STRONG support from members in ideal winter conditions enabled Ross Golf Club seniors to complete a highly successful Florida Scramble Medal event.A total of 66 players took part, with 22 drawn teams competing for the top four prizes. A side comprising
A LEDBURY boxer has been invited to spar with a prizefighting champion after successfully defending his Central England Men’s Lightweight title.Alex ‘Pinky’ Florence will train with Chris Jenkins, who won the light welterweight prizefighter title last
GOALS from Paul Jones and Josh Hunt saw Wellington secure an impressive 2-2 draw at second placed Gornal Athletic in West Midlands (Regional) League Premier Division.Gornal opened the scoring after just three minutes but came back strongly to level through
SKIER Colin Tucker proved his ice cool mentality by coming fourth in the slalom at the Federation Internationale de Ski (FIS) World Winter Masters Games.Tucker, from Mordiford, also finished sixth in the giant slalom at the Games in Quebec, but did not
Latest bridge results.Birches BC, Monday Winter Pairs 5: 1 Andrew Lowe and Jane Russell 62.04%, 2 Janet and Sam Hardy 58.85, 3 Sally Pike and Phillipa Jarvis 54.69; Wednesday Winter Pairs 8: 1 Elizabeth Williams and Ros Price 63.18%, 2 Di Martin and
A MARCUS Palmer goal saw Westfields beat second from bottom Dunkirk in Midland Football League Premier Division.Westfields had the first chance of the game when Jamie Cuss found space 20 yards from goal before firing his shot inches wide of the right-hand
A HEREFORD man who hit the right note when he appeared on BBC television talent show The Voice has dedicated his performance to his family. Andrew Boucher – an air conditioning engineer by day and pop star impressionist by night – sang himself
A FIRST half blitz saw Pegasus Juniors comfortably beat Wednesfield in West Midlands (Regional) League Premier Division on Tuesday night.The match kicked off at 8.10pm rather than 7.45pm due to Wednesfield being stuck in traffic.But the delay did not
HEREFORD could play host to food wars this summer. The Hereford Times reported last week how Worcester-based IK Events was planning a Hereford Food Festival after Visit Herefordshire announced that they would not be running the Flavours of Herefordshire
ON a recent visit to Here- fordshire to see my parents I saw the Hereford Times of January 29 and read about the endless wrangles about the mythical bypass, more housing plans being rejected and another venerable city pub calling last orders forever
HEREFORD Roller Derby's Horror Bulls team are in action this Sunday.The team will be against Dolly Rockit Rollers of Leicester at Neath Sports Centre in the British Championships.Hosts Swansea City Roller Derby will play Belfast.Doors open at 1.45pm.
A SPECIAL guest from Malawi will be jetting in for Fairtrade fortnight in Hay-on-Wye. Allan Saidi, an administrator for KCG – a Fairtrade certified sugar cane project in Malawi – will share first hand stories of how Fairtrade has had a positive impact
HEREFORD in Bloom has come up with a novel idea to help raise the funds to pay for planting the flower beds and planters around the city centre. When Herefordshire Council withdrew funding for flower displays last year, Bloom volunteers raised
LEOMINSTER could be set to host its first marathon this year. Brian Mills – who has run a staggering total of 1,041 marathons in his lifetime – is one of the people behind the idea. Organisers are lining up the inaugural event for Sunday, October
THE county’s biggest food festival has been cancelled by organisers, Visit Herefordshire, for 2015. But a smaller, replacement one is being organised by Worcester-based events company IK Events. We asked readers who took part in this week’s
UP to £40 million could be at stake in the legal dispute between Herefordshire Council and its former major contract partner Amey. This morning (Wed) the Hereford Times revealed that both parties were at odds over a “high value and complex” dispute
A DISABLED woman said she was left 'embarrassed and tearful' after a bus driver refused to let her on board without a certificate to prove how much she weighed in her wheelchair.Samantha Hemes, 22, suffers with dystonia – a condition which causes muscle
WITH reference to the letter from Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association chief executive Charlotte Morton (AD technology helps keep farmers farming, January 29), and Cllr Greenow’s statement that organic power is “ruining our dairy farmers
