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rebecca cain »
To Chile and Argentina!
Posted on 11:52am Friday 1st August 2008
After a mammouth and dreary flight we arrived in Santiago, feeling very confused and disorientated as we relived the 5th June because of the time change. My head was mush and I felt so exhausted that I simply fell into bed that night.
Liz Griffin »
Herefordshire's Cut the Cancer Misery Miles
Posted on 8:03pm Monday 28th July 2008
A three year campaign to improve treatment for cancer patients in Herefordshire has paid off
Anne Glover »
respect and responsibility
Posted on 1:25pm Tuesday 22nd July 2008
I recently met actress Virginia McKenna who many know for her connection with the Herefordshire museum for Violette Szabo and who played the part of Violette in the film ‘They Carved Her Name With Pride’.
Mark Bowen »
New technology should make roads safer
Posted on 11:51am Tuesday 22nd July 2008
CRIMINALS using Herefordshire's roads should have nowhere to hide with the use of high-tech equipment to scan vehicle number plates.
Ian Morris »
How Herefordshire competes with Glastonbury
Posted on 4:10pm Friday 18th July 2008
THE familiar moan repeated by the county’s younger population is that there is little in the way of entertainment in Herefordshire.
Dolly Field »
Freya wannabe
Posted on 4:09pm Wednesday 16th July 2008
Mum is embarrassed to discover that she is morphing into her own baby daughter…
Anne Glover »
Herefordshire Country Fair
Posted on 11:27am Wednesday 16th July 2008
THE Herefordshire Country Fair is in its 29th year and attracts more than 8,000 people who all help to raise money for local charities.
Dolly Field »
Forbidden fruit
Posted on 10:12am Wednesday 9th July 2008
Freya shows her dad who is boss, during her bath/bed-time routine, whilst mum is out having a lovely time…
Ian Morris »
Hereford's north/south divide
Posted on 1:04pm Friday 4th July 2008
MOST major cities have their urban rivalries. Belfast is knows for its painted paving stones and sectarian separation while South African towns are still largely divided on racial grounds.
Dolly Field »
All grown-up
Posted on 1:07pm Wednesday 2nd July 2008
Freya’s smelly feet is just one of many indications that she is growing up…
Mark Bowen »
Beer goggles drive home safety message
Posted on 12:50pm Wednesday 2nd July 2008
Tomorrow's Hereford Times reports on county students indulging in a novel activity to warn them of the dangers of drinking and driving.
Ian Morris »
Brazil's nuts behind the wheel
Posted on 8:59am Monday 30th June 2008
Driving abroad is always a challenge to say the least. I have been “lucky” enough to experience motoring in Spain, Portugal and the Caribbean, but nothing prepared me for getting into a car in Brazil.
ged musto »
Anne Glover »
Transplant donors
Posted on 2:13pm Thursday 26th June 2008
IT’S always a privilege to talk to people or learn about people who’s lives have inspired or affected others. When Mark Preece from Belmont died last February from meningitis at the age of 42 his family and friends were shocked by the suddenness of his death.
Dolly Field »
Café Freya
Posted on 9:32am Thursday 26th June 2008
Toy microwave bought at car-boot sale leads to the creation of a fully equipped play café…
Dolly Field »
The copying game
Posted on 12:13pm Thursday 19th June 2008
Mum uses new doll to try to encourage daughter to eat vegetables and brush her teeth, but it backfires…
ged musto »
Liz Griffin »
Publish and be damned?
Posted on 10:22pm Monday 16th June 2008
Is the Hereford Times publishing too much or too little? Why you can't please all of the people all of the time...
rebecca cain »
From Fiji to New Zealand
Posted on 11:12pm Sunday 15th June 2008
My week in Fiji consisted of eating, reading, lying in the sun and eating a little bit more. It was a much needed break (!) after out constant travelling. We flew into Nadi which is an interesting city. IT was very busy, quite dirty and bit smoggy. We found a relatively comfortable hostel, as in the beds were quite clean and we were treated to toast for breakfast. This was all to change though as we paid for an all included package deal and went island hopping in the Yasewa Islands. We cruised to the top of the cluster of islands to a place called Tavewa. We were welcomed with a traditional BULA (welcome) which included dancing and singing and shook all of the staff member´s hands. The staff were so friendly and so happy and really spoiled us. We had not eaten so much food in months.
Mark Bowen »
Time to let the train take the strain?
Posted on 10:00am Thursday 12th June 2008
Working as a journalist means I occasionally get the opportunity to travel around the country. Last week, I headed to Glasgow with news editor Ian Morris to visit colleagues working on our Scottish sister papers.
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