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Church holds its festive fair
A MALVERN church was buzzing with activity as it held its annual Christmas Fair on Saturday. Hundreds flocked to Christ Church, Avenue Road, where they enjoyed stalls, refreshments and music from the Chase Brass Band. The fair raised £1,500
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Christmas tree stocks healthy despite disease
CHRISTMAS tree stocks are healthy at the district’s biggest producers amid signs of an airborne fungus taking root across the UK. With 6,000 trees, Leigh Sinton Christmas Trees, near Malvern, is ready for the tree-buying season. Manager Nick
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Make Christmas special
A LOCAL charity is asking people to consider buying an extra Christmas present this year to make the festive season that little bit more special for a local child. On Monday, Home-Start Malvern Hills is launching its fifth Christmas Gift Appeal
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Teacher’s legacy is officially launched
THE legacy of a much-loved teacher from Malvern will live on after students put all hands on deck and built their own boat in his memory. After months of hard work, the Derek Lang was launched for its maiden voyage on Saturday. Mr Lang, head
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Shock at vote on women bishops
A LEADING Malvern vicar has admitted he was shocked by the failure of a vote to allow women bishops this week. Rev David Nichol, vicar of Holy Trinity and St James’ Churches and Rural Dean for Malvern, said he had believed the vote would go through
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My amazing Prehistoric finds date life in village to 8,000BC
A REMARKABLE hoard of prehistoric artefacts more than three times as old as the British Camp on the Malvern Hills, has been unearthed on farmland at Suckley. Dating back to around 8,000BC, they were dug up by business management expert Dr Gerry
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Need head check
JUST in case Councillor Swinburn does not respond to A McMillan (Letters last week) I would like to let him know that at the refuse and recycling yard the council spends £6,000 a week on agency staff. That’s £312 000 a year on non-directly employed
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Buzzards soar over Malvern
A DRAMATIC new public art work was added to Malvern’s townscape this week. Renowned sculptor Walenty Pytel oversaw the installation of his sculpture depicting two huge buzzards in Rosebank Gardens on Wednesday. The sculpture was created to
