Malvern Hills

[ mawl-vern, maw- ]

noun

1. a range of hills in W England, bisecting Hereford and Worcester: highest point, 1,395 feet (425 meters).
2. a city in Hereford and Worcester, in W England.

Example Sentences

An amateur photographer has captured a rare weather phenomenon from the top of the Malvern Hills in Worcestershire.

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Alongside stock footage of the Malvern Hills and a bar more than 2,700-miles away in Sochi, research by BBC Breakfast also found footage of a man driving a left-hand drive car, which was shot in Ukraine, featured in the advert.

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The BBC went to the Malvern Hills to see the kind of expertise being developed by rural fire crews working alongside landowners.

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Duncan Bridges, chief executive for the Malvern Hills Trust, works with the Hereford and Worcester Fire Service to map where the local access points are, and to understand how wind and fire are likely to travel through a landscape.

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David Harrison, now a councillor on Malvern Hills District Council, ran the Farmer's Arm pub on Bestman's Lane in Kempsey at the time.

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