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Worcestershire | Archive | 2007 | October

Stories for 29 October 2007

Alan'S Recipe

Halloween and Bonfire toffee Apples

Apples are an extremely versatile fruit, suitable for eating both cooked or raw, hot or cold, in sweet or savoury dishes. There are said to be at least six thousand British varieties in the U.K. and there are around fifty or so grown commercially in Britain. Over ten thousand varieties have been identified internationally but only a tiny portion of these are widely available. Apples grow anywhere in the Northern Hemisphere, south of latitude 65oN, and also in similar climates in the Southern Hemisphere, providing they get adequate cold resting period in winter. more...

Before The 1900'S

October 27 - November 3

100 YEARS AGO: more...

October 27 - November 3

100 YEARS AGO: more...

Blackboard

Year 7 Adopt a Puppy Art Project

A group of year 7 students began their first project at Elgar Technology College by looking at how we use light and dark tones to create form and realistic images. Having practiced these tones on a scale, by applying and releasing pressure, students were asked to select an image of a very cute looking puppy. more...

Business

Your chance to be truly inspirational

COMMUNITY and business groups in Worcestershire and the West Midlands are set to take part in a series of events aimed at inspiring the entrepreneurs of the future as part of Enterprise Week. more...

Shirley takes the award for best newcomer

Worcester businesswoman and mother of two Shirley Evans has scooped the top prize for best newcomer at an awards ceremony organised by the children's arts and crafts club Messy Monsters. more...

Equestrian

WIN tickets to Your Horse Live

WIN tickets to Your Horse Live as well as horsey goodies for you and your horse-loving chums For those who love horses, Your Horse Live is the perfect weekend out - three whole days filled with fun for the horse fanatic. This year's equine extravaganza is taking place from Friday to Sunday, November 9, 10 and 11, at Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire. more...

Falklands Remembered 2007

Falklands Remembered in Worcester 2007

by Andrew Kelsall more...

Falklands Remembered in Worcester 2007

by Andrew Kelsall more...

Falklands Remembered in Worcester 2007

by Andrew Kelsall more...

Falklands Remembered in Worcester 2007

by Andrew Kelsall more...

Falklands Remembered in Worcester 2007

by Andrew Kelsall more...

Falklands Remembered in Worcester 2007

by Andrew Kelsall more...

Falklands Remembered in Worcester 2007

by Andrew Kelsall more...

Falklands Remembered in Worcester 2007

by Andrew Kelsall more...

Falklands Remembered in Worcester 2007

by Andrew Kelsall more...

Falklands Remembered in Worcester 2007

by Andrew Kelsall more...

Falklands Remembered in Worcester 2007

by Andrew Kelsall more...

Falklands Remembered in Worcester 2007

by Andrew Kelsall more...

Falklands Remembered in Worcester 2007

by Andrew Kelsall more...

Falklands Remembered in Worcester 2007

by Andrew Kelsall more...

Fixtures

Football fixture list

MONDAY Midland Floodlit Youth League Southern Division: Bewdley Town v Cinderford Town; Wellington v Malvern Town. more...

Football

Revenge for Callow End

CALLOW END 3, HOOBROOK CROWN 2 more...

Gardening

Make sure your bulbs get through the winter

I'm ashamed to say that in the past, when I've lifted summer bulbs in October I haven't really taken care with storage and have at times ended up with rotten, soggy specimens which are unfit for planting the following year. more...

Best of the Bunch - Ornamental cherry

Most ornamental cherries are grown for their spring blossom, but some have the most amazing autumn colour. more...

Good Enough to Eat - Orange trees

They used to be the speciality of gardeners with access to an orangery in a stately home, but these delicious citrus fruits can be grown in pots in a conservatory or heated greenhouse in temperatures above 13C (55F). more...

THREE WAYS TO

Make a beautiful rockery 1. Stick to using one type of rock, making sure that the lines of sandstone or whatever rock you are using lie in the same direction. more...

THREE WAYS TO

Make a beautiful rockery more...

THREE WAYS TO

Make a beautiful rockery more...

Harriers V Vauxhall Motors

Harry has high hopes

CLub mascot Harry applauds the fans before kick-off. more...

Harry has high hopes

Club mascot Harry claps the fans before kick-off. more...

Roving forward

Paul Bignot makes an early foray forward as Harriers make a bright start. more...

Motors put barricades up

But Vauxhall Motors defend solidly, with midfielder Michael Garrity making a timely block in on Brian Smikle. more...

Motors put barricades up

But Vauxhall Motors defend solidly, with midfielder Michael Garrity making a timely block on Brian Smikle. more...

Motors put barricades up

But Vauxhall Motors defend solidly, with midfielder Michael Garrity making a timely block on Brian Smikle. more...

Get up!

Andy Ferrell checks a Vauxhall midfielder who has been pole-axed more...

Creighton makes his mark

Mark Creighton flies in on striker David Roberts, who tries to get Vauxhall motoring with a counter-attack. more...

So close!

Creighton then tests Vauxhall's resolve with a header, but keeper Sean Lake makes a fine save. more...

Motors getting up to speed

As Harriers push forward they are susceptible to Vauxhall's breaks and goalkeeper Chris MacKenzie denies Paul Taylor. more...

MacKenzie to the rescue

Harriers' goalkeeper did well to keep improving Motors at bay. more...

Wheels come off

But the keeper is helpless as Roberts pounces on poor defending by Harriers and puts the Wirral side ahead. more...

Unhappy gaffer

Manager Mark Yates cuts a forlorn figure on the touchline after watching his side struggle. more...

McGrath makes the difference

The manager throws on midfielder Michael McGrath at half-time in a bid to get his side back on the FA Cup fast track. more...

Barnes-Homer looking dangerous

Striker Matthew Barnes-Homer also looks eager to tear into Vauxhall's defence as Harriers step up a gear. more...

Right winger rates highly

Paul Bignot, stopped in his tracks by Roberts, was also looking dangerous for Harriers and provided the cross for Barnes-Homer to level the scores. more...

Right winger rates highly

Paul Bignot was also looking dangerous for Harriers and provided the cross for Barnes-Homer to level the scores. more...

Barnes-Homer relishes scoring

Barnes-Homer takes the accolades after getting Harriers back on level terms at the start of second half. more...

Big hug!

Bignot leaps on his team-mate to celebrate the leveller. more...

Putting himself about

Justin Richards continued to work hard and hustle Motors backline throughout. more...

Richards rues miss

But Richards rues missing a good chance to put the home team ahead. more...

No let up for striker

To his credit Richards does not give up and tests Vauxhall's defence with a shot, before heading Harriers into the lead in the 76th minute. more...

England man's a steady eddy

Russ Penn, who was called up to the England's National Game squad last week, has time on the ball as Harriers go in search of more goals. more...

England man's a steady Eddy

Russ Penn, who was called up to the England's National Game squad last week, has time on the ball as Harriers go in search of more goals. more...

McGrath's on target

McGrath puts the icing on the cake with a third goal to turn a potential cup banana skin into a walk in the park. more...

Smikle unlucky

Brian Smikle slides the ball beyond keeper Sean Lake in the game's dying minutes but sees his effort ruled out for offside. more...

First round here we come...

Bignot, Smikle, Barnes-Homer and Richards celebrate an impressive second half, which ensures Harriers play Ware FC in Hertfordshire in the FA Cup first round on November 10. more...

Kidder News Latest

Child dead following road collision

AN air ambulance was scrambled following a two car collision in which a child and a man died. more...

Boy dead following road collision

AN air ambulance was scrambled following a two car collision in which a boy and a man died. more...

Boy dead following road collision

AN air ambulance was scrambled following a two car collision in which a boy and a man died. more...

Boy dead following road collision

AN air ambulance was scrambled following a two car collision in which a boy and a man died. more...

Cards sales boost charities

SHOPPERS will be able to give charities a boost while buying their Christmas cards in Bewdley. more...

Cards sales boost charities

SHOPPERS will be able to give charities a boost while buying their Christmas cards in Bewdley. more...

Boy, 10, among road collision victims

A 10-YEAR-OLD boy and his father have died following a tragic road collision near a garden nursery. more...

Boy, 10, among road collision victims

A 10-YEAR-OLD boy and his father have died following a tragic road collision near a garden nursery. more...

Hospital attacks being tackled

VIOLENT attacks on hospital staff by patients and visitors have prompted NHS chiefs to look at ways of improving security. more...

Hospital attacks being tackled

VIOLENT attacks on hospital staff by patients and visitors have prompted NHS chiefs to look at ways of improving security. more...

Threat to cut head off

A MAN angered by loud music injured his neighbour with a Samurai sword after threatening to cut his head off. more...

Late shopping at museum

LATE night Christmas shoppers can stock up on festive goodies at Worcestershire County Museum in Hartlebury next week. more...

Speaker unable to attend

DUE to illness, the scheduled speaker for a meeting of a Kidderminster history group will be unable to attend. more...

Speaker unable to attend

DUE to illness, the scheduled speaker for a meeting of a Kidderminster history group will be unable to attend. more...

Remembrance parade change

A CHANGE has been made to the parade arrangements for this year's Remembrance Sunday event in Kidderminster. more...

Kidz Competitions

Kidz Zone - WIN WIN WIN! - Yuck's Fart Club and Captain Underpants books

Are you a fan of the Yuck's Fart Club and Captain Underpants books? more...

Kidz Zone - WIN WIN WIN! - Yuck's Fart Club and Captain Underpants books

Are you a fan of the Yuck's Fart Club and Captain Underpants books? more...

Latest

Police hit out over pay

POLICE officers in Worcester have hit out at the Government over poor pay after a 2.3 per cent pay offer. more...

COMMENT: The problem requires an adult solution

PLAYING classical music outside shops to disperse youths congregating outside is an interesting idea. The ploy is used at more than 200 stores across the country. more...

Meat is to be sold from park’s cull

I SUPPOSE they could put on the wrapper "As supplied to Elizabeth I", but the Berkeley family of Spetchley has never been among the more ostentatious of the Worcestershire's large landowners. more...

Meat is to be sold from park’s cull

I SUPPOSE they could put on the wrapper "As supplied to Elizabeth I", but the Berkeley family of Spetchley has never been among the more ostentatious of the Worcestershire's large landowners. more...

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Two die in car crash

TWO people have died after a car crashed into a tree in Kidderminster. more...

Two die in car crash

TWO people who died after a car was in collision with another vehicle in Kidderminster have been named. more...

Post office staff will not be gagged

SUB-postmasters in Worcestershire will no longer be prevented from speaking out in public about plans to close their post office. more...

Post office staff will not be gagged

SUB-postmasters in Worcestershire will no longer be prevented from speaking out in public about plans to close their post office. more...

Last of the troops return home

THE last few soldiers from Worcestershire have returned home from fighting on the frontline in southern Afghanistan. more...

Last of the troops return home

THE last few soldiers from Worcestershire have returned home from fighting on the frontline in southern Afghanistan. more...

CCTV captures raid at bookies

CCTV footage showing the moment an armed man robbed a Worcester bookmakers has been released by police. more...

More mortar boards will be flung into the air this week

TOMORROW marks the start of three days of celebrations for students as the University of Worcester begins its annual graduation ceremonies. more...

More affordable homes needed in Worcester

MORE affordable homes need to be built in Worcester, according to the city's MP. more...

Letter proves Elgar breached his contract

A LETTER written by Worcestershire-born composer Sir Edward Elgar apologising for being in breach of contract is to go under the hammer this week. more...

Letter proves Elgar breached his contract

A LETTER written by Worcestershire-born composer Sir Edward Elgar apologising for being in breach of contract is to go under the hammer this week. more...

Landlords fear smokers won't brave the cold

AS the winter weather approaches, landlords in Worcestershire fear smokers will not want to brave lighting up in the cold. more...

Tolladine residents have their say on estate

SPEEDING cars, litter and tackling anti-social behaviour were top of the agenda for residents of a Worcester estate. more...

Malvern Hills is tops for dog walking spots

THE Malvern Hills has been nominated as one of the country's top dog walking spots in a new poll that is sure to set tails wagging. more...

Malvern Hills are tops for dog walking spots

THE Malvern Hills has been nominated as one of the country's top dog walking spots in a new poll that is sure to set tails wagging. more...

Tragic motorcyclist parents thank those who helped

THE parents of a motorcyclist who died while competing in a Worcester racing event have thanked those who helped after the accident. more...

NHS staff to be given safety advice

HOSPITAL staff and paramedics are being given advice and information on how to stay safe in the job. more...

Bridal shop closure leaves brides distraught

A WORCESTER bride is among dozens franctically searching for a last-minute wedding dress after a city store closed without warning. more...

Motorcyclist seriously injured

A MOTORCYCLIST has suffered serious injuries following a collision near Malvern. more...

Equine Bill will help riding schools

RIDING schools and equine businesses that have been crippled by rising insurance costs will finally have their voices heard with a new Bill this month. more...

Equine Bill will help riding schools

RIDING schools and equine businesses that have been crippled by rising insurance costs will finally have their voices heard with a new Bill this month. more...

Equine Bill will help riding schools

RIDING schools and equine businesses that have been crippled by rising insurance costs will finally have their voices heard with a new Bill this month. more...

New councillor for Broadway

A NEW face will be seen at the next Broadway Parish Council meeting after councillors approved the co-option of a new member. more...

Cow rescued by firefighters

A COW got into a spot on bother when it got stuck in a 9ft deep slurry pit and had to be hauled out by firefighters. more...

Fit for Fireworks

EVESHAM residents have been urged to ensure they buy their fireworks from a trusty source as bonfire night approaches. more...

Three vital points for Reds

Hinckley United 1, Redditch United 2 IF there was ever a game Redditch needed to win it was this one against a Hinckley side rooted to the foot of the table. more...

Three vital points for Reds

Hinckley United 1, Redditch United 2 IF there was ever a game Redditch needed to win it was this one against a Hinckley side rooted to the foot of the table. more...

Latets

Guilty plea over pensioner rape

A REDDITCH man pleaded guilty to the rape of an 81-year-old woman when he appeared at Worcester Crown Court. more...

Letters

Winning is not always the name of the game

SIR - Suddenly everyone's a rugby fan, and though few of us actually know the rules, we were all on tenterhooks during the World Cup final in bars all around Worcester and all around the country. more...

Advice for elderly at this time of year

SIR - We at Help the Aged would like to offer some advice to your readers who may be worried at this time of year about unsolicited callers. more...

Your tattoo story rekindled memories

SIR - I don't like tattoos and have never had the slightest intention of getting tattooed but Claire Fry's article (October 18) caused me to smile when I remembered a wartime incident. more...

Remember, hunting is still an illegal act

SIR - I would like to bring the attention of your readers to the recent ruling that the conviction under the Hunting Act of members of the Somerset Quantock Staghounds should stand. In particular, the ruling that any hunting carried out for the purpose of sport and recreation is always illegal. more...

Listen to the people who voted you in

SIR - I see Wychavon District Council has acted in a much more democratic way than Worcester City Council over wheelie bins. more...

Local Walks

Purshull Green

Purshull Green is a delightful place, but you could easily live a lifetime in Worcestershire without ever knowing it existed. more...

Purshull Green

Purshull Green is a delightful place, but you could easily live a lifetime in Worcestershire without ever knowing it existed. more...

Purshull Green

Purshull Green is a delightful place, but you could easily live a lifetime in Worcestershire without ever knowing it existed. more...

Nature Notes

Close encounter with cormorant

WHEN the air in the atmosphere gets cold it becomes denser and begins to fall. This in general is a good thing as this falling air does not allow water vapour to condense out of it, so clouds don't form and we usually experience sunny weather. more...

News

Warriors start soul searching

WARRIORS director of rugby Mike Ruddock had no complaints after seeing his side thrashed 47-16 by reigning Magners League champions Ospreys in Pool C' of the EDF Energy Cup at Sixways. more...

Warriors dealt Tuitupou blow

ALL Blacks centre Sam Tuitupou will not make his Worcester Warriors debut until early December after breaking his wrist. more...

Hick says batting will have to knuckle down

WORCESTERSHIRE'S Graeme Hick is hoping that the club's batting line-up can play their part in firing the County back to the top flight of the County Championship. more...

City board to discuss new manager

MANAGERLESS Worcester City will this week put a time-frame in place as they begin the task of replacing Andy Preece. more...

New dates for cancelled games

EVESHAM'S second round game in the Errea Cup at home to Gloucester City will now take place on Tuesday, November 20. more...

Evesham will give everything: West

MANAGER Paul West insists Evesham United will be fully committed' for tomorrow night's FA Cup replay at Halifax Town (7.45pm). more...

Robins upset at RFU decision

THE RFU have awarded Malvern the two points for a league victory at Newbold rather than have the fixture replayed after the match went to uncontested scrums. more...

Robins upset at RFU decision

THE RFU have awarded Malvern the two points for a league victory at Newbold rather than have the fixture replayed after the match went to uncontested scrums. more...

Robins upset at RFU decision

THE RFU have awarded Malvern the two points for a league victory at Newbold rather than have the fixture replayed after the match went to uncontested scrums. more...

Phillpot Files

You can’t blame the 1960s for everything

WHEN people start casting around looking for the causes of society's ills, the 1960s are often cited as being the time when it all started to go pear-shaped. more...

Pryce'S People

Pillboxes by the Severn: How a county got ready for Hitler

OVER the years I've heard various excuses made for cancelling interviews with journalists, but nipping off for a triple heart by-pass was a new one on me. more...

Pillboxes by the Severn: How a county got ready for Hitler

OVER the years I've heard various excuses made for cancelling interviews with journalists, but nipping off for a triple heart by-pass was a new one on me. more...

Reports

Young guns inspire stalling Harriers

Kidderminster Harriers 3 Vauxhall Motors 1 more...

Young guns inspire stalling Harriers

Kidderminster Harriers 3 Vauxhall Motors 1 more...

Results

Results extra

BROMSGROVE AND DISTRICT LEAGUE Division One: Cofton Celtic 2 DDS & S Dons 4; Bromsgrove General reserves 0 Bromsgrove Town 6. more...

Round-Up

In-control Dales in county cup joy

ARCHDALES 73 walked into the next round of the Worcestershire FA Junior Cup after thrashing Arley Kings 6-0. more...

In-control Dales in county cup joy

ARCHDALES 73 walked into the next round of the Worcestershire FA Junior Cup after thrashing Areley Kings 6-0. more...

Struggle goes on for Town

BROMYARD Town remain rooted to the bottom of West Midlands League Premier Division after a 3-0 home defeat to Tividale. more...

Third straight defeat for Westfields

WESTFIELDS failed to halt their recent Midland Alliance slide when they lost their third consecutive match, falling 3-2 at home to Oldbury United. more...

Jenkins loses in final 16

TERRY Jenkins reached the last 16 of the PartyPoker.net German Darts Trophy at the SeePark in Kirchheim. more...

Four vie for the honours in Three

MONARCHS, Misspins, The Outsiders and Woodmen are level at the top of Worcester and District League Division Three. more...

Sports mounting strong title bid

GROSVENOR Sports are making a strong challenge for the Worcester League Saturday Division, crushing rivals Hallow WMC 6-1. more...

East Mids U16s see off North

NORTH Midlands Under 16s were edged out 10-7 by East Midlands in their second of four county games at Syston's ground near Leicester. more...

Last-gasp Walker score hands Droitwich victory

DROITWICH scored a late try to snatch a hard-fought 23-21 victory at Nuneaton Old Edwardians in Midlands Three West (South). more...

Pershore improve but lose at Stroud

PERSHORE produced a much better performance but were still beaten 20-8 by Stroud in Western Counties North. more...

Kings Norton edge out young Wanderers

WORCESTER Wanderers failed to build on their impressive Midlands Four West (South) victory over Dunlop as they lost 11-5 at Kings Norton. more...

Malvern slip to first defeat of the season

MALVERN came unstuck in the first real test of their Midlands Two West campaign with a 28-10 defeat to Hereford at Spring Lane. more...

Opening win for the ladies

AFTER slipping to successive defeats, Worcester Ladies claimed their first triumph of the season with an 18-7 verdict at Henley. more...

City women suffer their first setback

WORCESTER City slipped to their first West Midlands Women's League Division One South defeat of the season with a 2-1 setback at leaders Hereford Phoenix. more...

Sweet smell of success

THE sweet smell of success is in the air again at a garden centre where staff are celebrating after retaining the best garden centre in the Midlands title. more...

Farmers back badger cull

FARMERS are backing calls for a national badger cull in an attempt to curb tuberculosis in cattle. more...

In memory of Tony

A BIG hearted 81-year-old widow has been inundated with nearly-new items to raise cash for cancer research. more...

Bogus callers

POLICE are praising the actions of elderly householders who have turned away bogus callers. more...

Marathon man

MARATHON man Paul Davies put his best foot forward when he was ranked as one of the quickest UK entrants in a leading race. more...

Christmas parcels plea

AN SOS has gone out to the people of Bromsgrove to support our armed forces this Christmas. more...

WI meetings

ANYONE who is interested in joining Catshill WI is urged to attend its monthly meetings. Members meet on the second Monday in the month at 7.45pm in the village hall, Golden Cross Lane. For further details please contact the president, Joy Perrygrove, on 0121 445 3299. more...

Get shirty

WAYNE Rooney has scored for charity after a Barnt Green sports shop raffled off one of his shirts. The Locker Room, in Hewell Road, held a raffle during the summer holidays and raised £100 for Cure Leukaemia. Geoff Thomas, the former Wolves and England international footballer, visited the store to receive the cheque and thank the staff for their contribution. more...

Sweet smell of success

THE sweet smell of success is in the air again at a garden centre where staff are celebrating after retaining the best garden centre in the Midlands title. more...

Father backs autism report

A FATHER, whose son has autism, is backing a new report which claims that many damaging misconceptions about the condition still remain. more...

Learn lifesaving skills

A SPA lifesaving club is using this year's Children In Need event to encourage people to learn the vital skills to save a life. more...

Farmers back badger cull

FARMERS are backing calls for a national badger cull in an attempt to curb tuberculosis in cattle. more...

Christmas parcels plea

AN SOS has gone out to the people of Droitwich Spa to support our armed forces this Christmas. more...

Buzzards double up on French trip

UNDER-15 players from Bredon Buzzards enjoyed a successful tour to Paris where Disneyland was the first destination. more...

Wheelers ride into the wind to Upton

TWENTY Evesham Wheelers left the High Street into a stiff and challenging headwind on Sunday with the threat of rain hanging over them. more...

Latest crib league results

Evesham and District League Results - Division One: The Bear A 5 (2), Bretforton RBL 4 (1); Hampton WMC 4 (2), Coach & Horses 5 (1); Angel Vaults B 3 (3), Talbot Inn C 6 (0); Hospital Club B 4 (2), Norton Grange 5 (1); Wheatsheaf Inn 3 (2), Swan Inn 6 (1); Rowing Club 2 (1), Hospital Club C 7 (2). more...

Host club retains annual angling trophy

Evesham Jubilee AC BIDFORD AC visited the Jubilee Fishery last Sunday to contest the annual ten-a-side match. more...

Manor Farm fishing weights

Mosella Manor Farm Leisure Results - October 24 (Island): 1 Pete Bennett (Yorkshire Baits) 124.12.0 (peg 7); 2 Lee Werrett (Fox Match Hereford) 92.12.0 (23); 3 Martin Woods (Bait Box) 81.4.0 (14). October 25 (Affordable Open, Boundary): 1 Pete Clarke (Maggots End) 61.8.0 (17); 2 Mark Rice (Garbolino) 49.12.0 (35); 3 Adrian Davis (Gloucester) 36.0.0 939). October 27 (Middle): 1 Mark Malin (Specialist Baits) 83.2.0 (7); 2 Chris Cameron (Mosella SW) 73.4.0 (23); 3 Duncan Field (MFL) 48.2.0 (24). October 28 (Island): 1 Dave Schofield (MFL) 145.0.0 (36); 2 Brian Steer (Got Baits) 93.14.0 (11); 3 Andy Simmonds (Match Box) 78.12.0 (34). more...

Tigers and Lions in close-fought squabbles

EVESHAM Under-10s travelled to Droitwich last weekend when both clubs were able to field two teams and a hard-fought mini tournament ensued. more...

Better display but Pershore lose again

Stroud 20pts, Pershore 8 PERSHORE produced a much better performance on Saturday but it still wasn't enough to beat a well-organised visiting side. more...

Hockey honours claimed by Prince Henry's hosts

Pershore 2, Evesham 0 THEY say that the formbook gets thrown out the window for local derby matches and so it proved at Prince Henry's High School on Saturday. more...

Hockey honours claimed by Prince Henry's hosts

Pershore 2, Evesham 0 THEY say that the formbook gets thrown out the window for local derby matches and so it proved at Prince Henry's High School on Saturday. more...

Single strike seals County Cup fate

Droitwich Spa 1, Littleton 0 LITTLETON were handed an away tie for the 11th time in their past 12 WFA County Cup games and lost out to the only goal last Saturday. more...

Slow starters pay a losing price

Hereford II 4, Bretforton II 0 BRETFORTON were slow out of the traps on Saturday and their hosts took full advantage with an early goal from a goalmouth scramble. more...

New dates for cancelled games

EVESHAM'S second round game in the Errea Cup at home to Gloucester City will now take place on Tuesday, November 20. more...

Auction will swell cricket club's coffers

BADSEY'S junior cricket committee has been raising money for the past 12 to18 months towards the cost of an artificial pitch. more...

Trio on target but Town pegged back

Pershore Tn Ladies 3, Burlish Olympic 3 SUNDAY'S hosts threw away a two-goal lead but still extended their unbeaten run in the Kidderminster County League to three matches. more...

Evesham will give everything: West

MANAGER Paul West insists Evesham United will be fully committed' for tonight's FA Cup replay at Halifax Town (7.45). more...

Evesham will give everything: West

MANAGER Paul West insists Evesham United will be fully committed' for tomorrow night's FA Cup replay at Halifax Town (7.45pm). more...

Round Table keen to help out

MALVERN'S Round Table club is looking to give worthy community causes a helping hand. more...

Litter of 13 surprises Malvern family

A MALVERN family could not believe their eyes when their pet dog gave birth to a litter of 13 puppies. more...

In the pink for charity

A FUNDRAISING event brought an extra splash of colour to Malvern Theatres, as staff donned bright pink to raise money for breast cancer research last Friday (October 26). more...