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There will be a meeting of Governance Committee on Thursday 16 July at 6.30 pm at Park View Community Room, Victoria Park Road, Malvern WR14 2JY. This the meeting that
We’re delighted that Pinnacle Hill Path has been shortlisted as a finalist in the Ramblers Britain’s Favourite Path 2026 competition, and it’s the only path in the Midlands to make
Yesterday, a lamb was attacked by a dog off lead on the Hills, suffering injuries to its neck. The grazier is now tending to the animal and hoping it recovers.
Levy Payers’ car parking passes Residents within the town of Malvern and the parishes of Colwall, Guarlford, Malvern Wells, Mathon and West Malvern who pay the levy to the Trust
Share your thoughts on how the Hills and Commons are managed 🌿 The way the Hills and Commons are managed shapes how you enjoy them every day. We’re reviewing the
Please note our office opening days have changed From April 2026, the office reception we will be open Monday to Thursday (9.00am-1.00pm & 1.30pm-3.30pm) and will be CLOSED on Fridays.
The office will be closed for staff training on Wednesday 25th February, and will re-open on Thursday 26th as normal.
The steep slopes of Swinyard Hill can cause water to cascade quickly after heavy rain, sometimes leading to flooding at the foot of the hill. In January 2026, 11 “leaky
Building skills in the field: LANTRA tractor training Continuing professional training is an important part of keeping our field staff safe, skilled and confident in their work. Recently, the whole
The Malvern Hills Bill Select Committee hearing will begin on 20th January. The Committee will hear evidence from the Trust and provide individuals and bodies directly and specially affected by
The Malvern Hills Bill Select Committee hearing will begin on 20th January. The Committee will hear evidence from the Trust and provide individuals and bodies directly and specially affected by
Storm damage response at Grundy’s Meadow Our field staff respond to a wide variety of incidental work that helps keep the Malvern Hills and Commons safe for all. Over the
