Malvern Gazette

Man fined after assaulting police officer

A man has been fined after assaulting a police officer in Worcester.

Man accused of raping child twice to stand trial at Worcester court

A Worcester man will go on trial accused of raping a child twice.

Pub landlord completes 2,500 mile European adventure for important reason

A Malvern pub landlord has marked both stops on his massive 2,500 mile adventure across Europe.

Irish President Michael D Higgins joins mourners at Edna O’Brien’s funeral

O’Brien died peacefully aged 93 last month after a long illness.

English Symphony Orchestra delights Malvern audience

THE audience applauded Kenneth Woods as he walked onto the stage at Malvern Theatres' Forum Theatre.

Vauxhall to build new Vivaro van at Luton factory

The move will safeguard 1,400 jobs at the plant, and is expected to create more roles.

Wetherspoon boss cannot ‘rule out’ job cuts as firm makes first loss since 1984

Tim Martin said it would also depend on the Government as to how long the pub chain could last without further financial support.

Charles speaks of his faith in enduring friendship with Ireland

Charles made the remarks in a speech in front of stars including Sir Kenneth Branagh at the Embassy of Ireland in London.