Malvern Hills

(redirected from the Malverns)

Related to the Malverns: Malvern Hills

Mal·vern Hills

(môl′vərn, mô′-)

A range of hills of west-central England rising to 425 m (1,395 ft). The hills are a popular resort area.

American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. Copyright © 2016 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. All rights reserved.

Mal′vern Hills′

(ˈmɔl vərn, ˈmɔ-)
n.pl.

a range of hills in W England, bisecting Hereford and Worcester: highest point, 1395 ft. (425 m).

Mentioned in ?

Malvern

References in classic literature ?

Like the slightly earlier poet of 'Sir Gawain and the Green Knight,' the authors belonged to the region of the Northwest Midland, near the Malvern Hills, and like him, they wrote in the Anglo-Saxon verse form, alliterative, unrimed, and in this case without stanza divisions.

View in context

We joked about the Malverns being the English Urals!" ?

"The international business men and women were bowled over by the Malvern Hills countryside and all the cultural associations", Peter tells me.

How a simple sales pitch for business developed into a must-see festival; The countdown for the 2017 Autumn in Malvern Festival has begun. christopher morley talks to its founder and artistic director Peter Smith

Elgar was born in the Malverns at Broadheath, near Worcester.

Hit the Elgar trail in the Land of Hope and Glory; British Break KEITH WARD enjoy the landscapes of the Malvern Hills

Alison Reading, sales director for Persimmon Homes South Midlands, said: "Our four bedroom Kensington townhouse sits in an excellent position at Malvern Vale and therefore bene.ts from wonderful views of the Malverns."

Location, location..

A group of walkers enjoying the Malverns looking from Black Hill towards Perseverance.

Hills are alive with sound of 4x4s; The Malvern Hills, with its idyllic views and desirable homes, has been singled out as having the most polluting residents in the region, the Birmingham Post revealed yesterday. Rhona Ganguly paid a visit to find out why

She was impressed with the Malverns, however: 'or as some term them the English Alps'.

Residential property: Making a splash in Malvern

The Malverns have been a place of pilgrimage for the sick and the health-conscious since 1622 when rumours about the healing qualities of the clear liquid began to spread.

Worcestershire source; Bottles of mineral water sell in their truck-load to the health-conscious, but in Malvern you needn't spend a penny. Alison Jones reports

Garrard's next task is raising pounds 500,000 to pay for sculptures by other artists on the 12 interesting trail locations spread around this intriguing town with its ancient Priory, arts venues, specialised shops, attractive Victorian spa town architecture and magnificent backdrop of the Malverns.

The fine art of town regeneration; Great Malvern's Victorian architecture and spa water were not enough to stem the town's decline, but now Ross Reyburn finds it's on the up again thanks to a group of artists