General News

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

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

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

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

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

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

Over the coming 4 months the Malvern Hills Trust is carrying out major refurbishment works to St Ann’s Well. The charismatic listed building will be having a range of essential

Please note that this vacancy has now been filled – An exciting opportunity has arisen to join our outdoor staff in one of Britain’s most iconic landscapes. The successful candidate

Four car parks on the Malvern Hills will be closed for two days next week to allow line painting to be carried out. The car parks at British Camp, Beacon

As summer approaches, the Malvern Hills trust are reminding the public of the dangers of swimming in Gullet Quarry. This well-known beauty spot is visited by walkers and picnickers but