Mary Stenson

5 days ago | malverngazette.co.uk | Mary Stenson

TRAGIC: Councillor Malcolm Victory said someone with a grievance could be behind the recent spate of bus shelter fires in Malvern (Image: NQ) SOMEONE with a grievance could be behind the recent spate of bus shelter fires, a councillor has said. After what is understood to be the sixth bus stop fire in less than a month in Malvern, councillor Malcolm Victory said the person or people behind the suspected arson attacks could have some kind of grievance.

5 days ago | worcesternews.co.uk | Mary Stenson

NEW: Signs have gone up for Fluff & Co on Foregate Street (Image: NQ) A NEW brunch spot is gearing up to open near Worcester Foregate Street train station. The site was recently painted over in orange after the sudden closure of Grounded Kitchen, a Korean restaurant, serving nourish bowls, Japanese teas and smoothie bowls. Grounded opened in Worcester in 2022, part of a franchise with restaurants across the UK.

6 days ago | malverngazette.co.uk | Mary Stenson

EXCITING: Sam Lupino, who runs Cox of Malvern, discovered the shop has been in the family for longer than they thought (Image: NQ) ONE OF Malvern's oldest shops made an exciting discovery ahead of celebrating 142 years in the town. Sam Lupino, who runs Cox of Malvern with her partner Peter Lupino, said she recently discovered documents showing that the family has even longer connections to the site on Newtown Road than they originally thought.

6 days ago | eveshamjournal.co.uk | Mary Stenson

SUCCESS: Racheal Yates said Café Mews has been doing "really well" (Image: Racheal Yates) IT HAS been a successful first month for a new Evesham café, which visitors say has cakes that are "to die for". Café Mews, which opened in Vine Mews at the end of March, has received high praise both in person and online, owner Racheal Yates has said. She said the business is already seeing a significant amount of repeat custom and puts her success down to word of mouth.

6 days ago | worcesternews.co.uk | Mary Stenson

11 1/1 PEOPLE IN Worcester have come together to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day with commemorative events, services and street parties. The day began with a flag being raised in Cathedral Square. Armed forces veterans and dignitaries gathered in the square to listen to speeches and pay their respects. Throughout the day, there were other events and exhibitions in the city centre, including a street party-themed performance by pupils from Tudor Grange Academy.