Cheltenham Town 0 Hereford United 0 HEREFORD are hoping that the revival is underway after a battling performance saw them pick up a valuable point at Whaddon Road. While Hereford had to defend solidly, they also had one of the game’s biggest
AFTER our 6-1 home defeat by Gillingham the previous Saturday, there was a lot of work to do before we went to Cheltenham last weekend. Players and staff were bitterly disappointed with the result. The first thing we did was to sit down and
Westside 37 BAI 30 WESTSIDE secured their second West Midlands Division 2 win in a row with success against newly relegated BAI. Westside, who had anticipated a tightly fought battle, started with GS Debbie Bowdley, GA Kerry Amos, WA Kayleigh
HEREFORD Ladies opened their West Clubs’ Women’s League Premier Division 2 season in fine style with a 4- 2 home success against Bath Buccaneers 2nd. Skipper Jess Lambert (above) and Erica Rogers below were both on target in a welcome success
HEREFORD & Worcester Fire and Rescue is looking for more retained officers in Bromyard. Interested people should be over 18 and must live within five minutes of the New Road station. The service also needs officers in Leominster, call 01905 368343 for
A RANGE of short courses for adults will be launched by the Ledbury WEA next month (October). Qualified tutors will lead the afternoon and evening courses at the Burgage Hall, parish rooms and baptist church. The first session is free
A HISTORIC Ledbury building looks set for major repairs ahead of a long-awaited conversion. Herefordshire Council this week submitted a planning application for external and internal repairs to the Master’s House. The work includes new roofing, brickwork
A BROMYARD school will be treated to a flying visit from the Red Arrows next Wednesday (Oct 12). But their approach to Queen Elizabeth Humanities College will be slower - as they’ll be swapping wings for two wheels. Some 20 cyclists from the display
TWO brothers have managed the impossible by making alcohol for free. Dani and Adam Davies have produced their first bottles of cider – without owning any orchards. Instead the inventive pair called on friends, neighbours and complete strangers
HEREFORD’S Collins House Dental Surgery received a visit this month from the parliamentary under-secretary of state, Earl Howe, as part of their Care Quality Commission inspection. Collins House is the first dental practice in England to receive
AT-A-GLANCE VW Golf cabriolet SE Blue Motion 1.6-litre TDi 105PS six-speed manual. Price: £23,245 (on the road). Top speed: 117mph. 0-62mph: 12.1 seconds. Fuel: 64.2mpg (combined figure). CO2 emissions (g/km): 117. Verdict: Superb hood refinement
AFTER the lead story in the Hereford Times (September 15), I would like to point out to readers an interesting map from 1987 (picture), which shows the route of the proposed eastern and western bypass routes, with junctions. As you can see the
FOLLOWING its sell-out success at the National Theatre last year, Headlong and the National Theatre’s Earthquakes in London comes to Malvern Theatres on Tuesday, October 4. Experience a fast and furious metropolitan crash of people, scenes and decades
THE work of a Leominster artist is to be auctioned off to raise funds for the grieving families of four Welsh miners. John Hutchins produced his Queen Mother picture back in 2003 – a year after she died – and included in it images of famous
AN ex-soldier says he will take action if he again sees advertising placed on Hereford’s war memorial. Phil Bates, who served in the 16 Parachute Brigade between 1968 and 1976, said that choosing to display the Italian Food Market advert on
