Malvern Gazette

8 hours ago | malverngazette.co.uk | Nathan Russell

BetaDen, Worcestershire's leading technology and innovation ecosystem, is calling on local entrepreneurs and tech startups to apply for its upcoming Cohort 9.0 programme. The nationally award-winning accelerator offers a unique opportunity for innovative businesses to scale up, access cutting-edge resources, develop next-generation technology, and receive expert mentorship at no cost, as this is a government-funded initiative.

1 day ago | malverngazette.co.uk | Helen Attwood

The black/tan female dog was found by a member of the public in the Hartlebury Common area on the evening of May 7 and was taken to a vets in Kidderminster. There she was euthanised on welfare grounds and the RSPCA were notified. It is appealing for information to track down where the dog came from. RSPCA Inspector Emily Cheeseman - who has been making enquiries - said: “This poor dog was emaciated, dehydrated and was having seizures. "She also had terrible matted fur.

2 days ago | malverngazette.co.uk | Phil Wilkinson-Jones

The approval of district planners allows Anupam in Church Street to expand its dining area. Plans submitted to Malvern Hills District Council show the restaurant wants to demolish an existing conservatory area and replace it with an “elevated extension”. Anupam is located on the first floor of 85 Church Street and is accessed via a staircase off a passage between two ground-floor properties. According to the plans, the applicant owns the properties on either side of the passageway.

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.

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.