Worcestershire | Archive | 2002 | October
Theatre October more...
JANE Austen's classic tale Emma comes to the Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham later this month. more...
CHILDREN of all ages are invited to dress as wild animals for a Jungle Party at Malvern Theatres on Saturday, October 26. more...
YOUNGSTERS are being sought by The Courtyard Arts Centre in Hereford to take part in this year's Christmas pantomime, Sleeping Beauty. more...
Malvern Cinema: The Bourne Identity (12) Fri-Sun 7pm, Mon-Thurs 8pm. Matinees Sat & Sun 3pm. Ken Russell's Elgar at Malvern Theatres Cinema. Sat Oct 12th Only. 11am. Part of the Autumn in Malvern Festival. more...
IT'S a lot easier these days to get a number one hit record. All you need to do is reach the finals of a talent search and then the record executives will spend millions marketing a poor cover version to push it to number one. more...
GROWING up in a cacophonic household where both parents and older brother were performing and composing music might seem like Julian Lloyd Webber had little choice but to enter the world of music himself. more...
Searching For Surnames by John Titford (Countryside Books, £11.95) more...
Develop Your Power To Heal by Patrick Butler (Foulsham, £9.99) more...
The Story of Poetry Volume Two: English Poets from Skelton to Dryden by Michael Schmidt (Weidenfeld and Nicolson, £25) more...
The English Civil War At First Hand by Tristram Hunt (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, £18.99) more...
THE Festive Gift Fair is a vibrant four-day Christmas shopping experience perfectly timed four weeks before the big day. more...
THE organisers of this year's Birmingham Tattoo will mark the Queen's Golden Jubilee celebrations by staging the annual event at the NIA in her honour. more...
The International Classic Motor Show on November 9 and 10 at the NEC, promises family fun with Beatle mania and potty Harry's all under one roof! more...
It's back for the fourth year running - and if you thought last year's show was brilliant, you should see what's in store for Music Live 2002. more...
MALVERN Male Voice Choir will celebrate its 80th year with two November concerts at Tewkesbury Primary School and Tewkesbury Methodist Church. more...
DESPITE competition from four other events, Upton-upon-Severn's blues festival looks to have cemented its place in the town's packed summer calendar. more...
THE Ian Parker Band takes to the stage at the Marr's Bar in Worcester tomorrow night (Saturday). more...
A musician who "rediscovered" his voice when he picked up the saxophone is at Huntingdon Hall on Saturday, October 19. more...
GLOBAL, acclaimed as one of the best producers of tribal-techno dance music, are coming to Malvern tomorrow (Saturday). more...
MALVERN Priory is the venue for a concert by the Aldwyn Voices during the final weekend of the Autumn in Malvern Festival. more...
xXx (12A): Action drama with Vin Diesel as Xander (aka Triple X), a rebellious extreme sports star who becomes a secret agent. more...
IT was a daunting prospect, but I think it sort of worked out," veteran British actor Sir Anthony Hopkins says about revisiting Hollywood's favourite psychopath, Hannibal Lecter, for a third time. more...
ACCOMPLISHED performances across the board made sure everything was "perfick" when the Malvern Theatre Players took to the stage to perform The Darling Buds of May on Saturday (October 5). more...
THE ESO's new autumn series gives vent to such unfettered expression as was at its height during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. more...
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is, if possible, better than ever on this return visit to Malvern; a thoroughly entertaining and thought- provoking show from start to finish. more...
Nathaniel Harris's enlightening talk, illustrated with many slides led us through the stages of Edvard Munch's life, as it affected his artistic progression. more...
Astounding playing was heard as Kennedy, with the Polish Chamber Orchestra, continued his 25th Anniversary Tour, at Birmingham Symphony Hall. more...
Worcester Concert Club embarked on its new season's concerts with locally-based Volante Strings, led by Angela Richey, and Daniel Phillips, assistant organist of Worcester Cathedral. more...
DYSFUNCTIONAL families, missing zimmer frames and flaming wigs took over the Conquest Threatre, in Bromyard, in a very entertaining production from the St John's Players. more...
Vampish songstress Sophie Ellis-Bextor will be making a hot date with Wolverhampton when she comes to the Civic Hall on Tuesday, January 28. more...
HE slithers and slides and plays his saxophone tunes in a slippery style, hence the name, Snake Davis. He adopted the name after a friend's girlfriend described his serpentine movements at a college gig many years ago. more...
Seventies folk-blues band Lindisfarne will be bringing their recognisable sound and style to Huntingdon Hall. more...
Jan Garbarek Selected Recordings - ECM :rarum more...
DANCE enthusiasts will be converging on the Forum at Malvern Theatres for World Dance Week later this month. more...
THE great niece of composer Sir Edward Elgar will be giving the next talk in the Music in Three Choirs Country series. more...
"SOMETHING a bit different" is how staff at The Gallery, Malvern, describe the latest exhibition at the Worcester Road studio. more...
BLUE skies and the picturesque setting of Eastnor Castle provided the perfect aperitif for a festival of culinary delights sampled by thousands last weekend. more...
THE man who oversaw the technology for the James Bond movie Goldeneye is due to give a talk in Worcester next week. more...
A WORCESTER entrepreneur's product is about to hit the mass market, thanks to help from a special manufacturing support group. more...
AN AMBITIOUS scheme to help rural businesses achieve sustainable development has taken another step with the renovation of an old farmhouse as a base for the project. more...
THE Mayor of Pershore has launched the new Online@Pershore Learn Direct Centre. more...
100 years ago more...
THE question of whether Malvern should have a free library was exercising local minds 100 years ago. more...
THE latest film of Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest recently finished a successful run at Malvern Cinema. more...
THE centenary of a local firm was being celebrated in the Malvern Gazette 50 years ago. more...
A NURSE has been appointed in Droitwich Spa as part of a drive to improve health care for Multiple Sclerosis (MS) sufferers in the area. more...
SILVER surfers have notched up 500 computer classes thanks to Bromsgrove's Age Concern branch. Since February 2001, nearly 150 older residents have visited the Windsor Street office to learn more about using computers independently. Some attend occasional lessons, while others enrol on courses co-ordinated by NEW College, in Blackwood Road which are held at Amphlett Hall, Crown Close. Anyone who wants to try one of the three courses on offer should call Sue Barnett on 01527 871840. more...
THE recent statement by Tony Blair on the subject of a fairer distribution of wealth in the UK gives me an excuse to return to the subject of the state pension and New Labour's stated attitude to it. more...
WAR with Iraq is not the only global conflict. Rotary Club International is waging a global war on polio. more...
MILLIONS of birds across northern Europe, including some from Britain, face an uncertain future as 15 governments - including the UK - are trying to strike an outrageous behind-the-scenes deal overturning Europe's bird protection laws by allowing the shooting or trapping in spring of nine species of bird in Malta. more...
HAVING recently been away on holiday, I have only just read two items regarding our "wonderful" bus service. more...
JO Johnson recently criticised me in regard to my attitude to Israel. Now Susan Ryder (You Say, September 30) apparently resents my attitude to self-appointed spokesman for Islam, Ahmed Raza. more...
"POSTER led to cancellation" read the headline (Evening News, October 3). I would have thought it was the Charity's Board of Trustees' chairman, Mr Peter Stevens' duty to have informed his managers of the proposed trip to France - particularly so as the managers could have told their customers of the proposed trip well in advance of the poster, thereby getting more people to sign on to go.There seems to have been a lack of forethought and salesmanship. more...
FAME Academy, Popstars and Pop Idol will have nothing on pupils at a Worcester school in the years to come. more...
CHILDREN at Welland Primary School were captivated by author Val Biro and the adventures of his car Gumdrop last week. more...
WEST Mercia Police Authority is looking four people to act as independent members to find out the views of local communities on policing issues. more...
SUCKLEY residents are demanding that the need for affordable housing in the village to be looked at again, following a special parish meeting last week. more...
STAFF, pupils and parents at The Downs School in Colwall have completed the restoration of their boating lake. more...
SOMEWHERE in a forest near Bristol, a young man checks his map and compass and gets ready to run as fast as he can through the wood. more...
College picks up award for drive to reduce cars more...
IN autumn, farmers are exceptionally busy harvesting the year's crops and preparing the soil for some of the next year's crops. more...
PLANS for two fishing lakes and 24 two- bedroom lodges on land between Leigh Sinton and Malvern were finally given the go-ahead by Malvern Hills District Council. more...
THE story of how Malvern dentist Rupert Parsons turned detective to track down his stolen motorbike harks back to the police work of what seem bygone days. more...
THE role of insects in an endangered ecosystem will be the focus for a North Malvern lecturer who is flying to Central America this weekend. more...
CAN anyone tell me why the supermarkets (which we love so well) sell potatoes for 13 times what they pay the farmers who produce them? And that's just potatoes. more...
THE first ever meeting of Malvern Community Forum takes place next week. more...
THE water in the Hanley Swan village pond at the moment is very low. more...
I WOULD like to congratulate Mike Davis, Highways Partnership manger, and Coun Tom Wells from their efforts in at last reducing the lanes through Hospital Lane traffic signals. more...
Malvern is poised to become one of only six Fairtrade towns in the country after an endorsement by the town council. more...
The Countryside Alliance thanks all in Worcestershire and Herefordshire who gave up their Sunday on September 22 to be part of the display of people-power which brought over 400,000 people into London to march peacefully for liberty and livelihood. more...
THE skill of employees from the Morgan Motor Company drew crowds of admirers at the Great Malvern Classic Car show last weekend. more...
SO the last of the Malvern £20 millions has been spent on more sports facilities for primarily the 11-18 year olds while the taxpaying 18-80 year olds still await a public sports centre that was top of the poll for what the money should be spent on! more...
A NEW housing development that is said to blend into its surroundings "as if it had always been there" has won recognition from Malvern Civic Society. more...
Oliver Lever (Your Letters, October 4) made many valid points regarding the provision of bus stops in Great Malvern. more...
TWO men accused of plotting to contaminate HP Bulmers cider - the makers of Strongbow - will stand trial next year. more...
I used to be an arts journalist with a group of London/Surrey newspapers but retired to Madley, Herefordshire, a few years ago. more...
PLANS to spend £27,000 on demolishing and replacing a bus shelter in Church Street have run into trouble again. more...
I would like to let your readers know about a new initiative The Electoral Commission has launched to promote public understanding of how our electoral systems work. more...
Roy Palmer's latest book, Herefordshire Folklore, has much to interest people who live in the shadow of the Malvern Hills. more...
IT was an awful pity that the programme letting the public know about spine diseases was on TV so late. I have Ataxia, which involves the nerves; the ones to my legs just don't work properly. I was diagnosed ten years ago and my muscles are working less and less well. I will eventually have to use a wheelchair but at the moment I live a fairly independent lifestyle. more...
THE most traditional of Herefordshire fruit - the apple - will be the centre of attention this weekend. more...
I WOULD be pleased if you would publish the following inquiry concerning Preston Church, which is two miles west of Ledbury and next to Preston Court. more...
A LEDBURY couple have come up with a novel way to secure a quick sale on their house - they are throwing in the family car as part of the deal. more...
THE route for the northern bypass extension should have been on the former abattoir site which is now being developed for new homes. more...
MALVERN choirgirl Alison Sawers will make her pitch for the BBC Radio 2's Young Choristers of the Year title in London tomorrow (Saturday). more...
Once again the Workers' Educa-tion Association has produced an excellent programme of courses in Ledbury; subjects include local history, poetry and archaeology. But these courses are all scheduled between 10am and 3.30pm. Do all the workers in Ledbury work nights and are free to attend daytime events? I think not. more...
ON behalf of my family and myself can I please thank publicly through your paper the Three Counties Agricultural Society and all of the staff working at the showground. more...
FOUR Malvern Hills district councillors will be holding a surgery for residents next Friday, October 18, as part of Local Democracy Week 2002. more...
IN response to the two letters from Graham Road (Your Letters, October 4), we wish to point out that many people who have lived for a long time in Malvern Wells are disturbed by the extremely loud amplification used at some of the activities at the Three Counties Showground. more...
A HUGE demand for affordable housing in Malvern has been highlighted by an assessment carried out for Malvern Hills District Council. more...
TO follow the word NIMBY into the english language, should be the word INYBY (It's not your back yard) judging from the letters of Madames Craze and Ralph (Your Letters, October 4), two people perfectly placed to judge any noise nuisance caused to the residents of Malvern Wells, living, as they do, in the centre of Malvern! more...
Peter Buchanan, headteacher at Dyson Perrins, in Malvern, is telling next year's A'Level candidates not to be distracted from their studies by the current row over grades. more...
MY 23 plus years of senior management at the Three Counties Showground gave me huge experience of running events at the venue and has given me a natural desire to protect an organisation which I know brings more people to Malvern than any other single organisation. more...
WHILE the furore over A'Levels continues, Malvern College is emerging as a shining beacon to Government ministers looking for an alternative to the traditional post-16 examination. more...
A GROUP that will speak out on behalf of youngsters on a Malvern housing estate is looking for ideas and members to help get it off the ground. more...
MALVERN Town council is to send a deputation to the district council in protest over waste skips that could be used while Newland Waste site is closed. more...
A WORCESTER man has been arrested on suspicion of wounding after a member of staff at a Lower Broadheath bakery was stabbed on Wednesday afternoon. more...
A MOTORIST was left fighting for his life after his Renault Clio overturned and hit three parked cars at Severn Stoke, near Upton. more...
MALVERN Town Action Group (MTAG) has taken two seats on the town council's most important committee - despite having formally resigned from all the body's committees, sub-committees and working parties. more...
A GROUP of Lancastrian football exiles have set up a supporters club dedicated to their Turf Moor heroes. more...
LEGAL protection has been granted to two trees standing in the way of an attempt by supermarket firm Lidl to build a store in Malvern Link. more...
PATRICIA Hewitt MP, Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, has said "world-beating" technological development at Malvern Hills Science Park signals a bright future for the area. more...
A NEW aerobics class at the Hill Centre in Upton begins on Sunday. The class will be from 10am, to 11am, with fitness instructor Liese Bukovets. The cost is £3. For more information, call 01886 880925. more...
A TEAM of Malvern scientists have used their local watering hole to help develop a completely secure method of communication. more...
A HARVEST festival service takes place at Hill Croome Church at 6.30pm on Sunday (October 13). It will be followed by a two-course harvest supper with wine at Earl's Croome Village Hall. Tickets are £5.50, on 01684 592014. more...
THE campaign team behind a candidate in the forthcoming Langland by-election have been accused of "fighting dirty" after his MTAG opponent received a letter urging her to withdraw from this month's contest. more...
A CHILDREN'S fashion show is being held to raise funds for Upton CE Primary School. The event takes place in the school hall at 7pm on Tuesday, October 22. Tickets are available in advance from Vicki Simmons on 01684 593627, or the school office. more...
MALVERN car company Morgan has been criticised in court after it loaned a vehicle with defective tyres to a foreign visitor who was later involved in a fatal accident. more...
TEAMS are wanted for a new five-a-side indoor football league at Hanley Castle High School. Organised by Malvern Hills District Council, the Monday night league is open to players aged 16 and over from firms, clubs, societies etc. The league will be affiliated to the Worcester Football Association, with qualified referees. Each team will play one match lasting 30 minutes each week, with kick-off times varying from 6pm to 9.30pm. For further details, contact Neil Bond on 01684 592363. more...
A MALVERN crime victim had to do his own detective work and even pay a small reward to recover his stolen motorbike parts. more...
CCTV cameras are to be installed by an Upton landlord sick of late-night vandalism. more...
LESSONS in how to deal with life-and-death situations are being organised by the Friends of Upton CE Primary School. more...
A BID to improve on an already impressive league standing is to be made by Upton Youth Band on Sunday. more...
A PERSONAL campaign to sign up as many of the town's businesses as possible is being launched by Bill Dovey, chairman of Upton Tourism and Trade Association (TTA). more...
FINISHING touches are being put to the Pepperpot Players' latest production, Outside Edge, which runs from Thursday (October 17). more...
DOWN the path and round the house by the water butt I hurtled, dismounting from my Raleigh Boulevard Tourist in a single movement that would have won the approval of even the mighty Range Rider himself. more...
AN expert organist who has broadcast on the BBC is to revitalise the choir at Upton Parish Church. more...
AN "EXTRAORDINARY" highway robbery was reported by the Worcester Journal this week exactly 200 years ago. more...
WORCESTER people crowded the streets at this time 200 years ago to greet a son of their monarch (George III) when he paid a royal visit to the Faithful City. more...
1802: A considerable trade is being opened up between this country and Japan - a nation which is stated to be the richest in the world for gold, spices, silks and silver. The Emperor is, fortunately, well disposed towards England. more...
JAN Molby must today be wondering about the fickle nature of football. more...
The West Malvern Garden & Nature Club meet next Tuesday, October 15, at 7.30pm at the village hall, when the guest speaker will be Gordon Forrest on Chaddesley Woods. Admission for non-club members is £1 and everyone is welcome. more...
TOMORROW (Saturday, October 12) is the auction sale for Staunton Church, starting at 1pm, at the school. Viewing will be from 10.30am and taking in on Friday, October 11, from 4.30-7.30pm. Refreshments and programme. more...
ARE you having a pre-Christmas clear out? Want to know what to do with excess jumble, bric-a-brac or unwanted gifts? Just bring them along on Saturday morning, October 19, to Berrow Village Hall when we can include any items in our bumper jumble sale during the afternoon of October 19 beginning at 2pm. more...
TONIGHT (Friday) the harvest supper will take place at 7.30pm at the village hall. Tickets £3 and £1.50 (under 12s) from John Goodwin, Walwyn Road, and Trish Hockett or on the door. more...
CASTLEMORTON Gardening Club will be holding its monthly meeting on Thursday, October 17, at Castlemorton Parish Hall at 7.45pm. This month we are looking forward to welcoming John Edgeley, from Pershore College, who will be giving us plenty of useful advice on Fruit in a Small Garden. more...
THE Harvest Festival will be held on Sunday at St Peter's Church at 5pm. Everyone will be welcome at this celebration to give thanks for all that the earth provides. There will be a harvest tea in the village hall following the service. more...
THE death of a much respected Bromesberrow leader of the community Ken Beach was heard with deep regret in the village in which he had played such a part of for a great many years. more...
THIS Sunday at 10am we will be celebrating our harvest festival and holy baptism. Please do come and join us. A warm welcome awaits. more...
TICKETS are on sale for the concert at Berrow Church on Saturday, October 26, beginning at 7.30pm. Tickets are £5 (to include a glass of wine) from Roger and Anne Gillard (01684) 833223. This is a musical evening in memory of Les Wiliams with the Benefice Choir and the Wyndrush Singers. more...
A GROUP of Worcestershire school children is waging war on rubbish. more...
THE Director of Education for Worcestershire County Council dropped into a Worcester school as part of celebrations in achievement. more...
COMMUNITY-minded citizens across Wor-cestershire are being encouraged to have a major say in the policing methods of West Mercia Police. more...
A "CRUEL" illness that cost a little girl her feet, fingertips and almost her life has inspired friends and family to start a support group to benefit her and others. more...
ORGANISERS of Malvern's Dial-a-Ride buses have urged town councillors to continue supporting the vital service. more...
Campaigners who fought against the closure of Kidderminster Hospital are now fighting to keep the site earmarked for healthcare. more...
TURNING part of a pub into a post office is a continuing story of bureaucracy and red tape claims Ann Curnock, of the Blue Bell at Callow End, near Malvern. more...
CALLS for consultation on the future of Droitwich's magistrates court are being made by leading Spa politicians. more...
THE green spirit has proved to be alive and well in Dines Green following the installation of a can recycling bank. more...
WORK could start as early as next year on a 250-berth marina just north of Worcester, it has been revealed. more...
A FLIGHT over the Malvern Hills is just one of the exciting promises up for grabs at an auction in aid of a toy library. more...
A heroin addict from Kidderminster was jailed for two years at Worcester Crown Court. more...
A PERSHORE school struggling to teach children information and communication technology (ICT) has launched an appeal for a new computer suite. more...
ON its gala opening night in July 1965, the Swan Theatre was hailed as the new home of the arts in Worcester. more...
THE president of Worcester Operatic and Dramatic Society claims the "extravagances" of the professionals brought in to run the theatre are to blame for the current financial crisis. more...
GREEN-FINGERED gardeners and allotment holders who brought riot of colour to Worcester during the summer months have been honoured at a special award ceremony. more...
A NEW website aimed at making people in Worcestershire more aware about the rubbish they produce has been launched. more...
STAFF at the Evening News will be tucking into a delicious sponge cake next week to mark the paper's 65th birthday. more...
A "DESPERATE" burglar was tracked down after he left a half-eaten chocolate bar at the scene of his crime. more...
A WORCESTER policeman who battled strong currents and freezing temperatures to save a capsized canoeist who was minutes from drowning is in line for a bravery award. more...
FOSTER carers who will take in both a child and the parent are needed in Worcestershire. more...
THE Metric Martyrs have join-ed forces with Worcester publicans to campaign for the right to sell beer in litres. more...
A WORCESTER mother-to-be who lied to police after they stopped her car has escaped jail. more...
THE story of how residents in a Worcester street won their battle with a water giant will be told at a national conference. more...
PENSIONERS and youngsters have been hit in the pocket by bosses at a city swimming pool, who have increased prices by up to 50 per cent. more...
SATURDAY more...
NINETEEN-year-old defender Dan Jones could make his debut in Worcester City's crucial FA Cup clash at Hucknall Town tomorrow. more...
WORCESTER City's FA Cup ambitions will rest on their ability to slice open a stubborn Hucknall Town defence tomorrow (3pm). more...
MALVERN RFC more...
THE Malvern U14 `Pirates' ambitions for a good run in the North Midlands U14 Cup were ended abruptly on Sunday when they lost by 5-10 to Camp Hill U14 `Sharks'. more...
MALVERN kick-started their season with a fine team performance where everybody made a massive contribution whether in attack or defence. more...
JUNIOR rugby players from Malvern RFC and their parents will be travelling to Northampton this Sunday to watch the Northampton Saints first Heinekin Cup match against Ulster at Franklin Gardens and helping to raise much needed cash for the Malvern Youth Development Section as well. more...
THIS was a game that for long periods The Dogs were in total control, yet looking back at the game it is difficult to pinpoint why exactly the game was lost in the last few minutes. more...
WORCESTER Warriors will have to put out the Dragons' fire tomorrow if they are to continue their 100 per cent start to their National One season. more...
RAY Bishop topped the weight in one of the most productive River Wye outings that Malvern Angling Club have had at Bredwardine. more...
Tewkesbury Sports Pool League more...
Bredon Colts Hawks 1, Tewkesbury Youth U-11 1 more...
SIXTY-ONE children attended the coaching centre for Bredon Colts on Saturday morning ranging in age from five to 12 years. more...
MORE than 150 businesses in the Laurel Pub Company's nationwide estate will be hosting a series of in-pub qualifiers that will give the chance for thousands of darts players to qualify for the newly launched UK Open Darts Championship. more...
THIRD Division Hull City have confirmed the appointment of Peter Taylor as their new manager. more...
STRIKER Ian Foster is on stand-by for a place in Kidderminster Harriers starting line-up for tomorrow's Nationwide League Division Three clash against Macclesfield Town at Aggborough (3pm). more...
DURING the school holidays children (school years 3-6) are invited to attend a five day soccer course at Malvern Town FC. more...
UPTON crews were among 33 crews from eight countries who gathered on the River Amstel at Holland's oldest and most prestigious rowing club, the Royal De Hoop last Saturday. more...
THE Chase student Beth Law is hoping to follow in the footsteps of her older sister by achieving international success on the netball courts. more...
AROUND 270 runners are expected to take part in the annual Worcestershire Beacon Race across the Malvern Hills tomorrow (Saturday). more...
MALVERN Town picked up their second Express and Star West Midlands League Premier Division win of the season, when a good all round performance saw them overcome Tividale 3-1 at Langland Stadium on Saturday. more...
A MIXTURE of forward mobility and backs running incisively gave Luctonians the honours in the first of Malvern's local Midlands One derby matches. more...
TOWN turned in an excellent display at Bromyard on Tuesday night to return with all three Express and Star West Midlands League Premier Division points in a local derby the home side were desperately keen to succeed in. more...
SATURDAY more...
LEDBURY Exhausts have made a good start to their Whatley Recordon Malvern Table Tennis Division Two season by taking seven points off the two Crackpots teams. more...
MALVERN played excellent hockey when entertaining Bromsgrove on Saturday. more...
IN a hard fought, entertaining game, Colwall shared the points with Exeter Ladies in a 1-1 draw. more...
MALVERN and District Pool League games are due to commence on Sunday, October 20. more...
THE EW Evans Centenary Stableford competition is one of golf's unique competitions. Suggested by the membership in the club's centenary year, the competition is held over three separate Stableford competitions, played in the summer months. more...
DROITWICH Angling Centre squad members may be relatively new to the big match game but they are carving out an enviable reputation on the local circuit. more...
IN-FORM Nathan Jukes is suspended for Evesham United's FA Cup clash at Havant & Waterlooville tomorrow (3pm). more...
STRIKER Ian Foster is on stand-by for a place in Kidderminster Harriers starting line-up for tomorrow's Nationwide League Division Three clash against Macclesfield Town at Aggborough (3pm). more...
HEREFORD United will equal a post-war record for consecutive away wins with victory at Burton Albion tonight (7.45). more...
DROITWICH'S John Bick-erton was six shots off the lead after the first round of the Lancome Trophy. more...
THIRD Division Hull City have confirmed the appointment of Peter Taylor as their new manager. more...
WORCESTER Warriors will have to put out the Dragons' fire tomorrow if they are to continue their 100 per cent start to their National One season. more...
NINETEEN-year-old defender Dan Jones could make his debut in Worcester City's crucial FA Cup clash at Hucknall Town tomorrow. more...
MALVERN United journeyed to Mickleton in the Mercian League and with a return match the following week in the cup, they intended to give a good account of themselves. more...
LANGLAND Sports had mixed fortunes over the weekend winning comfortably on Saturday and then losing by a single goal on Sunday. more...
IT was handshakes all round when Evesham United manager, Phil Mullen, took delivery of a set of squad track suit tops from Journal Series sports editor, Mervyn Collins. more...
THERE was no change in the top seven positions in The Soccer Site Malvern Football League from last Sunday's results as Bull Allstars continue to lead the way. more...
A REAL Jekyll and Hyde performance from Keyz RM ending in a scoreline that in no way reflected the play in this Worcester Nursing Cup first round game. more...
EXPRESS will be kicking themselves for losing this entertaining, yet frustrating first round Nursing Cup tie. more...
Peopleton 5, Evesham Utd U-8 1 more...
MALVERN Premiers had a decisive win against The Bridge last Sunday when Nick Kordas and Jamie Abba both scored hat-tricks. more...
Evesham Utd U-15 0, Norton Rgrs 5 more...
POWICK Sunday team entertained Ringspanners in this first round of the Nursing Junior Cup. more...
Evesham Utd Robins U-10 7, Oldbury Tigers 0 more...
POWICK entertained Goodrest Sports in this Worcester Nursing Cup first round played at Lower Howsell, Malvern. more...
Malvern Tn Wdrs Colts U-11 4, Evesham Utd Robins 5 more...
THE West came away from Bransford Rovers with three hard fought Worcester Saturday Division One points. more...
Evesham Utd U-12 10, Moretonville Hawks 0 more...
AFTER completely dominating the first half hour during which they took the lead, Radar completely lost their way for the rest of the match and in spite of having a player sent off, Star & Garter cruised to a comfortable victory. more...
THIS first round Worcester Nursing Junior Cup tie was played at Victoria playing fields as Malvern Town's first team were at home in a league fixture. more...
CAMPDEN Town continued their impressive start to the Stratford and District Alliance season with a 4-1 win at Needlemakers Lions. more...
MALVERN Town entertain Ettingshall HT in the West Midlands League Premier Division tomorrow (Saturday) at 2.45pm and will be looking to extend a run that has seen them lose just one of their previous nine games. more...
TEWKESBURY swimmer, 13-year-old Shevaun Pocock, ignored a chest infection to take her tally to give gold medals in the Tewkesbury Club Championships. more...
UPTON 10pts, WORCESTER more...
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