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• Talk on the end of the First World War to be given

  THE end of the First World War, one century on from the start of the conflict, will be the theme a learned talk, given to a Ledbury audience. read more

• Home Front Drama

  JOHN Masefield High School students and the Ledbury Amateur Dramatic Society are joining forces to bring a wartime drama to life. read more

• Holiday Entertainment

  THERE will be a screening of the cartoon action adventure, Justin and the Knights of Valour, at Ledbury's Market Theatre on Friday, April 25, at 7pm. read more

• Leominster Town Council give mixed views on new superstore at planning meeting

  A NEW application for a retail store in Leominster received mixed reviews when the town council’s planning committee met this week. read more

• Hillsborough survivors return to stadium 25 years on

  TWO Herefordshire brothers who made miraculous escapes from the horror of Hillsborough made a poignant return to the stadium this week. read more

• Herefordshire Council defends Hereford Futures hand over

  Council outlines what paperwork has been handed on from Hereford Futures to challenge shredding allegations read more

• All hands on deck for pirate and mermaid workshop

  IT was all hands on deck at Hereford Library's pirate and mermaid workshop. read more

• A Life Lesson from Easter Eggs

  EASTER eggs will take on a rather different meaning for youngsters at Busy Bees pre-school in Ledbury. read more

• Walkers are Welcome status boosts visits to Leominster

  LEOMINSTER celebrated its accreditation as a 'Walkers are Welcome' town last Saturday with a launch event. read more

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• TB Skin Test Frustrations

  LEDBURY'S MP, Bill Wiggin MP believes the skin test for TB in cattle is not working properly and is costing farmers money. read more

• Hereford diocese backs "real" Easter eggs

  Real Easter eggs spread Easter message - with extra thick chocolate read more

• Collision between taxi and car - police appeal for information

  POLICE want to speak to anyone who saw a collision between a taxi and a car between Byford and Staunton on Wye. read more

• Bulmer Foundation and friends help clear Hereford riverside path

  THE "Big Society" could be seen in action last week when volunteers helped clear a footpath to two of the city's popular heritage attractions. read more

• Plans to build 65 homes at former Whitecross High School site withdrawn

  THE site of the former Whitecross High School in Hereford is set to remain empty after developers changed their mind about building 65 homes there. read more

• Llamas lead Palm Sunday procession in Ewyas Harold

  EWYAS Harold celebrated Palm Sunday this year in a less than traditional way. read more

• Waitrose set to open doors ahead of Old Market's grand opening

  WAITROSE today confirmed to the Hereford Times that it will now open on May 1. read more

• Leintwardine teen showcases debut fashion collection at exhibition

  A LEINTWARDINE teenager could be set to follow in the footsteps of Coco Chanel and Vivienne Westwood after showcasing her first fashion collection on the catwalk. read more

• Ross-on-Wye town council offices to move

  ROSS-on-Wye's town council offices is set to move to a new home at a cost of up to £5,000. read more

• Substantial property in semi-rural location

  Brooklands, Moreton-on-Lugg, Hereford read more

• Cabinet councillor defends fire station land swap deal

  Cllr Harry Bramer says more such "best option" deals are coming as Herefordshire Council consolidates its sites read more

• Fun Lovin' Criminals, Sonic Boom Six and more announced for Nozstock

  FUN Lovin' Criminals, Sonic Boom Six and DJ/producer Eddy Temple-Morris have been confirmed for the Bromyard festival. read more

• Stephen Hawking sips on champagne in Hereford wine bar

  ONE of the world's greatest minds enjoyed the champagne lifestyle at a Hereford wine bar. read more

• Shotguns and Chelsea buns in Knighton

  LOCAL ladies and girls are invited to come and try a fun new sport. They are invited to come to Griffin Lloyd Shooting Ground on May 10, from 10am to 2pm, where the award winning Shotgun and Chelsea Bun Club will be holding one of their infamous introduction to clay shooting and cake days. read more

• Community group receive laptop donation

  HEREFORDSHIRE Fire Protection Services have donated a brand new laptop computer to an innovative community project. read more

• Hereford workers help make the city’s less fortunate more comfortable in winter

  AS light nights and mild days signal summer is on its way, a group of Hereford workers can congratulate themselves for making the city’s less fortunate more comfortable over the winter. read more

• Brownie centenary fun day

  ON March 29, ninety Radnor County Brownies celebrated the hundredth anniversary of the Brownies with a fun day at the sports centre in Knighton. Brownies from Llandrindod Wells, Knighton, Presteigne, Builth Wells, and Rhayader attended the event. The theme for the day was Past, Present and the Future. read more

• Kings Caple kids are busy bees

  IT has been a busy few weeks at Kings Caple Primary Academy leading up to the Easter break. read more

• Ellie is Presteigne’s 2014 Carnival Queen

  FOURTEEN year old Ellie Niblock has been chosen as Presteigne Carnival Queen for 2014. read more

• Family bakery wins Jesse Norman competition to find best independent shop in Ross-on-Wye

  COUNTY MP Jesse Norman has named a family bakery as the best independent shop in Ross-on-Wye. read more

• Folk singer Roy Harper to face a trial in August

  Folk singer Roy Harper has had the date of his plea hearing at Worcester Crown Court put back until next month. read more

• Stroke awareness day in Hereford

  A STROKE awareness day is to be held in Hereford. read more

• Taste for Adventure in Credenhill awarded £49,912 Sport England fund

  AN outdoor centre in Credenhill has been awarded a lottery grant of nearly £50,000. read more

• Call for Hereford link road cash to be shared around the county

  Claims that millions of pounds spent on two link road projects in Hereford could instead cover a spiraling countywide road repair bill. read more

• Jobcentre Plus to relocate to Ross Library

  THE Job Centre is to move into Ross-on-Wye Library to create an "improved community hub". read more

• Tell the Hereford Times about your Herefordshire Hero

  DO you know someone who deserves some special thanks or recognition? read more