Archive - Monday, 23 April 2018

Weekend sports results
EVO-STIK SOUTH: Hereford 4 (Dara O’Shea, Rob Purdie, Lance Smith x2) Kettering 1 (Matthew Stevens)
Leominster's timber framed buildings celebrated with new publication
GRANGE Court launched a new publication on April 12 - a short trail around some of Leominster's timber framed buildings, with an information guide showing how they were built.
Readings and Remembrance at Rotherwas Chapel
FRIENDS of Rotherwas Chapel gathered at the chapel on April 21 to remember women and men died in the First World War either at the Front or working at the Rotherwas munitions factories.
Purdie says emotional farewell and scores in final home game
ROB Purdie said an emotional farewell to his playing career at Edgar Street after choosing to retire at the age of 35.
Delays at Wilton roundabout following crash
THERE are delays at Wilton roundabout by Ross-on-Wye following an earlier crash.
Asbestos blamed for worker's death
A LEOMINSTER man died after being exposed to asbestos while working at a Cadbury's factory.
Award-winning company presents the much-loved Wind in the Willows
Saturday sees the welcome return to Presteigne of the award-winning Box Tale Soup theatre company with their beautiful new adaption of Kenneth Grahame’s much-loved classic, featuring unique handmade fabric puppets and a charming original score.
Woman taken to hospital following crash in College Road in Hereford
A WOMAN in her 20s was taken to hospital following a two-car crash in College Road in Hereford.
Rogation Sunday celebrations at Sollershope to include fun dog show and duck race
ON Sunday, May 6, and in true Vicar of Dibley style, Sollershope PCC will once again host their annual Rogation Sunday celebrations in the beautiful valley adjacent to the church and just a short distance off the B4224 (Hereford to Ross-on-Wye).
Rover clinch cup and are aiming for double
KINGSTONE Rovers took their first step towards a league and cup double by clinching the HFA Junior Cup.
Lord Ashton visits Hereford Cathedral
ON April 19, staff and volunteers of Hereford Cathedral welcomed Lord Ashton of Hyde, the parliamentary under secretary of state at the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, as part of a ministerial visit to the city.
Delightful gardens and tea on the terrace at High Glanau, Monmouth
LOVERS of history as well as gardens could do worse than heading to just south of Monmouth on Sunday, April 29.
Tribute to a loved Lay Reader at St George's, Woolhope
THE late Dennis Lawson Evans, who died in November 2016, was inaugurated as Lay Reader at St. George's, Woolhope in 1971. Widely known and respected well beyond the Fownhope Benefice of churches, Dennis was a much-loved figure within the community.
Harry and Meghan invite more Herefordshire folk to wedding
TWO more Herefordshire people have been invited to the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
Showjumping quartet qualify for national championships
A QUARTET of showjumping riders have qualified for the national championships.
Roe clinches handicap title as winter season draws to close
IAN Roe took his first club singles title in the Ross Bowling Club Short Mat handicapped singles competition and brought the winter season to a conclusion.
Olympic gold medallist is coming to Leominster
AN Olympic gold medallist will speak about his glittering sporting career in Leominster next month.
Roller Derby youngsters set for World Cup
A GROUP of Herefordshire students are preparing to compete for Team GB at the Junior Roller Derby World Cup.
Community cafe and shop to open its doors in Hereford
A NEW community cafe and shop is opening its doors in Hereford after the manager was inspired by a similar project in New Zealand.
Re-creating the heavenly harmonies of The Everly Brothers
Walk Right Back, which comes to The Courtyard tonight, tells the story of the most successful duo of all time - The Everly Brothers. Featuring hits such as Bye Bye Love, All I Have to do is Dream and Cathy's Clowen, this unique concert-based musical…
Tinnitus sufferer fell from Great Western Way bridge
A 62-YEAR-old suffering with tinnitus died after falling from the Great Western Way bridge in Hereford.

Archive - Monday, 23 April 2018

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Weekend sports results

Leominster's timber framed buildings celebrated with new publication

Readings and Remembrance at Rotherwas Chapel

Purdie says emotional farewell and scores in final home game

Delays at Wilton roundabout following crash

Asbestos blamed for worker's death

Award-winning company presents the much-loved Wind in the Willows

Woman taken to hospital following crash in College Road in Hereford

Rogation Sunday celebrations at Sollershope to include fun dog show and duck race

Rover clinch cup and are aiming for double

Lord Ashton visits Hereford Cathedral

Delightful gardens and tea on the terrace at High Glanau, Monmouth

Tribute to a loved Lay Reader at St George's, Woolhope

Harry and Meghan invite more Herefordshire folk to wedding

Showjumping quartet qualify for national championships

Roe clinches handicap title as winter season draws to close

Olympic gold medallist is coming to Leominster

Roller Derby youngsters set for World Cup

Community cafe and shop to open its doors in Hereford

Re-creating the heavenly harmonies of The Everly Brothers

Tinnitus sufferer fell from Great Western Way bridge

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