BRITISH experts said it was too early to say if drinking tea really can stave off Alzheimer's disease. A study of older people found regular consumers had better working brains. It applied to all types including oolong tea, green tea or black
FOLLOWING its world premiere at Salford’s The Lowry in May, a sold-out run as part of the Traverse Festival 2018 at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and a London transfer to Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Other Palace, the critically acclaimed stage adaption
GETTING set to host the last RHS Flower Show of the season at the end of the month is Malvern’s Autumn Show. The annual gardening event, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, is once again being staged at the spacious Three Counties
CURRENTLY on a major eight month tour of the UK and beyond is a thrilling new adaptation of Charlotte Brontë’s masterpiece Jane Eyre. Adapted by Nick Lane, this spectacular world premiere will shortly be calling in at Malvern’s Festival Theatre
THE musical heritage inspired by the Papacy through the extraordinary stories and choral works of Italy’s greatest Renaissance church composers will be explored by the Armonico Consort in a concert at Malvern’s Forum Theatre. Under the title of
CARAVAN enthusiasts from around the UK will be heading to Worcestershire at the beginning of October for the Malvern Caravan Show. Both national and local dealers will be showcasing a selection of new and used motorhomes, campervans and caravans
PARENTS with children who have or may have dyslexia can attend a special open evening on the subject in Bromsgrove next weekend. On Friday, September 20, from 5-7pm, Bromsgrove Dyslexia Workshop - based at the Wendron Centre on Chapel Street -
THE county premier of the new show Forever Elton – The Greatest Hits will be at Bromsgrove's Artrix. Award winning composer (and former stonemason), Phil Mountford and his band will be at the venue on September 25. Last year, Phil was asked
A REDNAL man who admitted burgling a house in Bromsgrove has been remanded in custody to await sentence. Christopher Bloomfield admitted entering a property in College Road and taking a laptop screen and jewellery. At Kidderminster Magistrates
