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This Equine Hospital was established in 1989. It has since expanded hugely and now employs 17 vets and 20 support staff, covering the West Midlands and Welsh Borders. All breeds of horses are treated, from Shetland Pony to Suffolk Punch, and we shall be shown the ultra-modern equipment and facilities on this evening tour.Trip leader: John Chugg (assisted by Alan and Virginia Seddon)

Cost: £6. Maximum number 25.

Start: 6pm (Own transport)

Book by sending a Booking Form and cheque as instructed on the form.

There are weekly town walks around Great Malvern from Easter to Autumn. They set off from the Tourist Information Centre (TIC) at 10.30am on Saturday and Monday mornings. The fee is £5 per person. Groups of more than 10 people, please book beforehand at the TIC.

All walks are subject to coronavirus restrictions.  Please check first with the Malvern Tourist Information Centre to avoid disappointment.

There are weekly town walks around Great Malvern from Easter to Autumn. They set off from the Tourist Information Centre (TIC) at 10.30am on Saturday and Monday mornings. The fee is £5 per person. Groups of more than 10 people, please book beforehand at the TIC.

All walks are subject to coronavirus restrictions.  Please check first with the Malvern Tourist Information Centre to avoid disappointment.

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO THE COVID-19 SITUATION

This month we welcome Max Keen. He will be talking about THE HISTORY OF DUDLEY CASTLE. This castle has been a fortress since 1087 and has seen its fair share of sieges, political derring do and royal visits.

Max is a retired teacher and is qualified in archaeology.

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO THE COVID-19 SITUATION

There are weekly town walks around Great Malvern from Easter to Autumn. They set off from the Tourist Information Centre (TIC) at 10.30am on Saturday and Monday mornings. The fee is £5 per person. Groups of more than 10 people, please book beforehand at the TIC.

All walks are subject to coronavirus restrictions.  Please check first with the Malvern Tourist Information Centre to avoid disappointment.

We have decided to concentrate on the south west corner initially rather than tackle the area piecemeal. We go armed with loppers, secateurs and gloves and work for about an hour and a half from 10.00am.

We plan to set aside the third Monday of the month for repeat visits.

There are weekly town walks around Great Malvern from Easter to Autumn. They set off from the Tourist Information Centre (TIC) at 10.30am on Saturday and Monday mornings. The fee is £5 per person. Groups of more than 10 people, please book beforehand at the TIC.

All walks are subject to coronavirus restrictions.  Please check first with the Malvern Tourist Information Centre to avoid disappointment.

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO THE COVID-19 SITUATION

We meet at the Reserve: Bridges Stone, Nr. Alfrick, Worcester. (Post Code WR6 5HR). We are being taken on a tour of the reserve and have chosen the month of June for this walk because we hope the wild flowers will be at their stunning best, particularly the wild orchids. This is a beautiful reserve consisting of old valley meadows, woodland and orchard. However, paths will be uneven and steep with steps in places which can be slippery and muddy when wet. We will be walking along the Leigh Brook. Apart from the main entrance, most access points have kissing gates so few if any stiles.

Dogs are permitted but must be kept on a lead.

There are toilets, a picnic area and a disabled toilet available.

If the weather is good, we suggest you bring a picnic tea for after the walk! Tea and coffee will be provided.

Allow up to 2 hours for a leisurely stroll around the reserve. Strong walking shoes, (boots if wet), are recommended.

This walk is being led by Brian Iles.

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO THE COVID-19 SITUATION