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Nick Vaughan »
Nick finishes!
Posted on 11:35am Monday 5th January 2009
Days 8-12 from Cllr Nick Vaughan on his Charity Cycle-Ride in aid of Barrs Court School's 'Hydrasense' Appeal. You can still sponsor online at: justgiving.com/cllrnickvaughan.
Nick Vaughan »
Nick in the North!
Posted on 11:06am Monday 5th January 2009
Days 4-8 update from Cllr Nick Vaughan on his Charity Cycle-Ride in aid of Barrs Court School's 'Hydrasense' Appeal.
Ian Morris »
Time to remove the rose-tinted specs
Posted on 10:47am Wednesday 31st December 2008
PESSIMISTIC articles are never hard to find in national newspapers. The Daily Express tells readers on a daily basis that crime is on the rise, terrorists are only miles away and that the next big freeze or flash flood is just around the corner.
Bob Thompson »
Return from French West Africa
Posted on 6:00pm Sunday 21st December 2008
Some of the beliefs and customs I came across in Mali and Burkina Faso
ged musto »
Nick Vaughan »
Councillor is lucky with the weather!
Posted on 4:52pm Wednesday 10th December 2008
Days 1-4 update from Cllr Nick Vaughan on his Charity Cycle-Ride in aid of Barrs Court School's 'Hydrasense' Appeal.
Nick Vaughan »
Councillor gets on his bike!
Posted on 3:49pm Monday 8th December 2008
Cllr Nick Vaughan has now departed on his Charity Cycle-Ride. Here, he talks about his preparations for the ride, which began this past weekend. An update of days 1-4 will be published online shortly.
Mark Bowen »
Making for a safer drive
Posted on 5:07pm Monday 1st December 2008
YESTERDAY I went driving as part of my advanced driving course. Once you’ve signed up for this course, run by the Herefordshire branch of the Institute of Advanced Motorists, you are assigned an observer who will give you advice as you make your way to take the advanced driving test.
Bob Thompson »
Getting there and away
Posted on 7:50pm Sunday 30th November 2008
Travel in Africa is always contains a level of uncertainty, so one has to be patient and accept that a six hour journey can take twelve or the bus might not go when you are told it does.
Bob Thompson »
Traditional Horsemen
Posted on 11:17am Saturday 15th November 2008
It is difficult to find traditional horsemen In Mali and Burkina Faso because they live deep in the countryside and are not interested in telling the secrets of their ways to outsiders.
Bob Thompson »
Guides
Posted on 5:05pm Monday 10th November 2008
Help from a gentleman guide after being deserted in Dogon country
rebecca cain »
A steep learning curve in becoming a journalist
Posted on 8:02pm Thursday 6th November 2008
The next month following my journey to become a journalist. One exam passed, shorthand improving and meeting the Hairy Bikers is just some of the things which has happened.
Anne Glover »
A moment with Jo Brand
Posted on 1:50pm Wednesday 5th November 2008
When I interviewed comedian, Jo Brand, I didn't escape the contempt she clearly showed for the tabloid press - it was one of the first things she mentioned - but was rather hoping she'd have a more generous attitude towards us provincial journalists.
Bob Thompson »
Mitchell Stansbury »
Embrace the Pain Bulls Fans
Posted on 8:59pm Saturday 1st November 2008
It's not what we're used to in recent times, but a relegation battle needn't be all doom and gloom. There are a more than a few good reasons to do your bit at Edgar Street this season.
Bob Thompson »
Journey to Djenne
Posted on 10:27pm Tuesday 21st October 2008
Although the extreme heat is over, it still tries all those who travel
Bob Thompson »
Searching for horse games in Africa
Posted on 6:13pm Thursday 16th October 2008
I am looking for what is left of a vibrant equine culture that once existed in Mali and Burkina Faso
wendy tarplee »
Getting Into A Routine
Posted on 12:28pm Tuesday 14th October 2008
Grrr!! I'm writing this article for the second time after managing to delete the first version instead of uploading it!! That really isn't good for the stress levels.
Anne Glover »
A timely reminder
Posted on 11:14am Monday 13th October 2008
AS I was walking through Hereford on Saturday a lady handed me a leaflet that said it was too late to repent and the end had now come. Bible prophesy was coming true and that we'd all pay for our sins - the global credit crisis was in fact, the signs of the end of the world.
rebecca cain »
Starting on the path to becoming a journalist
Posted on 4:22pm Monday 6th October 2008
I became a trainee journalist at the start of September studying at the bottom of the country in a little Cornish town called Pool at Cornwall College.
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