Worcestershire | Archive | 2002 | November
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Bus and Coach Services, Careers, Community Centres, Courts, District Auditors, District Valuers, Information Centres, Marriage Venues (Civil), Post Offices (Main), DSS, Electricity, Employment, Gas, Libaries, Rail Services, Registrars, Social Services, Trading Standards & Water more...
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Alcoholism, Arthritis, Cancer, Chemists, Chiropodists, Clinics, Community Health Council, Dental Surgeons, Diabetes, Disabled, Doctors, Drugs, Heart, Hospitals, Parkinsons's Disease & Physiotherapists more...
College, Nursery Schools, Day Nurseries/Playgroups, First Schools, Middle Schools, Secondary Schools, Before/After-School Club & Holiday Club more...
Places of Worship more...
Charities and Charity Shops more...
Art, Arts, Bell Ringing, Choirs/Choral Society, Dance, Drama, Flower Clubs, Folk, Gardening Societies and Clubs, History Societies, Music, Miscellaneous, Opera, Photography, Singing, Theatre & Town Twinning more...
County Councils, District Councils, Parish Councils & MPs more...
Animal clubs/societies & Animal Welfare more...
Theatre November more...
LEE Mack, the award-winning star of ITV's The Sketch Show will be at the Swan in Worcester for one night on Sunday, November 10. more...
Anne Widdecombe will be visiting Malvern Theatres to answer questions and share anecdotes. more...
STORIES from a scruffy, depressed road make up the latest play at Worcester's Swan Theatre. more...
SPOOKY goings on are promised in Much Marcle from next weekend, in the latest production by Much Marcle Amateur Dramatic Society. more...
Malvern Cinema: The Road to Perdition (15) Fri-Sun 7.30pm, Mon-Thurs 8pm; Lilo and Stitch (U) Nov 1, 2 & 3, 2pm & 4.30pm. Forum Film Special: Amen (PG), Nov 6 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...
Vanilla Beans & Brodo: Real Life In The Hills of Tuscany by Isabella Dusi (Pocket Books, £7.99) more...
The Embarrassing Parents by Victoria Mather and Sue Macartney-Snape (John Murray, £9.99) more...
Pig's Digger by Simon Puttock and Alison Bartlett (Egmont, £9.99) more...
A performance of Handel's Messiah is being given by the choir Philomusica of Gloucestershire and Worcestershire at St Martin's Church, Worcester, on Saturday, November 9. more...
A NEW week at the Marr's Bar, Worcester begins tonight (Friday) with covers band Transmission Red. more...
MUSIC and wit from all over the world feature in forthcoming shows at Worcester's Huntingdon Hall. more...
DEAD rock legends, a puppet fairytale and innovative dance all feature in this week's programme at Tewkesbury's Roses Theatre. more...
A FRENCH music lesson from broadcaster Roger Nicholls awaits patrons of Worcester Concert Club next weekend. more...
THE sounds and songs of Roy Orbison and Buddy Holly will be brought to life at Malvern Theatres next weekend. more...
The ESO, with William Boughton at the helm, continued the current series with Bruch's Violin Concerto in G minor, Op.26 as the central work. more...
WHILE the lives and betrayals of upper-crust spies Anthony Blunt and Guy Burgess are fascinating, their portrayal in Alan Bennett's Single Spies suggests that capturing the excitement of their lives on stage is harder than learning Russian. more...
THE doomed attempts of the Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen's Guild Dramatic Society to stage a `unique' production of Macbeth caused great hilarity among the audience at Colwall Village Hall. more...
The chosen programme of master musicians Ralph Kirshbaum and Peter Frankl showed their flawless technique and mature understanding, in full measure. 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...
Music for Saxophone and Orchestra - Debussy, Glazunov, Ibert, Milhaud, Villa-Lobos, Karamessini more...
OIL paintings capturing the excitement of scenes from around Malvern, throughout Europe and India are to go on display at Lyttelton House Gallery on Monday (November 4). more...
THE work of 10 professional, local craftsmen is being shown as part of the annual Christmas exhibition of the Worcestershire Guild of Designer Craftsmen. more...
A WORCESTER company has come away from a prestigious national awards ceremony with three separate gongs. more...
COUNTIES such as Worcestershire and Herefordshire look set to lose out again financially thanks to Government changes to the council grant system. more...
THE man who revived professionally produced theatre in Hereford has said he will be stepping down from the helm of The Courtyard Theatre next year. more...
A WORCESTER businessman is looking forward to launching the 63rd branch of a popular national lettings agency in the Faithful City. more...
100 years ago more...
"REMARKABLE and gorgeous sunsets" were reported in a letter in the Gazette a century ago. more...
BREDON School is appealing for help to fill in gaps in its history and locate some of its very first pupils as it celebrates its 40th anniversary year. more...
THE mention in Malvern Memories two weeks ago of Emperor Haile Selassie's sojourn in Malvern while his native Ethiopia was occupied by the Italians, has prompted reminiscences from Bridget Beard of Welland. more...
POLICE are appealing for witnesses to a road accident which happened in the Spa last week. The crash happened at around 5.05pm last Wednesday when a blue Peugeot 206 and a silver Ford Escort were in collision on the A38 towards Worcester. Both cars had just driven onto the carriageway from the Berry Hill roundabout in Droitwich. Anyone with any information should contact police on 01905 723888 quoting c/637312. more...
DRAINAGE work on the A491 at Clent to prevent a repeat of flooding problems experienced last year has been completed. The Bromsgrove Highways Partnership Unit has spent around £7,000 building a gabion headwall at the Bromsgrove Road lay-by after heavy rain last winter caused the dual carriageway to flood - restricting traffic to one lane. more...
AS a patron of the Swan Theatre for many years, I must take issue with your article in Thursday's Evening News about the theatre and the remarks quoted by the leader of the city council and the remarks by the chairman of the Swan board. more...
I WAS very shocked to hear of Worcester City Council's decision to cut the grant given to the Worcester Swan Theatre next year. more...
IS it naïve of me to expect that the city council should be keen to foster and encourage the arts and culture in Worcester? more...
THE "black hole" in the city council's budget is mainly due to the Labour Government and previous Labour council. more...
I FIND it very sad that John Hinton and the pathetic George Cowley have responded to my observations by referring to the Second World War. more...
BILL Harrison (You Say, October 18) raises the question of joining the euro and the fact that most people do not know enough about the pros and cons of joining. more...
AS a patron of the Swan Theatre for many years, I must take issue with your article in Thursday's Evening News about the theatre and the remarks quoted by the leader of the city council and the remarks by the chairman of the Swan board. more...
I WAS very shocked to hear of Worcester City Council's decision to cut the grant given to the Worcester Swan Theatre next year. more...
IS it naïve of me to expect that the city council should be keen to foster and encourage the arts and culture in Worcester? more...
THE "black hole" in the city council's budget is mainly due to the Labour Government and previous Labour council. more...
A MALVERN group that organises holidays for people affected by radiation from the Chernobyl nuclear disaster is to expand its operation. more...
A MALVERN teenager who drowned at the Gullet Quarry in the Malvern Hills died accidentally, a coroner has ruled. more...
THE future of an annual charity event held in Malvern for almost 30 years could be in doubt if sponsorship is not found. more...
A home to call your own that will be paid for by the time you retire is a common dream. more...
A PAIR of gifted Malvern twins have claimed two top spots in the one of the world's most prestigious youth orchestras. more...
THE Malvern branch of the Royal British Legion has announced details for its Remembrance Day parade and service on Sunday, November 10. more...
AS of yesterday morning (Thursday) there were around 500 homes in Herefordshire and Worcestershire still without electricity. Many of those will have had no power since early on Sunday morning. Having only had my own electricity restored on Wednesday night, I can certainly sympathise and with a new baby it's been no fun. more...
THE team vicar of the three churches of Malvern Link with Cowleigh conducted his last service on Sunday before retiring due to ill health. more...
HUNDREDS of villagers in Colwall turned out to congratulate their rector on 20 years' work in the community. more...
THE work of Malvern-based charity ARCOS will be showcased on television for Children In Need day on Friday, November 15. more...
CULINARY businesses in the Malvern Hills district swept the board at an award ceremony for Worcestershire's best exponents of locally-grown produce. more...
A recruitment drive has been launched to revitalise Barnards Green Traders' Association. more...
REDUNDANCIES are likely at a Malvern company which used to be part of the Defence Evaluation and Research Agency, now QinetiQ. more...
MCDONALD'S is being asked whether it would consider closing earlier after further talks on security at the Roman Way retail park. more...
A MALVERN doctor says he was appalled by a fax from the area's director of public health saying there was no room for admissions at Worcestershire Royal Hospital. more...
CHILDREN in Elgar Avenue, Malvern, could soon have a new play area, if a plan by Elgar Housing Association gets the go-ahead. more...
MAY I add a comment concerning David Head's letter (Your Letters, October 18) with regard to supermarket competition in Malvern. more...
A scheme to create mini libraries in villages across Worcestershire is being launched in Welland. more...
THE proposal, or rather the intention if the money becomes available, to build an A438/M50 junction near Downend has met with almost universal disbelief. more...
A WELLAND couple reach a rare milestone next week when they celebrate 70 years of marriage. more...
I HAVE noted three items in the Malvern Gazette (October 25) relating to our love with the car. more...
TEACHING, administrative and technical staff at Malvern Hills College are expected to strike on Tuesday (November 5). more...
ONCE again the Malvern Gazette gives front page coverage to narrow minded Malvern residents complaining about their green spaces being used for much-needed housing development. more...
POLICE are searching for a man who assaulted a woman in Malvern on Tuesday (October 29). more...
AFTER attending a meeting which included planning permission for dwellings on the Co-op Laundry site in Yates Hay Road I am amazed and appalled that despite having raised objections to councillors these said councillors, elected to represent us were not doing so. Not once were the views and concerns of local residents expressed. more...
IF David Head, of Cowleigh Road, (Your Letters, October 18) is correct concerning the loyalty of Malvern customers to the current Malvern supermarkets (including a re-vamped Kwik Save in the Link which he failed to mention) then perhaps the Lidl saga can finally end. more...
A HEAD-ON collision on the A38 claimed the life of a 20-year-old Powick man on Sunday (October 27). more...
I WOULD like to respond to recent correspondence regarding the proposed Lidl development in Malvern Link. more...
Malvern weather watcher Frank Hill said Sunday's winds were the strongest since December 1993. more...
I WAS amazed when I saw the front page picture of Church Street, Malvern, in the Malvern Gazette of October 18 - the lack of vehicles and people was unbelievable. I wondered what had caused this bizarre happening - had someone shouted "Fire"! more...
WATER supplies across Malvern were disrupted on Sunday. Hundreds of households found their taps had run dry after power cuts at pumping stations. more...
MY word, the letter from Mrs Morris (Your Letters, October 25) on the subject of the town centre hit the nail on the head! more...
power cuts left users of a potentially life-saving personal alarm system at risk. more...
Dozens of families woke on Sunday to find damage to their homes and gardens. more...
Several of your correspondents have tip-toed round the obvious but awkward fact that Great Malvern, almost uniquely among English towns, has a gruesomely steep slope to its main shopping street. more...
A 50FT length of wall behind houses in Clerkenwell Crescent, Malvern, collapsed during the storm. more...
The now, almost annual debate, regarding the decaying state of Malvern town centre is with us once again. more...
WHEELCHAIR user Arthur Green, aged 84, was among hundreds of people in Herefordshire still without power days after the storms had subsided. more...
WORKERS from Malvern Hills Highways Partnership and Malvern Hills Conservators joined forces on Sunday morning to keep the roads clear as the storm blew down trees all over the area. more...
a Malvern couple were lucky to escape unharmed after a chimney collapsed through their bedroom ceiling during the gale, writes Phill Tromans. more...
Homes and businesses which lost electricity supplies as a result of Sunday's storm will not be able to claim compensation, power company Aquila said yesterday. more...
A WHIST drive takes place at the Hanley Swan Royal British Legion Club on Friday, November 8, at 8pm. Prizes and refreshments will be available and all profits will be donated to the Poppy Appeal. more...
RIPPLE Women's Institute will meet on Tuesday (November 6) to hear a talk on antiques. The meeting will start at 7.30pm at Ripple Parish Hall, where refreshments will be laid on. Visitors are welcome. more...
A PLANNING application to change the use of a furniture workshop at Roberts End, Forthampton, to general light industrial use was given the go-ahead last week. The application was made by Mr D J Arnold. more...
A BINGO night takes place at Upton Social Club, in aid of the Poppy Appeal, on Friday, November 8. Admission is free with "eyes down" at 7.30pm. more...
A PLANNING application for a replacement porch at Ravenshill Cottage, Yewleigh Lane, Upton, which was due to be considered at a meeting of Malvern Hills District Council's southern area planning committee on Monday, has been deferred until next month's meeting. more...
A GLIMPSE behind the scenes of major ceremonial engagements such as the Royal Variety Show is to be given at the next meeting of Upton Civic Society. Colin Bowden, who attended such events as a member of the Royal Marine Band, will be giving a talk entitled Marching Along - Strike Up the Band on Thursday (November 7). Visitors are welcome at the Memorial Hall. Admission is 75p. more...
A presentation of awards will take place at the annual general meeting of Upton Youth Band on Thursday (November 7). The presentation will be made by mayor Eric White at the meeting, at 7.30pm at Upton Sports Pavilion. The band, which finished fourth overall in the British Youth Bands Association rankings, earning promotion to the next league up, will also perform. more...
A CHRISTMAS sale organised by the 50-Plus club takes place in Upton-upon-Severn Memorial Hall tomorrow (Saturday). more...
A FUNDRAISING gig in aid of the County Air Ambulance takes place at the Talbot Head Hotel, in Upton, on Saturday, November 9. more...
SKIPS will be provided at Ryall Grove, Uckinghall, The Woodlands and Naunton over the weekend. more...
A PLEA for as many of its hundreds of members as possible to help bolster its committee has been issued by the president of Upton Social Club. more...
AUDITIONS for adult parts in the Pepperpot Players' next pantomime, Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, take place on Monday (November 4). more...
UNUSUAL Christmas cards are being sold by Upton Deanery to raise funds for a Nairobi school. more...
A grandmother is celebrating a victory in her campaign to save a bus service that provides a vital link between villages in the area and Tewkesbury and Gloucester. more...
The Worcester Evening News is the regional and local daily newspaper for the people of Worcester and the county of Worcestershire. more...
The weather - and its consequences - have been the main newsmakers this week. Despite our full exposure to the west, the weekend gale seems to have left West Malvern fairly unscathed, with damage limited to a few branches down, the odd slate lifted and dustbin lid scattered - plus clearer views in many places as the winds stripped trees and built up piles of leaves in the sheltered corners. The road to Mathon was closed briefly by the fall of a massive beech across the highway at Mathon Court but this was swiftly dealt with and the road re-opened. October has also been notable for its rainfall. At the time of writing, Wednesday morning, it is within a few millimetres of becoming the wettest month for the past ten years, beating the 155mm recorded in September 1999. Oddly, there was almost no rain for the first ten days of the month, but this was followed by a five day spell which produced nearly 100mm (4 inches)! Amidst all this moisture, it seems ironic that part of the village should have been without mains water on Sunday night/Monday morning due to a booster pump failure, with a number of residents drawing emergency supplies from Hay Slad. "Water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink . . !" more...
POWICK Playing Field Association is holding a disco in Powick Parish Hall on Saturday, November 9 from 8pm till late. Music will be from the 60s and 70s era. There will be a raffle and bar. Tickets priced £5 are available from members of the committee. more...
HOME made soup is on the menu for the village lunch on Wednesday, November 6 at 1pm in Malvern Wells Village Hall. Newcomers are welcome, bur please let Liz Jeffes (01684) 575956 or Barbara Savery (01684) 562904 know in advance. more...
THE prize winners at the village hall fortnightly whist drive were: Audrey Peters, Elsie Hawkes, Jessie Windle, Joan Spragg, Gill Warner, Majorie Halling, Thurza Curtis, Betty Parsons, Dave Brown, Eryl Williams, Hazel Aiker, Roger Daniel, Eric Willis, Gordon Bennett. Next whist drive is Wednesday, November 6 at 8pm. more...
CONGRATULATIONS to our magazine editors who not only hold down a full time job, collate and type up the magazine but also run a bookshop in Bishops Cleeve, happy first birthday and happy birthday Leta (how old?). Thank you, for all your continued hard work, as you once again go to press with the latest church magazine. more...
FOUR Saturday morning sessions at various distribution points round the village have seen over three quarters of the complimentary Jubilee pictorial maps issued to Colwall parish households. Sales of extra copies have been brisk and Richard Bennett has taken a surprisingly large number of orders for framing. With Christmas coming it seemed reasonable to offer a final chance to collect or purchase copies to folk who missed the main dates for one good reason or another. This has been arranged for Saturday, November 9 from 10am-noon at the village hall. Neighbours can collect for you if you still have a problem or if you are facing postal deadlines you can arrange for collection by ringing 540204. For a framed copy in time for Christmas it would be advisable to see Richard as soon as possible. more...
A KARAOKE evening will be held at the Blue Bell Inn, Callow End on Saturday, November 9 from 9.30pm onwards, in aid of charity. more...
Our auction of goods and promises is fast approaching. This will be held at The Farmers Arms, Birtsmorton on Friday, November 15, beginning at 7.30pm. Do you have any inspirational ideas to put on our list? If so we would love to hear from you, please phone me on (01684) 833287 - no sensible offer refused. more...
DESPITE a disappointing attendance at the musical evening held at Berrow Church last Saturday evening by The Benefice Choir, those of us who braved the elements were well rewarded with a wide repertoire of music by great composers. The musical directors were Angela Gabbott and June Sullivan and the talented accompanist was Giles Turner. more...
FLOOD victim Mary Dhonau has been sharing her experiences of flooding in Worcester at a national conference. more...
A RESIDENTIAL home for the elderly in Bromsgrove that has been under the threat of closure for 18 months could be turned into very sheltered accommodation. more...
POLICE on a Kidderminster estate are planning to use new powers to stop troublesome youngsters making residents' lives a misery. more...
THE Evesham church which became the first environmentally-friendly congregation in the UK has moved closer to completing its restoration, thanks to a recycling programme. more...
THE best produce the region has to offer is now available by mail-order thanks to an innovative new scheme. more...
TAXPAYERS will have to fork out £125,000 to replace "shoddy" renovation work in Stourport-on-Severn's High Street. more...
WORCESTER carpenter Richard Page is telling youngsters thinking about a military career that swapping his saw for a rifle was the best thing he ever did. more...
A SCHIZOPHRENIC dad-to-be went to "sort someone out" with a baseball bat because he feared his pregnant girlfriend was under threat. more...
A DRAMATIC increase in unwanted medicines has prompted a pharmacist to urge prescription users to help save millions of wasted pounds. more...
THREE women who run for the same club will be testing their endurance to the limit this Sunday when they take part in the New York Marathon. more...
WORCESTER mums will be able to take advantage of a scheme to offer fruit, vegetables and cereal instead of free milk. more...
NUISANCE skateboarders practising their sport on Tesco car park have prompted parish councillors to look at potential sites for a skateboard park. more...
A CHANCE to have a say on the future of Pershore and take a free dip in the pool afterwards will be on offer at Pershore Leisure Centre. more...
THE new landlady of a pub plagued by vandal attacks has planted an oak tree to show the thugs she is here to stay. more...
SUPPORT staff in Worcestershire's further education colleges will be joining their teaching colleagues in a national one-day strike next week. more...
A WORCESTERSHIRE MP has demanded electricity company Aquila Networks compensate those who have lost their freezer contents as a result of last weekend's storms. more...
THE announcement that Worcester's Royal Infirmary site could be turned into a multi-million pound university campus with businesses, bars and arts centre has been dubbed "the best news in a long time" by city councillor Derek Prodger. more...
THE devastated family of a "warm and welcoming" mechanic who died in a head-on crash have described his death as a "huge blow". more...
TRIBUTES have been pouring in for a "livewire" Worcester girl killed in a horrific smash. more...
THE Government is commissioning a study on the environmental and health impacts of Throckmorton's foot-and-mouth carcase burial site. more...
ANTIQUES-lovers gathered in Fernhill Heath to hear how much cash their heirlooms were worth. more...
MOVES have begun to close a Worcestershire school after just four pupils turned up at the beginning of its autumn term. more...
PATIENTS with minor injuries could soon be taken by ambulance to their nearest hospital to take the pressure off A&E departments. more...
A PENSIONER was left "extremely distressed" after being mugged by a woman as she walked along a Worcester street. more...
A WORCESTER schoolgirl was beaten up by child racists who branded her a "nigger". more...
SATURDAY more...
ADAM Wilde is expected to make his debut for Worcester City at home to Ilkeston Town tomorrow. more...
ILKESTON Town's plight at the foot of the Dr Martens Premier League has not come as a total surprise to former Robin David Holmes. more...
JOHN Brain has warned Worcester Rugby Club's fly- halves that new signing Tim Marsh is gunning for the number 10 spot. more...
Hinckley 50, Malvern 18 more...
Saturday, November 2 more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers' boss Ian Britton has been named as the Nationwide League Division Three's manager of the month for October. more...
HIGH-flying Kidderminster Harriers will carry out fitness checks on Danny Williams and Craig Hinton before finalising their side for tomorrow's Nationwide League Division Three clash against Torquay United at Plainmoor (3pm). more...
MALVERN Town bounced back to top form with a 4-1 West Midlands League Premier Division win over bottom club Walsall Wood. more...
I MUST admit to being overwhelmed by the support shown by Worcester fans during my suspension. more...
Bournville 0, Upton 3 more...
AFTER a dismal start to their league programme, Malvern Squash Club were hoping for better things in their County Cup match against Club Ventura. more...
BROMYARD Logics played hosts to Juniors B in Division Three in a very close fought match. more...
MANOR Park Travellers lost their unbeaten record in Division Two of the Malvern Table Tennis League when they visited CSSC Trojans. more...
Malvern Gymnastics Competition Club came away again with an impressive haul of medals from the County Gymnastics Championship. more...
DAVE Titterton has been forced to stamp striker Mark Davis' `return to sender' after the postman's work schedule scuppered his move to Stourport Swifts. more...
PHIL Mullen won't be doing a Railtrack and cancelling Evesham United's trip to Racing Club Warwick tomorrow (3pm) because of leaves on the Townsend Meadow pitch. more...
HIGH-flying Kidderminster Harriers will carry out fitness checks on Danny Williams and Craig Hinton before finalising their side for tomorrow's Nationwide League Division Three clash against Torquay United at Plainmoor (3pm). more...
GRAHAM Turner could be forgiven tomorrow for casting an envious glance at rival boss Dave Penney who last year splashed out a reputed £160,000 on Justin Jackson. more...
ILKESTON Town's plight at the foot of the Dr Martens Premier League has not come as a total surprise to former Robin David Holmes. more...
KIDDERMINSTER Harriers' boss Ian Britton has been named as the Nationwide League Division Three's manager of the month for October. more...
ADAM Wilde is expected to make his debut for Worcester City at home to Ilkeston Town tomorrow. more...
JOHN Brain has warned Worcester Rugby Club's fly- halves that new signing Tim Marsh is gunning for the number 10 spot. more...
MALVERN LADIES FC 3, WORCESTER CITY 1 more...
BEWDLEY TOWN 3, MALVERN RANGERS 1 more...
BROADWAS 0, POWICK 5 more...
NEWTOWN SPORTS COLTS U10s 6, more...
WELLAND ATHLETIC 2, more...
BADSEY RANGERS RESERVES 4, WEST MALVERN 4 (Badsey won 4-2 on penalties) more...
Talbot Head took full advantage of last weekend's weather to leapfrog Bull Allstars in the Soccer Site Malvern Football League. more...
Malvern Town are at home this Saturday, when they entertain Gornal Athletic in the Express & Star West Midlands League Premier Division (2.45pm). more...
SOLIHULL 35, UPTON 3 more...
We were unable to bring you our live match coverage from Swansea City but normal service will be resumed for Saturday's trip to Torquay United. more...
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