Within easy reach of Birmingham and Bristol, the Malverns may not be the tallest, nor the wildest hills you'll find. Yet these pint-sized peaks pack a punch when it comes to ancient history, artistic ...

Walking the Malvern Hills can take you from landscapes such as sun-dappled woodlands through to stony, windswept trails. This cinematic scenery, along with curious local landmarks such as Giant’s Cave ...

Whether you're chasing sunrise views from Worcestershire Beacon or exploring the ancient earthworks of British Camp, the Malvern Hills are home to some of the Midlands' most rewarding walks.

Seemingly a sedate affair with prim Victorian hotels, the town has a racy cultural life What’s going for it? I learned to drive on the Malvern Hills, which is probably why I failed my test. Twice.

Festive markets, light switch-ons, and pantomimes are set to bring Christmas cheer to the Malverns.

Major amendments have been made to a controversial bill on how the Malvern Hills is managed, after a backlash from residents. A House of Lords committee told the Malvern Hills Trust, which put forward ...

Malvern Hills has been ranked second in the West Midlands for new-build homes eligible for the Your First Home scheme, with a £330,000 price cap and typical deposit of £7,171.