Worcestershire | Archive | 2002 | October
Theatre October more...
ACTOR Robert Powell has promised theatre-goers a hugely entertaining evening when the Alan Bennett-penned double-bill in which he stars opens in Malvern on Monday (October 28). more...
A SUPERNATURAL thriller will open a new season of shows by the Mouthpiece Theatre Company on Wednesday at The Bulls Head Inn in Inkberrow. more...
THE West End show that won this year's Laurence Olivier Awards Best New Comedy is coming to Malvern. more...
The Swan Theatre Company is presenting a play for children, aged 3 to 8 at 10.30am and 11.45am on Saturday, November 2. more...
Malvern Cinema: Lilo and Stitch (U) Fri, Oct 25 4.30pm & 7pm, Oct 26-31 2pm, 4.30pm & 7pm. Forum Film Special: Read my Lips (Sur mes Levres) (15) in the Forum. Wed, Oct 30 only 8.15pm. more...
NO ONE can disagree that William Shakespeare justly deserves his place in the top 10 greatest Britons of all time. But plenty of people would take issue with the fact that his comedies are actually funny. more...
UNTIL Tap Dogs came along, tap dancing was trapped in the top hat and tails world of Fred Astaire and with Gene Kelly singing in the rain. more...
The IgNobel Prizes, by Marc Abrahams (Orion, £9.99) more...
A Brief History of Thyme and other herbs by Miranda Seymour (John Murray, £9.99). more...
n Vanilla Beans & Brodo: Real Life In The Hills of Tuscany by Isabella Dusi (Pocket Books, £7.99) more...
n The Embarrassing Parents by Victoria Mather and Sue Macartney-Snape (John Murray, £9.99). more...
n Pig's Digger by Simon Puttock and Alison Bartlett (Egmont, £9.99). more...
THE Dutch National Ballet brings three pieces to Malvern Theatres next month, styled by the choreographer whose work has brought them great renown. more...
ROCK legends The Animals return to Huntington Hall, Worcester, on Friday, November 1. more...
CHELTENHAM sees a range of musical talent performing at the city's Town Hall next week. more...
THE Yetties Folk Band will be performing the Music Heritage of Thomas Hardy for the Bromyard Mayor's Charity Concert at St Peter's Church at 8pm on Friday, November 1. more...
PROGRESSIVE rock stalwarts Caravan call in to Malvern on their Forever Onwards Tour. more...
POSSESSIONS (12A) more...
He's used to being in the spotlight, but for once in his life it wasn't Harrison Ford getting all the attention during his recent trip to Britain, but the blonde actress with him. more...
A COLOURFUL, imaginative realisation of Shakespeare's most magical play was conjured up at Malvern Theatres on Monday night. more...
JOHN Godber's Men of the World slipped in and out of too many characters to make it hugely watchable. more...
IT is a credit to the Ledbury Amateur Dramatic Society cast that this insight into the later life of an author few would associate with anything other than a happy childhood works so well. more...
TAKING a rare break from his various jaunts around the world's more dangerous areas, John Simpson faced a packed Cheltenham Town Hall last Thursday night. more...
THERE'S nothing better than watching things go pear-shaped live on television - as long as you're not on the receiving end, of course. more...
Van Gogh - Music of His Time - Lalo, Franck, Chabrier, Wagner, Liszt, Mahler more...
n Music for Saxophone and Orchestra - Debussy, Glazunov, Ibert, Milhaud, Villa-Lobos, Karamessini more...
THE tactics and events of the historic Battle of Worcester, 351 years ago, are examined by a Malvern historian in his latest book. more...
Small, irregularly shaped fields, ancient hedgerows and lots of oak trees characterise this enjoyable walk close to town. more...
WORK has started on 51 flats and townhouses on the site of the old Brooklyn Ford garage in Worcester. more...
A REGIONAL food week held earlier this month in Herefordshire's Eastnor Castle will become an annual fixture after being hailed by business leaders as an outstanding success. more...
A WORCESTER pub will be giving customers a spooky time with a special Halloween Beer Festival. more...
ARCHITECTS Stainburn Taylor, of Church Lane, Ledbury, have merged with Worcester-based Wood Kendrick and Williams. more...
A BEMUSED Mike Foster could not understand why he was closer to the bottom than top of a league table of how long MPs take to respond to their constituents' concerns. more...
BRITISH beef was finally back on the menu in France this week - but that did not stop the knives coming out for Agriculture Secretary Margaret Beckett. more...
Peter Luff was on the other side of the world this week. But, if anyone was asking, he was still at Westminster. more...
The last of three days of graduation ceremonies brought to you by the Worcester Evening News. more...
THE principal of Worcester College of Technology found out what it was like to be on the receiving end of a graduation ceremony when he was awarded an honorary degree from the University College Worcester. more...
A HEADTEACHER at a Shropshire primary school has combined teaching with her own learning. more...
THE owner of a Malvern business collected an award for his management skills at his graduation ceremony. more...
WHETHER you love them or hate them, mobile phones are now a huge a part of everyday life. more...
SPA traders are being warned that selling fireworks to town children could lead to them being prosecuted and heavily fined. more...
D Parker waxed lyrical (You Say, Saturday, October 19) about the days when football crowds of 60,000 - 70,000 were a "fairly common occurrence". more...
HOW wonderful to read about the success of the Worcester Education Achievement Zone which has operated in part of the city for the last three years. more...
TO the unknown person who recently found a large bunch of keys in Stanley Road, and immediately handed them in to Worcester city police station could I please offer a sincere thank you. more...
NEW Labour has attacked the middle classes and all the working people far more than any other government in modern times. more...
IF the Government comes up with a test to see if private schools should keep their charitable status then The King's School, Worcester, should pass with flying colours. more...
I would like to protest in the strongest possible terms about the council's decision to cut the grant to the Swan Theatre to such a level as to force its closure. more...
I WRITE to register my dismay at the reduction in the grant by Worcester City Council to Worcester Swan Theatre. more...
DO you remember the Lich Gate? Or the Elizabethan cottages in Lich Street? Or Blind Lizzie who lived there and repaired cane chairs? I do, but I was at school at the time and too young to do anything to save them. more...
AROUND 80 Colwall residents made their way to the village library on Saturday to see the opening of its new £100,000 extension. more...
SPEEDING drivers are being targeted on roads in Worc-estershire and Herefordshire in an effort to reduce the number of children killed each year. more...
A MAN who fell down a 20ft hole which appeared in his garden in the Graham Road area of Malvern had to be rescued. more...
A MEETING will take place within the next two weeks to hammer out an agreement over new barriers at the entrance to the Roman Way's retail park. more...
MALVERN'S Morgan Motor Company is producing more cars than ever before. more...
AS it stands today, for two days next week, assuming the firefighters' 48-hour strike goes ahead as planned from Tuesday, emergency calls in Malvern are set to be covered by two RAF crews based in Worcester. more...
One wonders what drives 407,000 country folk to trek down to our capital to march through its streets in protest. more...
AN Upton farmer is to be the new face of a supermarket campaign promoting Aberdeen Angus beef. more...
STUDENTS from Malvern Girls' College swept the board at the annual Gloucestershire Classical Association Latin and Greek Reading Competition. more...
A MAN who broke into a Malvern shop was caught by an off-duty policeman drinking in a nearby pub. more...
A CAVALCADE of vehicles wound its way through the country roads around Malvern this week for the funeral of a local traveller. more...
AN article in last week's Sunday Times travel section described Malvern as "steadfastly, almost eccentrically, English whilst cloaking itself in exotica". more...
THE Coaster Company has retaken its former unit in Spring Lane South, Malvern, as extra preparation and storage space. more...
ACTOR Richard Briers is to confer life membership of the Parkinson's Disease Society on a local branch stalwart. more...
WEST Mercia Constabulary's first Chief Constable, Sir John Willison, died at his Lulsley home last Sunday. more...
IF I may add my threepennyworth to the debate regarding the road realignment at Powick. more...
A PROFESSIONAL steelpan player has been told he can return to play in Ledbury but only under certain conditions after his last performance caused a series of complaints. more...
REGRETTABLY, due to circumstances beyond our control, the Charity Christmas Card Shop at Malvern Town Council offices this year, due to open on Monday, October 28, as advertised cannot now open until Friday, November 1. more...
A SERIES of road accidents at a notorious blackspot in the Herefordshire village of Stoke Lacy may be the result of the road being haunted. more...
SORRY, but why if MHDC is so "committed to rejuvenating Malvern town centre" (Malvern Gazette, October 25), is it waiting for nearly a year to appoint a new town centre manager and what have the previous ones really done? more...
SCIENTISTS at QinetiQ in Malvern have developed a new three-dimensional map service covering the whole of the UK. more...
THE police proposal to introduce an alcohol-free zone in Upton has perversely the one possible advantage of ensuring a reasonable police presence in order to enforce it. more...
A PLAN to develop the former dry cleaners' site off Yates Hay Road, Malvern Link, has been given the go-ahead by the district council. more...
AS local representative on Herefordshire Council I support the campaign for improved safety through Ashperton. What is needed is a reduced speed limit, traffic calming and a much improved pavement through the village as part of the Safer Routes to School initiative. more...
A GLANCE at the weekly planning applications before MHDC shows a steady stream of applications to lop trees and fix fences, walls and gates, which have minimal visual impact. more...
TEN new jobs could be created with the opening of a Countrywide store in Malvern Link. more...
I should think that hard-working Malvern caterers would not thank Mrs Nanette Freeman, from Telford, for her scornful comments (Your Letters, October 18) on Malvern's lack of eating places - if they had the time to read them. more...
A SUGGESTION that late-night opening one day a week would tempt more shoppers to Great Malvern has met with a lukewarm reception from traders. more...
"WHAT future for town centre?" you ask (Malvern Gazette, October 18) and well enough you may ask, but isn't your query a little late, would it not have been more apt if asked before the supermarkets gave Malvern a resounding knock out blow, just as they are doing in Worcester. more...
Local historian Cora Weaver will be on the trail of Malvern's spooks and spectres next week. more...
I WOULD like to endorse every one of the comments made by Mr Pearson (Your Letters, October 18). I can assure him he is not on his own! more...
A MALVERN-based maker of short films is hoping to boost the profile of the art by encouraging people to join a co-operative. more...
A MALVERN packaging company is to shed a quarter of its workforce, as it prepares to capitalise on a growing market in the Far East. more...
SO Coun Alec Wall states in his letter regarding sports provision for Malvern (Your Letters, October 18) that when the Malvern Theatres get £600,000 from MHDC, Tenbury Wells is entitled to expect additional funding for its sports facilities. more...
THE owner of the International Gospel Centre in Malvern Link has complained that a proposed workshop and office next door will ruin its peace and tranquillity. more...
COUN Alex Wall (Your Letters, October 18) has not noticed that the first half of my letter (Your Letters October 11) referred to a PUBLIC sports centre (e.g. Perdiswell in Worcester). more...
PYROTECHNICS costing £7,000 will light up the sky above Malvern at the fireworks spectacular on Saturday, November 2, at the Three Counties Showground. more...
The last thing I want to get involved in is endless slanging matches about the advantages and disadvantages of events at the Three Counties Showground, but as it was my letter that was being criticised by Tony Halls (Your Letters, October 11) I feel that I should say something by way of a reply. more...
Malvern Hills Homeless Young Adults Trust will be hosting its tenth annual sleep-out in Malvern Priory churchyard on Friday, December 6. more...
I READ with great interest your article `What future for the town Centre' (Malvern Gazette, October 18). more...
A NEW doctors' surgery and daycare nursery is being planned for Townsend Way in Malvern Link. more...
I WOULD like to endorse David Head's letter about Lidl's proposed supermarket in Malvern Link (Your Letters, October 18). more...
HEREFORD and Worcester Fire Brigade will operate a limited service in the Malvern area when firefighters begin a 48-hour strike on Tuesday. more...
RE: The article `Dish plan submitted for town mast' (Malvern Gazette, October 18), this leaves me very angry. more...
MOre than four acres of land in Malvern which has been owned by a local family for around 20 years could be developed for housing. more...
A NEW access on to the eastbound M50 to serve the Malvern area could be built if Worcestershire County Council is successful in a bid for funds. more...
A TOY and craft fair is taking place at Bridge House, Waterside, Upton, on Sunday (October 27), between 10am and 4pm. more...
A COMMUNITY fair is being held by the Friends of Upton and The Hook Churches tomorrow (Saturday). This takes place from 10am to noon at Upton Memorial Hall. The event includes a large raffle and refreshments. Admission is free. more...
SPONSORSHIP worth £4,000 is enabling Worcestershire Wildlife Trust to plant a new generation of oak trees in Longdon. more...
AN opportunity to savour the taste of Worcestershire is being offered at Clive's Fruit Farm this weekend. more...
AN international evening is being organised by Upton Deanery on Tuesday (October 29). more...
AN open day is to be held in Earl's Croome to outline plans for a day centre to serve the village, along with Severn Stoke, Ryall, Ripple and surrounding areas. more...
THE new chairman of Upton Royal British Legion has issued an appeal for more ex-servicemen and woman to join the group. more...
THREE shrubs were planted round a sign bearing the name of Hanley Castle as a lasting memorial to its victory in Worcestershire's Best Kept Village of the Year competition. more...
A SCHEME to raise the main road into Upton came a step nearer this week. more...
ONE of the most oft-repeated criticisms of the Countryside Alliance is of the "where were you when..." variety. more...
A LEADING Worcestershire figure slammed Britain of half-a-century ago as being "a divided nation - of gamblers and of savers." more...
THE animosity felt towards his estranged wife by Droitwich's legendary "Salt King" John Corbett right up until his death was fully exposed with the publication of his will this week exactly a century ago. more...
EXACTLY 100 years ago this week, a new Methodist Church was completed and officially opened at Pump Street, Worcester. more...
THE heat is certainly being turned on the firefighters as their threatened national strike looms closer. more...
The Village Hall and the Friends of St James Church are putting on a winetasting evening in the Village Hall on Friday, November 15, 7.30pm for 8pm, with all proceeds shared. more...
WINNERS in the August lottery draw of Corse & Staunton Playing Fields 200 Club were 1 I Thomas, 2 J Bowell, 3 H Dudfield, 4 G Bruce. The Twice Lucky accumulator remains intact and now stands at £440. more...
SATURDAY, November 2 is the date for the first Revellers quiz of the season. It starts at 7.30pm in Malvern Wells Village Hall and costs £3.50 per head which includes lasagne as the main item of the buffet super. more...
THE Longdon harvest supper will take place tomorrow (Saturday) at 7pm for 7.30pm in the Village Hall. Tickets are available from Roger Woodward, churchwarden, at £3 per adult and £1.50 per child. Soft drinks will be provided but parishioners are invited to bring their own alcoholic drinks and glasses. Offers to make apple pies welcome! more...
FORTHAMPTON & District Royal British Legion's annual general meeting was held on October 14 in Forthampton Clubroom. There were 12 members in attendance and eight apologies. The chairman K I B Yeaman welcomed the members who had braved the very wet and windy night. F Remmer branch president said the exortation and epitaph. The minutes of last year's AGM were read out. There were no matter arising. President's report: Since the last AGM members of the branch, Women's section and supporters went house to house selling poppies, the local organiser Betty Greenwood was pleased with the result. During the past year the branch has been represented at our own Remembrance Service at Chaceley and other services, re-dedication of Forthampton War Memorial, Tirley, Chaceley, Bushley, Festival of Remembrance, Cheltenham Town Hall, National Conference, Bridlington, County Conference, Fairford, Group meeting Tewkesbury, Newent, Staunton, Ashchurch and Forthampton. At our own branch meetings we had talks by J Horthonthwaite, national vice-chairman, Col T Merritt OBE (county field officer) and branch chairman K I B Yeaman. Chairman's report: K Yeaman thanked all the past committee members for the hard work they had done for the branch and the Royal British Legion especially for the coffee morning and supper dance. more...
THE Colwall Players production of The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen's Guild Dramatic Society production of Macbeth continues tonight (Friday) and tomorrow evening at Colwall Village Hal at 7.30pm. Tickets are obtainable from John Goodwin Estate Agent, Walwyn Road, Colwall or on the door. more...
OUR Harvest Festival this year at St Peter's Church took the form of a service of songs of praise. Despite a very wet afternoon and evening there was a good congregation in attendance. The traditional harvest hymns were sung followed by readings, and there were also two musical interludes. The church was beautifully decorated with flowers, fruit and vegetables; there was also donations of many tinned and packet foods which were sent to the Salvation Army in Tewkesbury. The service was conducted by Rev Chris Moss and Edward Lane was the organist. After the service a harvest tea was held in the Village Hall. more...
Tonight (Friday) at 7.30pm in the Parish Hall, is the award-winning play (not film, as mentioned last week), Infinite Number of Monkeys do Gravity. The script links apples, alchemy and arson to Isaac Newton and tells how the Great Fire of London truly began dot.com frenzy. One critic described it as an energetic show combining the historical wit of Blackadder, with the quick fire format of The Fast Show. The play comes to Bosbury as part of its nationwide tour, once more we are very fortunate to have such quality entertainment in the Parish Hall. Tickets from (01531) 640415. more...
LESSONS at a Worcestershire school will be a bit rocky from now on after a new seaside display was created. more...
TINY tots at a Worcester playgroup braved cold and blisters to raise money for their Christmas party. more...
ONE person has been killed and five others injured after two cars collided in a head-on crash on the A4103 at Fromes Hill. more...
WORCESTER'S photographers developed their winning streak by once again winning the Three Counties' Annual Photographic Competition. more...
ALARMED residents are calling for a public inquiry to hear their concerns over heavy goods vehicles using Kempsey's Brookend Lane. more...
REVELLERS in Worcestershire are being urged to help others look fantastic during the Christmas parties while supporting disabled people as the festivities draw closer. more...
RUSSIANS have been visiting West Mercia Probation Service on a fact-finding mission to see what reforms they can bring to their own prison system. more...
FORMER Led Zeppelin star Robert Plant has offered to promote Kidderminster College's record label on his national tour. more...
JEWELLERY belonging to film star Joan Collins was used to launch a charity appeal by the National Heart Research Fund at Perdiswell Leisure Centre. more...
BOYS and girls in the Malvern Hills district will have the chance to learn a non-contact form of rugby after Malvern Rugby Club won Lottery backing. more...
WITH bonfire night and a national firefighters strike looming there are 45 young Worcester girls better equipped than most for any emergencies that may come their way. more...
WORKERS at an office development were outraged when they arrived at work to find a mobile phone mast being installed just 2ft away from their window. more...
A TRAFFIC management scheme dogged by hitches in the past successfully passed a trial - only to fail another test five days later. more...
YOUNG car thieves are being given the chance to take part in a driving awareness course to change their ways. more...
THE region's film-makers will be screening their work at a Worcester Film Society event tonight. more...
A BLACKPOLE dad-of-three will be spending Christmas behind bars after failing to make the most of a last chance given to him by magistrates. more...
A MEMO from union bosses to ambulance workers has warned them not to step in and use emergency cutting equipment while firefighters are on strike. more...
HUNKY factory workers are showing off their packaging for a saucy calendar to raise cash for a cancer charity. more...
TWO Worcester men who tried to save a disabled teenager as he drowned in Malvern's notorious Gullet Quarry have received commendations by Worcestershire's coroner. more...
A WORKER has attacked managers at a Droitwich firm for an "out of the blue" 99 job losses. more...
A MAN who discovered a shot swan left for dead on a Worcester riverbank is nurturing her cygnets while she fights back to health. more...
A BREAST cancer victim who claims a Worcester firm made her redundant because of her illness has vowed to see her fight through to the end. more...
THOUSANDS of Worcestershire revellers may see their bonfire night celebrations shelved to work round the threatened firefighters' strikes. more...
A MAN who desperately tried to save drowning Worcester schoolgirl Lelaina Hall after she become trapped in mudflats on a beach told an inquest that he saw no signs warning of the dangers. more...
SATURDAY more...
AMBITIOUS Worcester City have put in an increased offer to sign Adam Wilde from Cambridge City. more...
DANNY McDonnell has withstood some pressure situations in his time but none more so than when he made his debut for Worcester City's opponents tomorrow Halesowen Town. more...
WORCESTERSHIRE County Cricket Club have parted company with unsettled left-arm paceman Alamgir Sheriyar. more...
MALVERN RFC more...
MALVERN RFC U14 Pirates claimed two well-earned wins at Luctonians last Sunday despite missing seven regular players. more...
IN the appalling weather last Sunday, Droitwich RFC hosted two squads from the Youth side of Malvern Angels WRFC for a couple of friendly Tag Matches. more...
A DEPLETED but eager squad of Malvern's youngest rugby players arrived in Kingsland to be chilled by the wind and soaked by the rain more...
HEAVY overnight frost, the first of the season and torrential rain made conditions difficult for Malvern Angling Club's trip to the River Wye at Symonds Yat. more...
ADIE Smith and Scott Stamps are Kidderminster Harriers' main injury worries ahead of tomorrow's Nationwide League Division Three clash against Cambridge United at Aggborough (3pm). more...
A GOOD win for Upton in this friendly local derby game at Pershore. more...
WORLD champion Anna Bailey (Old Wrecks) of Hanley Swan had recovered sufficiently from last week's lower back strain to row in the first of the Grand Prix series of races on Sunday at the South of England Indoor Rowing Championships held at Portsmouth's Mountbatten Centre. more...
A FORMER leading Malvern Squash Club player has won a world title at the tender age of 71. more...
MALVERN Town entertain Walsall Wood tomorrow (Saturday) in the Express and Star League Premier Division (2.45pm) and will be looking for all three points in order to eliminate last Saturday's bitterly disappointing home Vase defeat. more...
MALVERN used this friendly to introduce some of their promising young players to the top level of junior rugby and were not disgraced. more...
MALVERN Town crashed out of the FA Carlsberg Vase following a desperately disappointing home defeat against North West Counties Division Two outfit Norton United. more...
SATURDAY more...
MALVERN Hills Ladies indoor bowlers have won their first three matches this season. more...
UPTON Ladies played Pershore in a friendly `away' match at MGC in glorious sunshine and the game started brightly with both teams playing a good passing style. more...
THE Malvern & District Motor Cycle & Light Car Club held their annual charity skittles competitions at the Beacon Club Room in Link Way. more...
THE autumn season at Manor Park Tennis Club is well under way and coaching has started for all ages, from three years to the over 70's. more...
MANOR Park Travellers moved joint top of Division two of the Whatley Recordon Malvern Table Tennis League with a comfortable win over Malvern Juniors A. more...
AN amazing 19 records were broken at an exciting Ledbury & District Swimming Club Club Championship Gala. more...
AS the competition season nears its close, attention has been focussed on the finals of two prestigious knockout competitions, which have been running throughout the Worcestershire Golf Club's season. more...
WORCESTER St John's club angler Stuart Howells beat a talented line-up with a fine bag of chub to take home the coveted Alan Reynolds Memorial Trophy on the River Wye. more...
DANNY McDonnell has withstood some pressure situations in his time but none more so than when he made his debut for Worcester City's opponents tomorrow Halesowen Town. more...
HEREFORD United's FA Cup preparations have been boosted by the return of captain Ian Wright for tomorrow's fourth qualifying round clash with Arlesey Town (3pm). more...
ADIE Smith and Scott Stamps are Kidderminster Harriers' main injury worries ahead of tomorrow's Nationwide League Division Three clash against Cambridge United at Aggborough (3pm). more...
DROITWICH golf ace John Bickerton faces a battle to make the cut at the Madrid Open. more...
IT was Ian Hurdman's misfortune to come up against an opponent on top of his game when making his last ever appearance in the Benson and Hedges Snooker Championship. more...
AMBITIOUS Worcester City have put in an increased offer to sign Adam Wilde from Cambridge City. more...
WORCESTERSHIRE County Cricket Club have parted company with unsettled left-arm paceman Alamgir Sheriyar. more...
BOSTON UNITED more...
WHEN Colin Youngjohns was a young lad helping out around Aggborough, he could never have believed he would one day be a Football League chairman at the club he loves. more...
MALVERN United knew they would have a tough game when league front runners Peopleton paid a visit to Sling Lane so the order of the day was come out battling. more...
MADRESFIELD, playing for the first time this season with a full squad, took an early lead through Gordy Mansell. more...
KEYZ RM again had to reshuffle due to late withdrawals but some woeful defending and a glut of missed chances cost RM a vital three points against a side they should have beaten. more...
LANGLAND Sports made a poor start to this game going 2-0 down and then losing top scorer Nick Kordas through injury. more...
POWICK entertained Colwall for the first time in a couple of years as they were promoted this season to Worcester League Division One. more...
POWICK travelled to Kempsey for this Worcester Saturday League Premier Division match. more...
FROMES Hill maintained the impressive start to their Malvern League season with a hard fought but well deserved win over high flying AC30. more...
EXPRESS followed up last weeks 4-0 thumping of Malvern Radar with a similar slick display to despatch Martley and record their third 4-0 win of the season. more...
GOALS from Jon Hale and Mark Lowndes failed to prevent the Falcons going down 6-2 when they entertained Bransford Rovers last Sunday in a Worcester League Division Four encounter. more...
A GOOD local derby at Lower Howsell Road last Sunday saw the points shared. more...
THE West returned to winning ways on Saturday in this Worcester League Division One fixture. more...
A CRACKING game of football between local rivals saw the youthful newcomers to the Worcester District Saturday Division One league, Welland Athletic outplay the Swan in midfield and overcome a 1-0 deficit at half time. more...
MALVERN Ladies FC entertained Evesham Ladies FC in the County Cup on Sunday. more...
RANGERS' dismal sequence of results and indeed player availability continued on Saturday with a 4-2 reversal against visiting Mahal in the West Midlands League Division One (South). more...
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