A YOUNG woman “devoted” to wildlife conservation died after she was struck by a boat’s propeller off the north east coast of Malaysia. Madaline Mary Jayne Cole, known as Maddy to family and friends, suffered serious injuries to her lower limbs
HUNDREDS of authors, politicians and musicians come from all over the world to speak in Hay-On-Wye each festival season, but this year one talk will be of particular interest to the town’s residents. The town recently received Heritage Lottery
A LARGE amount of cash was stolen from Belmont Lodge and Golf Club yesterday. It is believed that the club was broken into via a back door in order to steal the safe, which was stored in a cupboard. The safe was then discarded. Anyone with
SOLICITORS in Leominster helped raise almost £3,000 for UK charities. Gabbs LLP on Broad Street raised £2,961 by taking part in Will Aid. Participation required them to write wills for local people and ask clients to donate to the nine Will
AN elderly woman remains in a critical condition in hospital after being involved in a collision with a car in Ross-on-Wye. The woman, who is in her 70s, was walking in the car park of Bradfords Builder Supplies on Alton Road when the accident
A FUND-RAISER postponed due to snow earlier this year will now take place on June 8. The choir event, which features performances from the Hereford Police Choir and St Peter’s School Choir, will raise money for the Bromyard Gala, which lost £50,000
WIGMORE’S Community Shop is celebrating its fifth anniversary next week. Mortimer Country Stores is run by volunteers and a part-time manger who support county producers by selling their goods alongside a range of other products. Next
THE 13-year-old boy robbed on the Great Western Way in Hereford has now left hospital. The teenager was taken to hospital following the attack shortly after 9am on Sunday. Forensic officers closed off the footpath - known locally as The Lines
RED tape is being blamed for leaving one Hereford apprentice out of pocket. O H Mower wanted to follow the government’s advice and give youngsters real working experience and an income. The city gardening business took on Beth Lucas as an apprentice
I FULLY support the campaign to keep open the libraries and museums currently run by Herefordshire Council. As always, I will be joining the members of Unison on the picket lines when they strike – the only councillor who ever does. I am against
JOSH Widdicombe says that Hereford can expect an evening of fun and laughs when he co-headlines this year’s Court Laughing Festival at The Courtyard, writes Paul Rogers. The 30-year-old comic will be taking to the stage at 8pm on Sunday,
