Western Yorkshire Dales
Western Yorkshire Dales, staying at Thorns Hall, Sedbergh Following on from our HF holiday in Sussex in 2024, many people asked for another similar event and this will be the Society’s 5th event at an HF property…
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Welcome to our website! We hope you enjoy the opportunity to look at all things related to well-loved children's author, Malcolm Saville, and maybe bring back memories of your childhood! Millions of children read his stories, which were set in real locations, which he encouraged his readers to explore for themselves.
Malcolm
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Books
This site has lots of information about all of Malcolm Saville's books.
You can also go to Girls Gone By Publishers to find out more about recent, current and planned publications.
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Events
2026 Annual Gathering & AGM
REGISTRATION FOR THE 2026 ANNUAL GATHERING AT LOWESTOFT IS NOW OPEN The 2026 Annual Gathering will be held from Friday 10th - Sunday 12th April 2026 (including an optional group dinner on the Sunday evening). REGISTRATION FORM…
February Ramblings 2026
We will be based in Church Stretton this time. Plans include (weather permitting!) ascending the familiar Caer Caradoc (459m/1,506ft), described by Bill Ward in Mystery at Witchend as “like a crouching lion” and …
Malcolm Saville Society ‘Café Event’ 3
How well did Saville know the Stiperstones area? Lin Brown has been a Society and Committee member for many years and has worked in the Stiperstones area for 15 years, including as Director and Secretary of The Bog Visitor Centre…
News
NEW MALCOLM SAVILLE PLAQUE IN HARPENDEN
We are delighted that the owners of one of Malcolm Saville’s former homes, in Harpenden, Hertfordshire…
Witchend under blue skies
Chris Foulkes - aka Alf Ingles - from Hamperley Farm - aka Ingles Farm - is a keen photographer (and…
Successful cycling event beats the rain!
Although cycling was a major feature of the Neglected Mountain weekend back in 2022, this was the first…
New Video Library page for Society members
We are pleased to announce that Society members can now view videos of the recent Saville Café…