THE A49 is currently closed in both directions following a serious accident on Dinmore Hill. The Highways Agency report that it is shut between the junctions of the A44 and the A4103 and is not expected to re-open until at least 12.45am tomorrow
I WILL make no comment on the wisdom, or otherwise, of developing the market site as a shopping centre, and of downgrading Newmarket Street to a single carriageway in each direction. Nor will I attempt to reopen the debate about whether the link road
A TRACTOR driver escaped from his vehicle after it overturned and set on fire. Firefighters were called to the scene near Crizeley yesterday to find a thick plume of black smoke and no sign of the driver. The driver was later located as firefighters
Tuesday 8th November 2011 at allpay.park Kick-off 7.30pm. WESTFIELDS v HEREFORD LADS CLUB (from) 1. JAMIE MOORE 2. MATT GWYNNE 3. JOEL EDWARDS
A CAR was involved in an accident near Ross-on-Wye yesterday. Emergency services were called to the A4137 at Glewstone at 3.10pm, but there were reports of any serious injuries.
A COMPANY allowing renewable energy to reach hundreds of Herefordshire homes and businesses says planned funding cuts are “pure madness”. Leominster’s Southern Solar says it has been able to grow and take on more staff since the Government brought
A FARMER has helped to recreate the chilling messages sent from the Titanic just hours before it sank in the Atlantic with the loss of 1,517 lives. Richard Langford, from Wellington, was one of three radio enthusiasts invited to Liverpool to
BELMONT golfer Harvey Hancock is the new Herefordshire Junior Champion. Hancock carried off the Hereford Times Cup after a thrilling win over Belmont team-mate Jamie Roach. The pare were locked together on gross 73 but, after a four-hole
Hereford United’s commercial department should be in safe hands with Dan Connor at the helm. Connor admits working for a living has been a bit of a shock since hanging up his goalkeeping gloves just weeks into the new campaign. The Irishman
A ROSS-on-Wye retailer has celebrated its 80th year of trading in the town. Fashion retailer Peacocks opened there in October 1931 and now employs a team of nine. To celebrate, customers were offered reductions in store.
A STUDENT at a Hereford college has been honoured for his comittment to forestry. Each year the Herefordshire division of the Royal Forestry Society (RFS) presents a student with the George Clive Memorial Prize. The award was named in honour
THE colour purple will help raise money for people with pancreatic cancer this month. Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, organised by Pancreatic Cancer UK, takes place throughout November and the people of Herefordshire are being encouraged to
HERE we are approaching another Armistice Day. The Hereford Ex-Services Association is again organising a short service on Friday, November 11, at 11am. We parade at the memorial in St Martins Street near to the Leisure Pool. At this service children
