admits he is leading Worcester Warriors into the new Guinness Premiership campaign praying that his players are not undercooked in terms of match practice.  more...

Hodnett set for double frustration

DANNY Hodnett could be in the bizarre situation of watching Worcester City and Evesham United from the sidelines this weekend.  more...

Crichton intent on England surprise

IN a World Cup full of surprises, Worcester new boy Loki Crichton vowed to spring the biggest shock of them all by beating England.  more...

Harriers v Ebbsfleet match preview

HARRIERS will be aiming to pile more pressure on struggling Ebbsfleet United at Stonebridge Road in Kent.  more...

Opinion

It’s one blow after another for farmers

IT'S tough being part of the farming community at the moment. The industry has reeled from one crisis after another this summer. First farmland was devastated by floods, and then foot-and-mouth disease reared its ugly head.  more...

Opinion

IT was a breath of fresh air to attend this week's meeting of the Malvern Hills District Police and Community Consultative Group.  more...

Opinion

THOSE Great Malvern traders who write on our letters page this week are right, we should give the new-look Christmas lights switch-on event a chance before we criticise.  more...

Recipes

RECIPE: ENGLISH ONION SOUP WITH SAGE AND CHEDDAR

Jamie Oliver's known not only as a celebrated chef but also as a rock-solid devoted family man, so to hear him even mention the word affair' is shocking.  more...

English Onion Soup with Sage and Cheddar

Jamie Oliver's known not only as a celebrated chef but also as a rock-solid devoted family man, so to hear him even mention the word affair' is shocking.  more...

English Onion Soup with Sage and Cheddar

Jamie Oliver's known not only as a celebrated chef but also as a rock-solid devoted family man, so to hear him even mention the word affair' is shocking.  more...

English Onion Soup with Sage and Cheddar

Jamie Oliver's known not only as a celebrated chef but also as a rock-solid devoted family man, so to hear him even mention the word affair' is shocking.  more...

Reports

Malvern secure victorious start

MALVERN FIRST XV 37 BROMSGROVE 14 MALVERN RFC began their Midlands Two West campaign with a victory against rivals Bromsgrove at Spring Lane.  more...

Town denied by late penalty

WOODFORD UNITED 1 MALVERN TOWN 0 MALVERN were denied their first league point of the Southern League Division One Midlands season by a hotly-disputed penalty 10 minutes from time for a hand-ball in the area.  more...

Restaurant Reviews

The Ketch, Bath Road, Worcester

IT says a lot about the Ketch's customer base that all of its half-a-dozen high chairs are in use when we arrive for Sunday lunch. This is the kind of place that families with young children flock to, and it's not hard to see why.  more...

The Ketch, Bath Road, Worcester

IT says a lot about the Ketch's customer base that all of its half-a-dozen high chairs are in use when we arrive for Sunday lunch. This is the kind of place that families with young children flock to, and it's not hard to see why.  more...

The Ketch, Bath Road, Worcester

IT says a lot about the Ketch's customer base that all of its half-a-dozen high chairs are in use when we arrive for Sunday lunch. This is the kind of place that families with young children flock to, and it's not hard to see why.  more...

Reviews

I Am Shakespeare

I AM Shakespeare has to be among the strangest, but also most enetrtaining, evenings I've ever spent at the theatre.  more...

Round-Up

Evesham taking Tipton seriously

EVESHAM United manager Paul West insists his team will not take anything for granted when they host Tipton Town in the FA Cup on Sunday (3pm).  more...

Haigh hat-trick inspires Raiders

HAT-TRICK hero Tom Haigh helped Worcester Raiders Under 13s to a 10-1 triumph at Leigh and Bransford Badgers in the Mercian League.  more...

Haigh hat-trick inspires Raiders

HAT-TRICK hero Tom Haigh helped Worcester Raiders Under 13s to a 10-1 triumph at Leigh and Bransford Badgers in the Mercian League.  more...

Sharks have still got the bite

WARNDON Villages Sharks Under 10s carried on where they left off last season with a 1-0 win over Nunnery Wood Tigers in the Stourport Youth League.  more...

Wildcats are tamed by the Colts star pair

RHYS Turberfield and Tom Griffin bagged braces as Northside Colts Under 12s opened their Stourport Youth League campaign with a 5-3 win at Nunnery Wood Wildcats.  more...

Hendry magic

THE Malvern Theatres were treated to a bit of vintage snooker as the Partybets.com Premier League came to town.  more...

On-song side keep up form

CASTAWAYS continued their good Heenans Worcester League Division One start with a 21-pin win over Cardents.  more...

Girls lead city club into final

WORCESTER Swimming Club reached the Nuneaton final for the first time at Wolverhampton.  more...

Harriers chief is foxed by crowds

KIDDERMINSTER Harriers chairman Barry Norgrove is wondering what he has to do to get the fans back to Aggborough.  more...

Bulls held back by Edgar Street form so far

HEREFORD United chief Graham Turner reckons his side's failure to win at home in League Two so far this season has tarnished their start to the campaign.  more...

Diamonds are forever

A HAPPY couple, who are well known in both Droitwich Spa and Bromsgrove, are celebrating 60 years of marriage.  more...

Just the ticket

A PARTY of French visitors took a closer look at Bromsgrove during a recent stay.  more...

Hitting the right note

VOICES were raised at a village school near Bromsgrove during a special singing workshop.  more...

Tears as inquest halted

by David Paine AN inquest into the death of two Droitwich Spa teenagers, who died on a notorious stretch of road, has been adjourned.  more...

Diamonds are forever

A HAPPY couple, who are well known in both Droitwich Spa and Bromsgrove, are celebrating 60 years of marriage.  more...

Cricket club's Golf Day fundraiser

TEMPLE Grafton Cricket Club stages its second annual golf day at Bidford Grange on Friday, September 28 and are on the lookout for sponsors, teams and raffle prizes.  more...

Champions crash to two defeats

ACTION in the Mixed A Division of the Cotswold Floorball League started on Tuesday night when defending champions St Catha-rine's lost both matches including a heavy defeat to Dormer House.  more...

Police action on late-night noise

POLICE are monitoring town centre noise levels after complaints about rowdy groups leaving bars in the early hours of the morning.  more...

Warm welcome to church

A SOUTH African minister has started work with the congregation of Malvern Evangelical Church.  more...

Approval recommended for Wells flats

PLANS for a block of ten flats in Malvern Wells are set to go before district councillors next week.  more...

Work to begin on library grounds

WORK should soon begin on landscaping the forecourt at Malvern Library after the scheme was approved this week.  more...

Dispute over pear tree

DISTRICT council planners will have to decide whether a pear tree growing up the wall of a Hanley Swan house should be given a permanent preservation order.  more...

Student banned from road

AN A-level student has been banned from driving after he was caught over the alcohol limit.  more...

Spire work is nearly completed

WORK on restoring one of Malvern's most prominent landmarks, the spire of Christ Church in Avenue Road, is close to being completed.  more...

Van show is best yet

MORE than 8,000 VW camper vans and their owners gathered in Malvern at the weekend for the largest show of its type in the world.  more...

Sports hall plan up for decision

MAJOR plans for a new sports hall at Malvern College will go up before district councillors next week.  more...

Spa group re-launches website

MALVERN Spa Association's new-look website has just been launched at www.malvernspa.org.uk.  more...

Mast allowed on appeal

A MOBILE phone company has been given permission to put a mast in a residential area of Malvern, against the wishes of local people and the district council.  more...

Mast allowed on appeal

A MOBILE phone company has been given permission to put a mast in a residential area of Malvern, against the wishes of local people and the district council.  more...

On your bike, says council

THE Get Cycling fun day tomorrow (Saturday, September 15) will give local people the chance for people to have a go on a wide variety of different bikes and learn more about cycling.  more...

Have your say on ambulance plan

PEOPLE are being urged to come along and speak up about plans to close the Bransford ambulance control centre at a special meeting next week.  more...

Bus services criticised in West

BUS users in West Malvern are worried about the state of the service through the village.  more...

New venue proposed for town centre

A MALVERN businessman is hoping to create a new music venue in the town which he hopes could become a destination for big-name bands.  more...

New venue proposed for town centre

A MALVERN businessman is hoping to create a new music venue in the town which he hopes could become a destination for big-name bands.  more...

Growing old disgracefully

A GROUP of women set on Growing Old Disgracefully' recently enjoyed a tour of the area. Growing Old Disgracefully is a national organisation for women that encourages a positive attitude to the challenges that growing older presents.  more...

New sergeant for rural beat

A NEW Sergeant at Malvern Police Station intends to use her local knowledge to encourage greater communcation between the police and the region's more rural areas.  more...

Help to save quiz league

ORGANISERS of Malvern Pubs Quiz League are calling for general knowledge aficionados to help save it from extinction.  more...

Awards for St John Ambulance heroes

ST John Ambulance volunteers from Malvern have received awards for their help during the July floods.  more...

Talks on fate of post office

GREAT Malvern postmaster Nigel Morris has reassured customers that he has no plans to move his business from its current site, despite recent speculation.  more...

Residents asked for opinions

PEOPLE close to Jamaica Crescent are being asked if they want new children's play equipment there.  more...

Pupil has all of the answers

CHASE pupil Rosemary Smith is one of the brightest young mathematicians in the country.  more...

Horses can cure, says woman

HEADACHES and heart disease can be cured by sitting on a horse, according to an alternative medicine practitioner.  more...

Sam’s garden opened by brother

A GARDEN in memory of Samantha Portsmouth, who died last month, was officially opened on Wednesday at the Connexions youth centre, in Albert Road North.  more...

New head’s high praise for pupils

THERE may be a new man at the helm, but things are very much business as usual at Leigh and Bransford Primary School.  more...

Roundup

Young Samurais get a chance to shine

THE younger members of Samurai Judo Club got a chance to shine at the Mini-Me Championships.  more...

Rugby

Cheltenham are humbled by Malvern’s try bonanza

CHELTENHAM NORTH II 15 MALVERN II 82 MALVERN'S seconds made the short trip south to face Cheltenham North's second team buoyed by their impressive victory over Wednesbury in their first game of the season.  more...

Upton cruise to victory in warm-up

UPTON 47 STOURPORT 5 UPTON'S season officially got underway on Saturday with a home fixture against Stourport.  more...

Society

Far Forest

WI - A visit to the Russian ballet in March is to be arranged , and Christmas activities were discussed. There is also a visit to Arley Arboretum in late October.  more...

Theatre

Young voices join top professionals

TWO talented Malvern children are to star in an opera at Malvern Theatres.  more...

Search on for young talent

MALVERN-based theatre company Perfect Circle are on the lookout for young stars for their new productions The Queen Must Die and Sparkleshark.  more...

Cradley villagers prepare for their crowning glory

MONTHS of hard work and preparation come to a climax this month when Cradley's community play, The Crowns of Cradley, is staged.  more...

Theatre Reviews

Titania, Oberon and Bottom as you’ve never seen them before

PERFORMED in seven different languages, featuring song, dance and acrobatics, Tim Supple's A Midsummer Night's Dream is a lavish and sensational affair.  more...

Titania, Oberon and Bottom as you’ve never seen them before

PERFORMED in seven different languages, featuring song, dance and acrobatics, Tim Supple's A Midsummer Night's Dream is a lavish and sensational affair.  more...

Berny’s very happy with her gondoliers

BERNY Murray jumped at the chance to direct Gilbert and Sullivan's The Gondoliers.  more...

This Life - Special Reports

You’re a fit, successful, young woman – so why do you drink so much?

SARAH Harding may be famous for her raunchy performances in Girls Aloud but it's her party lifestyle that's been in the glare of the media spotlight.  more...

Upton

Registered as sex offender

A MAN has been sentenced for a sexual assault on a woman paramedic and a physical attack on a male colleague.  more...

110 miles a day as cyclist shows his fitness on ride

A 63-year-old cyclist from Upton completed the exhausting 880-mile ride from Land's End to John O'Groats in just eight days.  more...

Bands come marching in for contest

MORE than 600 musicians will be at the third annual Severn Vale Marching Bands Comp-etition, organised by the Upton Youth Bands.  more...

What'S On

GIGS - September 14 onwards

Tonight TBC - Marr's Bar, Pierpoint Street, Worcester.  more...

GIGS - September 14 onwards

TONIGHT TBC - Marr's Bar, Pierpoint Street, Worcester.  more...

GIGS - September 14 onwards

TONIGHT TBC - Marr's Bar, Pierpoint Street, Worcester.  more...

GIG GUIDE - September 14 onwards

TONIGHT TBC - Marr's Bar, Pierpoint Street, Worcester.  more...

THEATRE GUIDE - September 14 onwards

SEPTEMBER 15 The Hare Who Lost His Spectacles Hare has lost her spectacles, how will her friends help her find them? For children aged between 3 and 10 years of age at Norbury Theatre. Tickets available from box office.  more...

EXHIBITION GUIDE - September 14 onwards

UNTIL SEPTEMBER 29 An exhibition of Ceramics and Paintings New works by Cornish ceramicists John Bedding, John Pollex and Tim Gee and paintings by Michael Praed and Valerie Briggs. The Gallery at Bevere, Bevere Lane, Worcester. Telephone for further details.  more...

CONCERT GUIDE - September 14 onwards

SEPTEMBER 15 Last Night of the Proms At Saint George's Church, Worcester. As usual the audience will be invited to enter into the spirit of the occasion with flag waving, singing and general encouragement. Concert beings at 7.30pm, tickets available from Worcester Live box office.  more...

EVENT GUIDE - September 14 onwards

SEPTEMBER 14 The Birmingham & Midland Society for Genealogy & Heraldry A display and discussion of members' family memorabilia at the Baptist Church Hall, Sansome Walk, Worcester, at 7.30pm. Visitors welcome. Free entrance.  more...

What's On

Cinemas Malvern Cinema - Hallum Foe (18) 7.30pm daily, 4.30pm Sat, Sun & Thurs.  more...

  
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