Severn Street,Worcester,Worcestershire, WR1 2ND
The Worcester Porcelain Museum houses the world's largest collection of Worcester Porcelain. The ceramic collections, archives and records of factory production, form the primary resource for the study of Worcester porcelain and its history.
Wood Farm,Malvern Wells,Worcestershire, WR14 4PP
Upper Hook Road,Upton upon Severn,Worcestershire, WR8 0SA
Tiltridge Vineyard sits in a protected position in the Severn Valley between the glorious Malvern Hills and the attractive riverside town of Upton upon Severn. England lies on the northern limits of vine production and the wines we produce here at Tiltridge are clean, crisp and fruity – typical of the English style.
Henwick Grove,Worcester,Worcestershire, WR2 6AJ
Worcester's aim is to be an outstanding university at which to be a student and from which to graduate. As a university concentrating on helping students achieve their best, we place great importance on combining enduring human values with true professionalism. We make it clear from the beginning that we have high expectations of all our students and all our staff.
We are a truly inclusive university where each and every person counts as an individual. As an important member of our dynamic, responsible, high-achieving community, you will have every opportunity to thrive and fully realize your potential. Worcester enjoys a national reputation as a very friendly place at which people are genuinely happy.
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Learn to Row Our learn to row (L2R) course is run to British Rowing standards.
Stage 1. A taster where you will learn the basics. Including safety, clothing, equipment, techniques etc. Comprising ca. 8 weekly sessions of about 90 minutes each, on Tuesday or Thursday evenings starting normally in May and at Upton Marina.
Stage 2. A progression when, after a short break, what you have learnt in Stage 1 is consolidated and your technique is developed. Comprising ca. 8 weekly sessions of about 90 minutes on Tuesday or Thursday normally starting in June and finishing in July.
Stage 3. Putting into practice all you have learnt during the course. Stage 3 involves rowing on Wednesday evenings and Sunday mornings at Upton Marina. There will be chances to meet other club members and also 'beginner rowers' from other clubs in our region.
Tunnel Hill,Upton upon Severn,Worcestershire, WR8 0QL
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Club Runs meet at Barnards Green Bus Shelter, Malvern at 09.00 on Sunday mornings except as indicated. There will be a full runs programme throughout the year so why not come along and join in for all or part of a ride?
As a general rule distances are greater in the summer (50 - 60 miles) than in the winter (45 - 50 miles). The speed depends on conditions and those present – the object being to keep the group together.
The cafe stop is a suggestion only - by all means make up your own route. A link to cafe stops in the region for info purposes is also included.
14 Skyrrold Road,Malvern,Worcestershire, WR14 2PT
Pay-to-Play Newcomers to Welland Junior Football Club are welcome to attend football training sessions at Spitalfield, Welland on a Saturday morning, on a trial basis, to see if they like the training being offered. Please report to any Team Manager/Coach.
To ensure your child is covered by our insurance we ask you to pay £2/week up to a maximum of 4 weeks by which time your child will know whether he/she likes the football training being offered by us. After 4 weeks you are required to pay the full registration fee less the visitor's fees already paid.
League players do not have to pay an additional annual registration fees.
Match fees, usually £2/week, cover the cost of the referee & half time drinks etc.
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Time to the 2012 Festival: It is finally here!
Plans are already well advanced for the staging of the West Malvern Arts Festival sponsored by local charity The Malvern Hills Community Foundation and which is now in its third year.
As before, it will be held in the village between the Elim College and the Brewers Arms pub. Like the two previous events there will be the usual mixture of venues, thanks to the kind offers of local residents and other organisations, ranging from gazebos, private garages, garden walls etc, to larger venues such as the Elim College, St James’ Church, West Malvern Primary School, and The Brewers Arms pub garden.
Admission to the event is free throughout for both visitors and artists, and as last year we are likely to be hosting perhaps eighty plus artists, some of whom will be new to the Festival, who will be showing and/or selling a wide variety of work ranging from sculpture to jewellery, glassware to calligraphy, besides painters, photography, mixed media, etc. Some artists will again be taking commissions, and all work will be under cover in the event of wet weather.
Grandstand Road,Worcester,Worcestershire, WR1 3EJ
We hope that you not only find it useful but that you will actively contribute and let everyone know when you are paddling or organising a trip that others might join.
Canoe and kayak sport is truly wonderful, as relaxing as you wish or as challenging as any extreme sport can be. Whatever your interests, they can probably be encompassed, be it just chilling out on the river on a balmy summers evening or striving to represent your country - perhaps at the London Olympics. Yes we do have athletes working on that plan as well as paddlers who prefer surf or sea canoeing and those that just tour.