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Wyre Forest Ramblers

9:59am Thursday 23rd May 2013

The group will be having a six-mile walk around Tregarth, four miles south of Bangor, in Snowdonia on Saturday.

Kemp for Kids holds first residential weekend

Helping to cope: Children and their families take part in the first Kemp for Kids residential weekend.

7:50am Wednesday 22nd May 2013

KEMP for Kids has held its first residential weekend in Cleobury Mortimer for bereaved children and young people in Wyre Forest.

Wyre Forest Lacemakers

11:00am Sunday 19th May 2013

The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, May 21 at St Michael’s Church Hall, Stourport at 7.30pm.

National Trust

11:00am Saturday 18th May 2013

Wenlock Edge provided the topic for John Farley and Peter Carty at the April meeting at Hagley Community Centre.

Former district council chairman donates £5k to Kemp Hospice

Raising funds: Stephen Clee, left, and Terry Osborn, Kemp Hospice’s chief executive.

7:00am Saturday 18th May 2013

FORMER Wyre Forest District Council Chairman Stephen Clee has donated nearly £5,000 to Kemp Hospice.

Wyre Forest Ramblers

12:00pm Friday 17th May 2013

The group will be having a seven-mile Bluebell Walk in Shrawley Wood on Sunday.

University of the Third Age

7:00am Friday 17th May 2013

Speaker Dr Colin Harris will be bringing some of his 101 ‘Great British Curiosities’ at the monthly meeting on Monday, May 19.

Best Foot Forward

10:02am Thursday 16th May 2013

The group organises free, friendly, successful and regular weekly health walks in Kidderminster, Bewdley or Stourport.

Kidderminster dance pupils bring home 100 trophies

Silverware collection: Expressions School of Dance pupils won more than 100 trophies.

6:50am Wednesday 15th May 2013

TWENTY-two dancers from a Kidderminster dance school brought home more than 100 trophies from a festival.

Wyre Forest Friendship Centre

1:00pm Monday 13th May 2013

Derek Clarke, an architect specialising in restoring old buildings, gave an interesting talk on his involvement in the Birmingham Back to Backs project.

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I am a keen angler and can say that some so-called anglers kill more wildlife and fish than Keith the seal will ever do. They leave tins, bottles, line, hooks and many other items that kill thousands of wildlife species every year.  − VINCE SMITH, Kidderminster

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Surely parents could make a nice family breakfast in the comfort of their own homes before they go to work, rather than send the children out in the cold and wet at least an hour earlier to get it at the youth cafe. − PAT JONES, Bewdley

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