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• Wide variety of woodland

  AUTUMN is a great time of year to explore the Malverns and a few weeks ago we featured a walk around the northern end of the hills. read more

• An Inspector Calls, Review: Conquest Theatre

  WHEN an inspector calls on the well-to-do 1912 Birling household, he already knows each family member is so steeped in arrogant selfishness that they have provoked the suicide of a beautiful woman. read more

• 25/11/01 - Oak given the chop

  A DOUR Birmingham Sunday afternoon North Midlands Cup game greeted a changed Malvern side, but the Hillsiders had way too much horse power for their old nemesis of previous league campaigns as they ran out easy winners in appalling conditions. read more

• Merlin Youth Theatre Review: A Little Bit of Show Business, Malvern Theatres

  THE theatre was in total darkness as we saw torches moving towards, and onto the stage. When the lights went up 30 or more youngsters, in varying black leotards, were moving and dancing energetically to Razzle Dazzle. Lighting effects and the singing of the performers gave a rousing start to the evening. read more

• Saul, Review: Malvern Festival Chorus

  FOR Handel's oratorio Saul to be a success it requires soloists who can convey the thoughts of the main characters to the audience. read more

• 30/11/01 - Malvern face tough task

  MALVERN RFC director of rugby Dave Robins is looking for four more Midlands One points from the three games before the end of the year to consolidate the team's effort to maintain their divisional status. read more

• ESO Brahms Cycle, Review: Malvern Theatres

  THE ESO, with William Boughton on the rostrum, swirled into the gypsy rhythms of Brahms's Hungarian Dance No. 1. With strong tempi and surges of colourful sound, along with the double-basses and cellos in plucking episodes, this was a stimulating start. read more

• 30/11/01 - Town set sights on a coach

  MALVERN Town are looking to appoint a new first team coach as the first step in a gradual readjustment of the club's management structure. read more

• Cash found to get Dial-a-Ride going

  A TRANSPORT service for disadvantaged people in and around Upton could be up and running by the New Year. read more

• Teacher Ken says farewell

  AFTER 33 years spent teaching pupils at Hanley Castle High School, Ken Williams is to retire at the end of the term. read more

• 30/11/01 - Bullock is banned for trip to leaders

  WORCESTER City face a difficult trip to Dr Martens Premier Division leaders Crawley Town tomorrow (3pm) with John Barton's side hit yet again by injury and suspension. read more

• The Real Thing, Review: Malvern Theatres

  A famously witty and intelligent dissection of love, betrayal and language, The Real Thing at Malvern Theatres was a slick production that left the audience enthused. read more

• 30/11/01 - Championship medals for indoor rowers

  HANLEY Swan's Anna Bailey rowed to first place winning a gold medal at the largest indoor rowing championship in history recently. read more

• 30/11/01 - Ceen's attempt ends in ditch

  WELLAND rally ace Robert Ceen suffered heartbreak when he retired within sight of the finish on the Network Q Rally of Great Britain which finished in Cardiff last Sunday. read more

• Riches and fame were not enough

  GEORGE Harrison may have been part of the world's most famous pop band, but he often said he had not sought fame or riches. read more

• Geting ready to strut your stuff

  SEX Tripping, a name which suggests a spicy trip down a lane of heightened senses, is in fact a showcase for new bands and artists. read more

• 30/11/01 - Home tie in NMids Cup

  MALVERN Rugby Club have been drawn at home to Midlands One rivals Luctonians in the quarter-finals of the North Midlands Cup on Sunday, December 30. read more

• 30/11/01 - Teams ...

  MALVERN RFC read more

• Dramatic, compelling

  Prokofiev's 1st and 2nd violin concertos, read more

• 30/11/01 - Lomu at Sixways to boost charity

  WORCESTER Rugby Club's young players will get the chance to meet New Zealand star Jonah Lomu next week and raise money for a local charity at the same time. read more

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