THIS year the Trumpet and District Agricultural Society celebrate their 70th year, and to mark the occasion held a summer lunch attended by over 100 guests at Tarrington village hall on August 10.In other news for the society, the crop growing results
THURSDAY, AUGUST 28FOOTBALL MID-WALES LEAGUE SOUTH Knighton Town Res v Radnor Valley CRICKETFRIENDLYHerefordshire 2nd v England Deaf Xl (at Colwall)BOWLSFRIENDLYWiltshire v HerefordshireFOOTBALL SATURDAY, AUGUST 30 FOOTBALL SOUTHERN LEAGUEPremier Division
BROMYARD Town maintained their perfect start to the West Midlands League Division One season with a 4-2 win at county rivals Bartestree.Town are now in second place in the table, with only goal difference keeping them behind leaders Worcester Raiders
A LOT of work is being done behind the scenes for Hereford United ahead of next week’s winding-up hearing at the Royal Courts of Justice, says advisor Joel Nathan. Nathan, who is still helping out the Bulls, says he fully expects Hereford United
GARNSTONE Farms have asked the Hereford Times to correct inaccuracies in a letter published on August 14 regarding a chicken shed development. 1. The development is at Kings Pyon, not Hereford. 2. The development is not serviced by narrow lanes
CABINET could stay as the “top table” for Herefordshire Council if all parties choose to take a seat. In a letter to the Hereford Times, former deputy chairman of the council Cllr Chris Chappell says the abolition of cabinet in favour of committees
THE best of Herefordshire was on show during a foodie bank holiday weekend which pulled in several thousand visitors.With more than 38,000 people enjoying the Flavours of Herefordshire Festival, visitors, traders and sponsors heralded the weekend a "
I SUPPORTED Hereford United in their opening game against St Neots to give support to my town. I must say the team produced a good entertaining afternoon's football and it was bad luck they lost. It was really sad to see so-called supporters
WESTFIELDS came out of the Bank Holiday weekend with mixed feelings after a 2-1 win over basement club Brocton was followed by a 1-0 reverse against Alvechurch from their two Midland Fotball League Premier Division home games.On Saturday, Westfields went
COLLECTIONS at county supermarkets have helped raise £2,190 for the Motor Neurone Disease Association this summer.The funds were collected from a number of Herefordshire stores and will go towards supporting local families affected by MND as well
SIX en-suite bedrooms could be created at an 18th century house next to a Ledbury pub.The Vine House is currently used for office use after previously been used as a school and a brewery.H.J.P. Holdings Ltd has now put forward plans for a change of use
PEOPLE are being asked to help two siblings from near Ross-on-Wye who have lost both their parents.KD Mallinson, 16, and Patrick, 20, from Brampton Abbotts, are organising the funeral of their mother Marie Roberts-Mallinson, who died last week.Both Miss
A CHARITY gig in Hereford this weekend helped raise money for those killed and injured in the conflict in Gaza, 5,000 miles away.Organisers were met with overwhelming response by local bands willing to pay for free at The Jailhouse on Sunday.The event
HEREFORD Rugby Club continued their build up to the news season with a conclusive 38-7 win over near rivals Ludlow.The Wyesiders went on the rampage in the first half, scoring five tries through Ben Osbourne, Gareth Jones, Tom Slater, Richard Preece and
UMBRELLAS were up and coats worn as people in Ledbury braved the rain for the town's annual carnival on Bank Holiday Monday.Lili Pedlingham won the best overall prize for her Alice in Underland outfit, while she also scooped the class four prize for
A BROMYARD pie maker has commemorated Countryfile presenter John Craven's visit to the county by creating his own celebrity pie.Mr Craven was shown on Sunday walking through the Wye Valley and seeing first hand the Learning Environments in Marine,
Kirkbrae, 50 New Road, Bromyard, HerefordshireAgent: HallsOffers: £285,000Call: 01905 611066KIRKBRAE is a substantial semi detached period family home offering spacious accommodation over three floors with a number of original period features and
PUBS and sheep shearing might seem like a dangerous combination, but last week the two came together in Kington to raise more than £1,300 for charity and put on a show for around 200 spectators.Defending champion Steve Rowberry once again pricked
ESTATE agency Connells in Hereford is celebrating the 30th anniversary local director Martin Pearce. Martin joined the Connells' Hereford office in 1984 as a trainee negotiator and is now an extremely knowledgeable local director who runs a successful
HEAD of PR and valuer for McCartneys, Zoe Herbert and Ludlow based photographer Gareth Thomas alongside celebrity judge Sian Lloyd met up to view the submissions and pick their winner. Zoe comments "The response to the competition has been great.
ONE of Herefordshire's first outdoor gym was unveiled last week. Already popular in several countries worldwide – California’s Muscle Beach has a global reputation – the outdoor gym serves to encourage people to get fresh air and fit for free.
