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New-look post office is now open
THE new-look Bromyard Post Office was officially opened by local MP Bill Wiggin. The branch in Church Street has been given a new open-plan look and now opens on Saturday afternoon. The MP joined subpostmistress Suzette Brunsdon and mayoress
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Guarlford and Madresfield
GUARLFORD holds its Christmas Fayre at the Village Hall on Saturday, December 1, from 2pm to 3.30pm. Gifts of cakes, books, brica- brac, and raffle prizes would be welcome. Santa will attend and refreshments will be served. All proceeds are for
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Suspected diseased ash trees reported
POTENTIAL sightings of ash disease in and around Malvern are being investigated. While there remain no confirmed cases of the devastating chalara fraxinea infection in the county, three suspected sightings have been reported to the Malvern Hills
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Eldersfield
ELDERSFIELD Lawn School is holding a Christmas fair on Friday, November 30, from 6pm to 7.30pm. A festive evening. Carol singing, mulled wine, gifts, mince pies, turkey rolls, raffle, tombola, lucky dip, Father Christmas, craft stalls and much,
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Memories plea
MALVERN Youth and Community Trust has been given a £1,000 grant to help it compile an oral history of the town’s youth centre, now called the Cube. The cash has come from Worcestershire County Council’s Celebrating Diversity fund, and Cube staff
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39 steps tour
THE WEST End hit The 39 Steps is coming to Malvern Theatres next year as part of its 2013 UK tour. Based on John Buchan’s 1914 spy thriller, and adapted for the stage by Patrick Barlow, the Olivier and Tony Award-winning production features four
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Welland
DRAMA in the Church – Murder in the Nave as The Perfect Circle Youth Theatre (actors 13-17 years of age) present Macbeth in St James Church for two performances on November 30 and December 1 at 7pm. Tickets are £5 per adult or £3 to under 18’s
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Green project earns firm top gold award
MALVERN building firm Speller Metcalfe has received a top Green Apple award for a “heavenly” project. The company from Enigma Business Park was presented with a gold standard Green Apple at the House of Commons for an eco-vicarage for the Diocese
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Malvern Horticultural Society
‘AUTUMN is blooming’ could well have been the title of Rob and Diane Cole’s presentation to the Malvern Horticultural Society. We all know how vibrant the autumn colours can be and you don’t need to have a huge garden to have your own dazzling
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Inventor Malcolm's amazing clothes line
A MALVERN inventor has scooped a double success in a major national business competition. Malcolm Victory was named senior entrepreneur of the year 2012 and his invention the Rotaire Dryline, won the award for best product of the year at the finals
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Berrow
NEXT month, December 1, a return to our jumble sales in aid of Macmillan Nurses, again at the hall. Doors open at 2pm so a pre-Christmas clear out on your part can help raise funds for this wonderful service. Please bring items along on the morning
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Green energy trend is just the solution
A MALVERN-based green energy firm is bucking the economic trend as the number of property owners looking to generate green energy increases. Family-owned renewable energy specialists Solar Solutions has seen a successful 12 months with the firm
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Live music good
DESPITE his sarcasm and apparent hatred of discos, Paul White makes a good point regarding live music in Malvern. (Gazette Opinion November 16) However, he does seem to have a rather short and selective memory. Mr White states that live music is a
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Celtic band award
A UNIQUE celtic band can now boast being a multiaward- winning group after its latest success. Ledbury-based four-piece the Roving Crows were named the best folk act at the Exposure Music Awards ceremony in London. It adds to the two awards
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Tree of light cash goes to good causes
THE generosity of local people is ensuring that Malvern Rotary Club’s annual Tree of Light campaign remains on course for another successful year. The scheme, which offers the chance to dedicate a light to a loved one in exchange for a donation
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National Association of the Widowed
WE meet on the second Saturday of every month at Christchurch Hall in Avenue Road. Our October meeting was on October 13. After the minutes had been read and approved, our secretary Marion Tipping updated her list of people going to our Christmas
