Archive for 'All About Magazines'
All About Archer’s Mill in Cradley – National Open Mill Weekend
Julie Dent has spent three years restoring Archer’s Mill in Cradley. It’s being opened for the public to see on Sunday 13th May
Full StoryAll About…exciting changes at All About Magazines
After three years of publishing it was time for a revamp and a new addition. The results; a fresh new look for the magazines and a brand new website for people living on and around the Malvern Hills. All designed to give you more local information.
Full StoryOnce Upon A Tree’s Cider, Sausage and Celeriac Casserole
Serve with creamy mashed potato and steamed spring greens, and a glass of your favourite cider of course!
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All About John Bishop
Old Rustic, Volume 1 is a new collection of rural reminiscences by John Bishop from Old Colwall. The book gathers together a selection of local stories which are published every month in ‘The Clock’, Colwall’s Parish Magazine.
Full StoryColwall Village Garden
Helen Stace from Colwall Village Garden is looking forward to Spring
Full StoryThe Wyche Innovation Centre
A previously vacant building near the Wyche Cutting has been given a new lease of life and will bring employment opportunities to the area.
Full StorySponsor A Tree in the Colwall Community Orchard
As I write this, we have just held our annual Orchard Group Wassail, and I hope that many of our readers came along and enjoyed the evening with us. In days gone by people believed that wassailling at midwinter wakes the orchards up for the new season, allowing them to look forward to a good harvest in the coming year. We’re also taking more direct action to enure this happens, so to improve our annual harvest we’re planting a community orchard for Colwall.
Full StoryMichael Noakes; and Artist’s story
How do you squeeze the life story of Michael Noakes into a couple of pages? He’s the sort of man who really should sit down and write his memoirs. Unfortunately, as one of Britain’s leading portrait painters, the work is still piling up at seventy eight years old. He’s also been dealing with the loss of his wife, the eminent literary scholar Vivien Noakes, who died last year. ‘People in Malvern really have been charming to me and have been very kind and supportive since my loss’ he tells me, when we meet at his house.
Full StoryChinese New Year Celebrations in Malvern
[ January 29, 2012; 2:30 pm to 3:30 pm. ] From 2.30pm a live Lion Dance Show will take place near Chinese Restaurant The Star, on Cowleigh Road in Malvern. It is a great show, celebrating the Year of the Dragon,
and all are welcome!
