BURGHILL schoolchildren have created a touching display to those lost during World War One who had links to their school.The youngsters form Burghill Community Academy researched the lives of those soldiers who died during the war and inscribed their
THURSDAY, JULY 31FOOTBALL CRICKETECB UNDER-17 COUNTY CUPShropshire v Herefordshire (at Bridgnorth)COUNTY AGE-GROUP FRIENDLIESHerefordshire under-13 v Suffolk under-13 (at Malvern College)Staffordshire under-12 v Herefordshire under-12Herefordshire under
PETE Griffiths bagged four wickets, but it was enough as Luctonians lost by by three wickets to Abergavenny in Marches League Division One.Griffiths finished with figures of 4-39, while Chris Burke and John Kelly also chipped in with wickets.However,
HEREFORDSHIRE'S two Birmingham League sides both succumbed to heavy losses in their latest round of matches.In the Premier Division, Brockhampton surprisingly lost by seven wickets to second-bottom Walsall.Having won the toss, Walsall set about to
THE Great Kington Limerick Competition is underway, and poets that know it have a month to compose the winning verse. Kington Museum’s Robert Pritchard, who organises the competition with Castle Hill Books, is hoping for originality – but not indecency
A STORY of eight young men from a Herefordshire village who lost their lives fighting in the First World War has been told for the first time.The soldiers, who were all from Stoke Lacy, near Bromyard, fell during the Great War 100 years ago.The story
A FOURTEEN-year-old cricketer looks destined for big things after smashing a century for Bartestree and Lugwardine 2nd last Saturday. Wilf Munn opened the batting and cracked 20 fours in his 124 runs off 107 balls. His innings helped Bartestree
TWO goals from Craig Jones helped Westfields thrash Rhayader to retain the Dennis Hartland Trophy.Jones scored a penalty and rifled home a free-kick in the pre-season match at allpay.parkIt was Rhayader who took the lead in the 25th minute when a defensive
Burghill Lodge and The Coach House,TillingtonCanon PyonHerefordAgent: Hunters ExclusiveOffers: £550,000Call: 01432 278278THE sale of Burghill Lodge represents a rare opportunity to acquire a grade II listed manor house for full restoration in a
HEREFORD Roller Skating Club has set the wheels in motion to create a new community hub in the city. The group, which trains at Aylestone Business and Enterprise College, will soon be competing at Foley Trading Estate. The club has changed
Wits' End, Hereford Road, WeobleyAgent: Andrew MorrisOffers: £325,000Call: 01432 266775THIS charming, detached, brick-built, Grade II listed village residence occupies a most pleasant position in the village of Weobley, 12 miles northwest of
A DOG was rescued from a house fire near Kington last night. Firefighters from Kington and Eardisley used four breathing apparatus and two hose reel jets to extinguish the flames at the fire at a home in Rushock, at around 8.30pm.
HANNAH Morris has eight soldiers from the First World War "buried" in her garden.They are there because she couldn't find their graves.Together, Hannah and her husband Phil made a mission to place a poppy on the grave of each soldier from
LITTLE Dewchurch primary school asked its pupils to take a view on the First World War.Now, the view they took is on show.Together, the youngsters designed a new stained glass for their parish church.The window will stay in place at St David's while
HEREFORD’S premier rowing event has been cancelled due to insufficient entries. On Tuesday Hereford Rowing Club were forced to pull the plug on the 2014 Hereford City Regatta, slated to take place this weekend out of the Wyeside clubhouse.
