In this section you will find the following information:

We are responsible for the following public conveniences listed below, please report any complaints with toilets via our online form.

Malvern

Grange Road, Malvern WR14 3HA
Disabled Facilities Yes - Accessed via 'radar' key
Open 07.00am to 07.00pm
General Facilities
Open 07.00am to 07.00pm

Edith Walk, Malvern WR14 4QH
Disabled Facilities No
General Facilities
Open 07.00am to 07.00pm

Worcester Road, Malvern Link WR14 4BB
Disabled Facilities Yes - Available at all times via 'radar' key
General Facilities
Open 07.00am to 07.00pm

Barnards Green, Malvern WR14 3BS
Disabled Facilities Yes - Available at all times via 'radar' key
General Facilities
Open 07.00am to 07.00pm

Upton

Hanley Road, Upton Upon Severn WR8 OHU
Disabled Facilities Yes - Available at all times via 'radar' key
General Facilities
Monday to Thursday: Open 24hrs
Friday to Sunday: Open 07.00am to 07.00pm

Lower High Street, Upton Upon Severn WR8 0HB
Disabled Facilities Yes - Accessed via 'radar' key
Open Winter: 07.00am to 07.00pm
Open Summer: Open 24hrs

Tenbury

Teme Street, Tenbury WR15 8AE (closed for refurbishment until 30 June 2023)
Disabled Facilities Yes - Available at all times via 'radar' key
General Facilities
Open 07.00am to 07.00pm

Market Street, Tenbury WR15 8BH
Disabled Facilities Yes - Open 07.00am to 07.00pm
General Facilities
Open 07.00am to 07.00pm

Malvern Hills District Council is responsible for emptying over 300 litter bins within the Malvern Hills Districts boundary.

Malvern Hills District Council only provides the litter bins on land that it owns.

Litter bins in other public locations are provided either by the land owner, Local Parish Council or Town Council.

To report a litter bin that either requires emptying or is damaged please report it.

Grass cutting usually starts in April and continues through to October, but this will alter slightly from year to year to meet the variations in weather and the condition of the grass.

We aim to cut the grass in urban areas approximately six times per year. In formal park land the grass is cut more frequently and in wild life areas the grass is cut less frequently.

At times when grass growth is at a minimum the council reserves the right to suspend grass cutting. In addition, grass cutting may be suspended to divert resources where they are needed in times of flooding or other emergencies.

We generally only cut land belonging to us but we also maintain a number of grass verges on behalf of the county council's highways department. To report any grass cutting issues please use the council parks and open spaces report it section

Wildlife Areas

Spindle Road Wildlife Corridor

Only the grass edges of the pathways are regularly cut through the summer, while certain other areas are left through the summer to grow to encourage local biodiversity. 

Hanley Road Car Park

We manage the Nature Trail under the guidance of Upton Town Council, with certain areas being let to grow through the summer months.

Welland (land off Giffard Drive)

Small area of grass land to which a stream runs along the lower edge. Some of the other grass cutters in the area.