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?
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
October 2002 and a story about a series of accidents at what was claimed by some to be a haunted black spot in Stoke Lacy. Pictured are Parish clerk Carole Surman and Herefordshire councillor Richar dJames. It was six days before Halloween...
Geoff Lewis, of Colwall, contributed this picture in 2004 showing staff from the surveyors’ department at Malvern Urban Council, at the depot, Pickersleigh Road.Geoff’s father, Alec Lewis, is third from the left, wearing white overalls
18 years ago this month saw the death of Peter Morgan, the man who made the Morgan Motor Company into an internationally-known name. He was pictured on the front page as a schoolboy y with his father H F S Morgan in this image
Berrow pensioner Violet May Warburton, a sprightly 99-year-old in October 2003 enjoyed a trip in a classic car courtesy of veteran car restorer Dick Gittings. The Darraq motor car was also 99 years old
Laura Scott, Grace Cox and Jamie Schermer try out their hats made from recycled materials as part of Eco Day at Longdon Primary School in October 2003
The Cavalry Arms line-up, members of the Malvern Football League’s Division Two for the 2103-04 season
Members of Callow End-based Old Bush FC, who played in the Worcester & District Football League Sunday Division Two in the 2003-04 season
Nigel Tyler made front page news in October 2004 when he found plans for housing development on land off Eastward Road while out walking his dog
Members of 1st Malvern Link Scout Group Peter Powell, Matthew Bannister, Jamie Page, Stuart Puffett, Peter Brankin and Oliver Difford were among those who helped to raise money at a coffee morning in 2004
Malvern’s most voracious bookworms were awarded medals for their reading efforts over the summer in 2004
The Malvern RFC 1st XV rugby squad pictured in October 2000, complete with mascot Kerris Levin. Did you pack down against the team? What are the players doing now? Might some still be playing veterans rugby? We’d love to hear from anyone involved
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