Great Malvern Station Clock
You may have noticed that the clock is now working. There has been a remarkable amount of interest and questions in my tweet on Malvern Matters (almost 200 likes and comments so …
Malvern Civic Award Scheme – 2020
2020 Award Station House, the former stationmaster’s house at Malvern Link station, is the unanimous winner of this year’s Civic Award. When Lee Bone, local builder and property developer, bought …
Malvern Civic Award Scheme – 2019
2019 Nominations Kandersteg, 10 Park Road, West Malvern, was built originally in 1935 in a fashionable Art Deco style. In 2013, the house, which needed thorough renovation, was bought by Chris …
Moody Retrospective
One of the events that Malvern Civic Society are planning for during Midsummer Malvern, 18-27 June 2021, is an art exhibition featuring the life and work of Victor and Catherine …
Civic Award for 2020
Station House, the former stationmaster’s house at Malvern Link station, is the unanimous winner of this year’s Civic Award. When Lee Bone, local builder and property developer, bought the building …
Malvern Civic Society Literary Competition 2020
It is very pleasing to report that the Literary Competition has been judged. All the schools and students have been notified and prizes have been awarded. The main winners were: School …
MCS Plaque Unveiling
On Saturday, 19th September, as part of the Heritage Open Days, a small, socially distanced group met to witness the unveiling of a plaque at Sanctuary House on Ranelagh Road. …
Heritage Open Days 11-20 September 2020
Heritage Open Days are a national celebration of England’s heritage. The programme of visits to gardens and other places of interest in and around Malvern is listed below. Many of …
Virtual Council Meetings
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic the Council and its committees have been holding virtual meetings. For the Malvern Area, these have generally been run either through the support …
VE Day in Malvern
As you will be aware, the 75th Anniversary of VE Day is on Friday, 8th May. Martin Hutchinson of Malvern Radar And Technology History Society (MRATHS) has written an …