COUNTY parents are finding out which primary school their child will be attending from September – and the vast majority have secured a place at their first choice.Herefordshire Council has made 1,899 offers with 93.3% of those classed within the "
THE Hereford Times has launched a campaign to highlight and promote the best of the county. Our aim is to explain why it’s a great place in which to live, work and do business. Here Assistant Editor Ian Morris explains why We’re Backing Herefordshire
Gervase Phinn - a teacher, freelance lecturer, author, poet, school inspector, educational consultant and visiting professor of education who is best known for his autobiographical accounts of his time as a school inspector in the Yorkshire Dales - will
EASTNOR Cricket Club chairman Jim Sandford is hopeful his side can have a much better campaign this year as they start life back in the Worcestershire League. The villagers have had a torrid couple of years and sustained successive relegations
The North Herefordshire Hunt Point-to-Point scheduled for tomorrow (Saturday) at Hereford Racecourse has been called off. Following an official inspection this morning (Friday), the ground was deemed 'unsafe' due to hard patches on the course.
Following an acclaimed, sold-out run at Chichester Festival Theatre, Fracked! or: please don’t use the f-word is now on tour, appearing at Malvern Theatres from Monday, April 24.Alistair Beaton’s provocative new comedy takes us to an idyllic English village
INCREDIBLE scenery is one of the things this county is best known for, drawing in visitors from far and wide to enjoy its very own natural wonders.It is that scenery – and its journey into existence – that is the basis for a new book called 'Herefordshire
LOCAL residents and Co-op, Hay-on-Wye have celebrated the announcement of a cash injection into the local community following the launch last September of the Co-op new membership scheme.Using the scheme customers who have swiped their membership cards
A LACK of finances mean that Burghill, Tillington & Weobley won't be fielding an overseas player this season. A break in at the villagers' Brick House ground earlier this year hit the club hard, with an expensive CCTV and alarm system now in place
AN unemployed man who stole electricity to grow cannabis will take at least eight years to clear his debt unless he gets a job in the meantime. Mark Douglas owes British Gas £2,223 for electricity he abstracted to grow cannabis and a judge has
VETERAN defender Ryan Green says he will be looking to win a fourth league title on the bounce next season. The Welshman has won back-to-back championships with Hereford, which came on the back of him winning the Southern League Division
IT'S National Tea Day! An integral part of UK culture for decades, us Brits now apparently brew 62 million cups of tea every year. We all know that tea solves pretty much any problem and we're big fans of any tea-related activity. BUT
A CAT was poisoned in an area of Hereford, police have said. Officers received a report of an incident yesterday from the Waterfield Road area regarding the poisoning of a cat. A spokesman for West Mercia Police said: "A vet has confirmed that
A VIGILANTE who ignored police advice in a bid to protect Hereford teenagers from paedophiles will himself appear before a court following an attack which left a woman needing hospital treatment. Self-proclaimed ‘paedophile hunter’ David John Poole
A SECURITY camera could soon be used in a market town to deter dog owners from leaving their pet's mess.Kington Town Council have asked Herefordshire Council for a moveable CCTV camera to help catch owners who fail to clear up their dog's mess.Town
