With spectacular photos and details of the nature of the Malvern Hills and beyond, you won’t want to miss out on this wonderful new book. We’ve been working with local … Read more
We will be temporarily closing Thirds Wood to ensure public safety whilst essential tree works take place. We will be undertaking essential tree management works within Thirds Wood this November. … Read more
This autumn, a small herd of furry faces made a welcome return to the Old Hills, Callow End. Over the last three years, a local farmer has worked with the … Read more
Malvern is a great place to live with lots of access to green spaces for relaxation and enjoyment. To help protect these precious places and keep them special for everyone, … Read more
The Malvern Hills Trust is urging dog owners to put their dogs on a lead when walking near livestock on the Hills and Commons after receiving a shocking report from … Read more
You may have noticed that some of the Horse Chestnut trees around Malvern went brown very early this year. This is due to a pest called the Horse Chestnut Leaf … Read more
The Tour of Britain will once again be passing through the Malvern Hills. On the 10th September, some of the world’s greatest riders will be winding their way up and … Read more
We’re pleased to welcome Brackenburn back to the Malvern Hills. Following great success in 2016, Brackenburn will be returning to the Malvern Hills to harvest bracken from the Commons. Over … Read more
We are appealing for information after a sheep was attacked by a dog at the weekend. The attack happened on Saturday 15th July on Black Hill. Following the attack the … Read more
The good news is that the first Grayling butterfly emerged on the 23rd June this year, which is the earliest on record, and the population is the highest for several … Read more
