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A SUPERB collection of over 20 Cognacs from the 1840s will be sold as part of Brightwells’ upcoming wine and spirit auction to be held at 11am on Wednesday, May 2. The Cognacs have lain undisturbed in a Staffordshire Cellar for over 100 years.

HERITAGE experts have praised Hereford’s Old Market development ten years after they last visited the city. Members of Historic England’s Urban Panel visited the city in October and praised how Herefordshire Council successfully managed to integrate

Stop digging As one of the ‘ Labour politicians’ quoted in the Hereford Times reports to which Bill Wiggins took objection  I advise him to stop digging when in a hole.  Someone who has chosen to put himself in the public eye should be prepared

STAFF from the Urdd brought the Urdd Eisteddfod Jambori to Radnor Valley School recently. The whole school were joined by Radnor Valley Rainbows for the 30 minute interactive show filled with singing, dancing and fun all in Welsh to develop the

THE second annual Plant Fair at St Michael's Hospice in Bartestree will kick-off the early May Bank Holiday. The free event on May 4-5 (11am-5pm) will celebrate the joy of gardening with plant lovers having the chance to browse a wide range of herbaceous

Singing in different languages is quite normal for The Britten Singers but singing in five languages in one concert is certainly a challenge for the choir in their latest concert. Pamela White, the choir's founder and director, has planned a programme

WILLOW Fedor, a student at Hereford Ballet School successfully auditioned for the Wales and West Cecchetti Ballet Associates. These monthly classes are held at the fabulous Ballet Cymru studios in Newport. The associates attend classes in classical

MORE than one in five of the social workers dealing with children and families in Herefordshire left their jobs in the 12 months up to September last year, government figures reveal. Statistics published by the Department for Education show that

On Friday, April 27 at the Burton Hotel Kington, Steve Tilston and Jez Lowe two of the UK acoustic/folk scene's most popular, award-winning singer-songwriters will be performing together for a concert filled with songs and music, chat and banter. First

THE Hereford Rail Male Voice Choir is holding its Annual Concert on Saturday, May 19 at 7.30pm, at Holy Trinity Church, Whitecross Road, Hereford. Back by popular demand, Dick Brice has agreed to be guest artist at the annual concert. He last performed

A PLAQUE commemorating the eight children who died in a fire at Hereford’s Garrick Theatre has been dedicated in the Lady Arbour of Hereford Cathedral. A poignant and moving service was held in front of the plaque last Friday morning. It was

A LINK between Hartpury College and Westfields is proving a fruitful one as the allpay.park side approach an 'absolutely crazy' run of games which will see them play four more games this month. Andy Bevan's side hosted Heanor Town last night before

HEREFORD FC recorded a historic third championship title in as many season as they book their place back in the National League. Whether Pete Beadle’s side will play in the Northern or Southern league next season is undecided but his side will be

HEREFORD Football Club has secured its third successive promotion. The Bulls were crowned champions after traveling down south to beat Biggleswade Town on Tuesday night. Midfield stalwart Rob Purdie scored the only goal of the game from the

AN INJURY time try winner saw Hereford fall to their first defeat in four games in a 24-22 defeat at the hands of relegation threatened Rugby Lions. The Wyesiders conceded an early try but soon responded following a lineout and a scrum Gareth Jones

DOZENS of people with autism in Herefordshire say they are victims of hate crime or have suffered from bullying, according to a council report. A survey run by volunteers of the local National Autistic Society branch was presented to Herefordshire

A CITY centre worker has said a paved area of the Old Market's car park is an "accident waiting to happen." Marie-Louise Evans has questioned why the road surface at the corner of Waitrose is paved and a different surface to the rest of the car