VILLAGERS looked on this week as a ‘magnificent’ 200- year-old tree was felled due to safety reasons. The 80-foot-high cedar tree has stood for two decades in St Peter’s churchyard in Little Comberton but a decision was made to chop it down after
A NEW online shopping service selling products sourced exclusively from Evesham businesses will soon be available in the Vale. The service is on the brink of being launched as part of a new initiative by Evesham man Tony Fisher. The online
A VALE village will hold a Christmas festival for the first time this year. Offenham’s Christmas Tree Festival will be held on Saturday and Sunday, December 1 and 2, at St Marys and St Milburgh Church. It will be full of trees decorated by
EVESHAM’S division of the St John Ambulance, which relocated to a new home in the town centre earlier this year, is encouraging local people to get involved. The division, which held on open day last week, has recently purchased two new cycle response
BROADWAY parish councillors want to see the village library become more of a community-led service in future. The library was one of many across the area to be hit by financial cuts last year as Worcestershire County Council attempted to save money
