Kidderminster

8:02am today

CLASSICAL MUSIC SOCIETY - Tony Baker presented a programme of recorded music under the heading "Out and About". He began with 18th century composers, Michael Haydn and Johann Christian Bach, featuring the latter's Sextet for oboe, violin, cello, two horns and forte piano.

Stourport

12:57pm Wednesday 21st May 2008

CORNERSTONE FAMILY CHURCH - There will be a cream tea and light music with South African pianist, Andre Kempen, on Saturday at 3pm.

Areley Kings

11:09am Monday 19th May 2008

WIVES - On May 8, there was a trip on the River Avon at Evesham, refreshments of tea/coffee and scones, cream and jam were served.

Cookley

1:06pm Friday 16th May 2008

WI - Members joined Wolverley WI for the May meeting held at Wolverley Memorial Hall. President Mrs Jeanne Round congratulated Wolverley WI on its 90th birthday and the institute was presented with a card made by member, Mrs Jean Keeble.

Bewdley

11:11am Thursday 15th May 2008

TG - At the April meeting Mrs E Tasker gave a talk about the Wyre Forest Talking Newspaper. The day out to Tetbury was enjoyed by all, and names were taken for future theatre trips. The new TG reading circle will meet on the third Monday of each month at Bewdley Library at 2.30pm.

Wyre Forest

10:49am Thursday 15th May 2008

RAMBLERS ASSOCIATION - The group will be having a five mile walk around Holt Heath on Sunday.

Kidderminster

9:28am Thursday 15th May 2008

CYCLING CLUB - There are two rides this Sunday. Both rides go to Meriden, near Solihull, for the annual cyclists service and tea. The A ride starts at 8am and the B ride starts at 9am and is car assisted. The rides leave from The Green, Blakebrook, opposite the hospital. All cyclists will be welcome and should bring a packed lunch.

Chaddesl

4:23pm Wednesday 14th May 2008

LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY - The next talk in the calendar will be given by Pauline Annis on The Baldwins, the well-known industrial Worcestershire family that began to assume prominence in the iron foundry business in the 1780s and, a century and a half later, produced a Prime Minister. Mrs Annis will illustrate her talk with photographs from the family album.

Stourport

11:37am Wednesday 14th May 2008

FLORAL ART CLUB - Demonstrator and teacher Lesley Cole made her first visit to the club on April 28 with garage treasures' and her arrangements incorporated mechanics discovered and restored from her garage.

Wolverley

11:41am Tuesday 13th May 2008

WOLVERLEY AND COOKLEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY - Forty-four members, including three new members, attended the April meeting.

Hartlebury

11:26am Tuesday 13th May 2008

BEWDLEY BRIDGE CLUB - The result of the pairs competition on May 7 was: first Peter Edwards and Tony Norgrove with 56.88 per cent, second Liz Potter and Monica Parker with 55.82 per cent, third Liliane Wright and Nigel Oldnall with 55.29 per cent.

Clows Top

11:25am Monday 12th May 2008

GARDENING CLUB - At the April meeting, speaker Keith Orchard Robinson, gave a talk on Derbyshire well dressing. This work of art and celebration is a thank you gift for the water in the wells.

Stone

11:34am Saturday 10th May 2008

WI - President Margaret Mills welcomed members to the resolutions meeting. Forthcoming events include a visit to Coughton Court on August 6, autumn group luncheon at The Granary on September 25, visit to link WI, Callow Hill, on June 10 for a talk on pressed flowers.

Stourport

11:57am Friday 9th May 2008

CORNERSTONE FAMILY CHURCH - All invited for family worship on Sundays at 10.30am.

Kidderminster

2:53pm Thursday 8th May 2008

SOROPTIMISTS - Following the recent AGM, members welcomed Mrs Shirley Bonas, a local artist, as their new club president. The president elect is now Mrs Linda Cocksedge.

Bewdley

11:51am Thursday 8th May 2008

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY - At the last meeting, Linda Eggins gave an illustrated talk on the garden in April using plant material which provided members with useful cuttings.

Wyre Forest

7:58am Thursday 8th May 2008

FRIENDSHIP CENTRE - The next meeting will be the AGM on Thursday, May 15 at 10am at Lickhill Community Centre, Memorial Park, Stourport. The speaker will be David Cox on the Dunsley Murder.

Areley Kings

11:48am Wednesday 7th May 2008

WI - At the April meeting reports were given on Paula Smith's coffee morning which had raised money for WI funds, the annual council meeting and Mollie Long's curry lunch which raised £300 for the Nandi Hills branch of the East African Women's League.

Sound Advice

2:50pm Sunday 4th May 2008

QUESTION one - I'm currently receiving child tax credit for my daughter who is 16 in June. Will I still be able to claim once she reaches 16? She is going to college so will not be working.

Kidderminster

9:59am Thursday 1st May 2008

MILTON HALL BAPTIST CHURCH - Residents are welcome to attend Sunday services at the church, in Lorne Street.

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