HERE are some more lovely pictures in our new nostalgia series in the Malvern Gazette, where we look back at some of the faces and places that have made the news in the town through the years.
Do you have any nostalgic pictures of Malvern and the surrounding villages?
Whatever form your pictures take, we’d love to see them and help you share them with your fellow readers.
You can send your pictures to our community content editor at barry.kinghorn@newsquest.co.uk
Twenty-one infants from Madresfield Early Years Centre took part in their space-themed show, The Earth and Beyond in March 2002
Jockey Jim Culloty after Best Mate, owned by Callow End’s Jim Lewis, won the Cheltenham Gold Cup for the third time in a row in March 2004
Snow in March 2004 gave Becky Doyle, 11, and Sarah Gibson, 12, both pupils at Dyson Perrins CE High School the chance to build an igloo
It’s March 2005 and Malvern Ladies have just clinched the Kidderminster and District Women’s League title
Reader Brian Eacock submitted this picture in 2002 of his school football team 50 years prior – the Cowleigh and North Malvern Schools team
Malvern mayor Frances Victory organised a Grand hat Day lunch in March 2003 to raise money for one of her charities, the Stroke Association
The cast of Back to the 80s – The Totally Awesome Musical performed by Dyson Perrins CE High School in March 2004
Members of Lansdowne FC pictured in March 1973 just before setting out on a trip to Germany
Chase Technology College footballers Lianna Nethercott, Ray Tsang, Charlotte Phillips, Anthony Smith, Paul Edwards and Catherine Bird in new kit donated in March 2004 by the Hing Tai in Barnards Green Road
The Magpie team, headed by Susan Stranks, headed to the Malverns in the early 1970s for a segment about tree planting in the Hills. The picture was sent in to the Gazette in March 2004 by reader Robin Hudson
Excited Welland Juniors footballers celebrate with Pundits proprietor Sultan Chowdhury in March 2003 after the restaurant hosted special sittings to raise funds for new kit
Hillstone School and Hampton Pre-Prep pupils wove a willow igloo for their adventure playground in March 2003 with a little help from craftsman Steve Crofts
Actor Jerome Flynn took time out from performing at Malvern Theatres in March 2003 to show his support for a Compassion in World Farming group who were collecting signatures
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