David was a Chief Petty Officer Engineer in The Royal Yacht Britannia in some of its more busy days including the USA Bicentennial in 1976, and the Silver Jubilee in 1977.
David’s much acclaimed talk is AT SEA WITH THE ROYAL FAMILY and which is an informative, entertaining, and meaningful presentation composed of a narrative supported by appropriate slides.
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.
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.
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 WALK HAS BEEN CANCELLED due to the current situation – any queries to countrywalks@malverncivicsociety.org.uk
We will meet in the car park of St. Wulstan’s Local Nature Reserve (Post Code WR14 4JA). From there we take paths out of the Reserve leading to Abbey School and Kings Road. We then head up Richmond Pitch to the A449 onto Hollywell Road and climb past an old quarry incline railway to reach Wynds Point. Past the Malvern Hills Hotel (toilet stop and snacks from The Kiosk available here) and then over the A449 to the car park. We will head down past the reservoir, past Tinkers Hill to join the lane that takes us to Little Malvern Court and Little Malvern Priory Church. We then cross the A4104, with care, to the car park, join a field path to Watery Lane and then into Chase Road and St Wulstan’s Drive. We walk down to the Reserve to get back to our starting point.
The walk is approximately 5 miles long taking up to 3 hours.
This is a walk not recommended for dogs.
The walk is described as “moderate” with some steep and difficult sections but with plenty of interesting things to see. There are 5 stiles. Good, stout, walking boots are essential.
The walk is being led by Peter Clement.
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.
We shall start by visiting Cheltenham’s Wilson Art Gallery and Museum, with its internationally important Arts and Crafts collection, around which we shall be given a guided tour. In the afternoon, a member of Cheltenham Civic Society will lead us on a tour of this iconic Regency town.
Trip leader: Andrew Huntley
Cost: £24 (To include tours, but not lunch). Maximum number 50.
Lunch: Bring your own or choose a café or restaurant in the town.
Start: Avenue Road opposite The Willows kiosk at 9am. Return at about 5.30pm.
Book by sending a Booking Form and cheque as instructed on the form.