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News & Events
Don't miss what's happening at Community Action Malvern and District, be sure to regularly check our blog for all our latest news and events.


Why become a volunteer driver?
Our volunteer drivers are part of the glue holding part of the community together, (mileage is paid to the volunteers). Many of our volunteer drivers start after retirement to keep busy. They feel they want to give back to the community.
volunteering830
May 22, 20252 min read


Life After Driving: Freedom and Independence Without a Licence
Driving in the UK holds a special place in many people's lives. For most of us, it's a milestone we eagerly anticipate.

Sam Palmer
Sep 25, 20243 min read


Malvern Shed Celebrates Highly Commended Award at BBC Make a Difference Awards
We’re incredibly proud to celebrate a fantastic achievement for Malvern Shed, who have been recognised with a Highly Commended Award at the BBC Radio Hereford & Worcester Make a Difference Awards. Last Wednesday, the Malvern Shed team had the honour of attending the awards ceremony at Hereford Courtyard, alongside many other inspiring nominees who are all doing incredible work to make a difference in their communities. Although Malvern Shed didn’t take home the overall winner


Community Action Malvern & District Annual General Meeting 2026
Join Us at Our AGM We warmly invite our passengers, supporters, volunteers and friends to join us for our Annual General Meeting this September. It’s a great opportunity to hear about what we’ve achieved over the past year, find out more about our plans for the future, and meet the team behind the charity. We’d love to see you there! Tuesday 29th September 2026 11.00am Guest Speaker - Barney (Nick) Hubble (Chair of Trustees) Welcome Room, Lansdowne Crescent Church, Lansdowne


Future Proofing the Charity
Community Action Malvern and District are proud to share that we are working in partnership with Malvern Hills District Council to open a Community Hub in Barnards Green. For more information on Wellbeing Hubs have a read here: https://www.newlocal.org.uk/articles/rethinking-neighbourhood-health-how-malvern-hills-is-building-community-power-through-wellbeing-hubs/ When the charity was first given notice to leave Belle Vue Terrace three years ago there was a will then to bri
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