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  • Free media marketing class

    Herefordshire companies will be given a unique insight into embracing social media marketing when one of the sector’s leading figures hosts an interactive workshop. Hallam Communications’ Susan Hallam has teamed up with Business Link West Midlands

  • Charity dog show confirmed

    HEREFORD & Worcester Animal Rescue are holding a fundraising dog show near Bromyard this Sunday (Jun 6). Expect plenty of fun classes, stalls and shows at the Brockhampton Estate from 10am onwards. The show will be opened by Lucy Dillon, romantic

  • Police search for missing Ledbury woman

    POLICE are searching for a missing Ledbury woman. Louella Seabourne, aged 60, was last seen at Ledbury Market House in High Street at 5pm yesterday by a member of staff at Leadon Bank Care Home that she is staying at. Police have said that Miss Seabourne

  • Fringe events for Leominster Festival

    LEOMINSTER’S Playhouse Company and Cinema are getting into the festival spirit with two fringe events. Steel Magnolias by Robert Harling is the latest play to be staged by the Playhouse Company, and can be seen tomorrow (Friday) and Saturday at 7.30pm

  • Choral treat for quake funds

    A FUND-RAISING concert for Save the Children’s Haiti and Chile Earthquake Relief Fund takes place on Saturday at St Mary’s Church in Kington. A programme including Mozart’s Requiem K626 and Handel’s Hallelujah Chorus will be performed by North Herefordshire

  • Cathedral Singers' concert

    BRECON Cathedral Singers, under the professional, enthusiastic and youthful hand of Richard West, the director of music at Christ College, will perform at Hay Festival tomorrow (Friday) in a repeat of the well-received concert they gave in Brecon last

  • New gallery for Malvern

    THE inaugural exhibition at Malvern’s new The Central Gallery presents artists’ diverse responses to landscape through painting, sculpture, ceramics and glass – responses which prove as varied as the landscape itself. The 13 artists in At Nature’s Front

  • Fairytale start to the season

    HAMPTON Court is the venue for a series of open air theatre events presented by Chapterhouse Theatre Company this summer, starting with A Midsummer Night’s Dream on Thursday, June 10. There is more Shakespeare on June 24 and July 1 with performances

  • Weekend of folk a feast for the ears

    THE Garway Folk Weekend kicks off with a music and song session in the village pub The Moon from 5.30pm tomorrow (Friday). It then moves to the big marquee behind the pub for a concert starring some well-known performers from the world of folk music,

  • Peel-style showcase evening

    THE Wild Hare Club hosts an extraordinary one-off show on Friday, June 11, bringing together three diverse artists: punk poet John Cooper Clarke, reggae DJ Don Letts and songwriter Helen McCookerybook, all of whom cut their performing teeth during the

  • Love story in church setting

    THE atmospheric deserted St John the Baptist Church in Llanwarne provides the backdrop to an open-air production of Romeo and Juliet on June 11. Presented by Arts Alive, Miracle Theatre Company is touring a fresh adaptation of Shakespeare’s timeless

  • Monk's tale takes off

    BASED on the true story of Eilmer of Malmesbury, an 11th century monk who made himself some wings and tried to fly from the tower at Malmesbury Abbey, Soop Productions’ The Flying Monk is an hilarious tale of history, habits and hang-gliding. The production

  • City actor plays Sedaka's writer

    FORMER Cathedral School student Edward Handoll is currently appearing in Laughter in the Rain playing at Malvern Theatres until Saturday. Edward, who starred as Buddy Holly in the sell-out production of Buddy which came to Malvern in 2008

  • Jamboree of poetic performances

    THE second Hay Poetry Jamboree, a festival of innovative poetry and art, takes place from today (Thursday) until Saturday at Oriel Contemporary Arts, Salem Chapel, Hay-on-Wye. The independent annual event showcases the work of experimental poets and

  • Tales from the riverbank

    TAKE the family on a rip-roaring musical ride along the road of friendship as The Wind in the Willows arrives at The Courtyard. Kenneth Grahame’s unforgettable story of Ratty, Mole, Badger and Toad was inspired by his upbringing on the banks of the Thames

  • Music star's travelling life through the lens

    AN exhibition of photos by well-known local drummer-percussionist and saxophone player Pedro Brown can currently be seen at Hereford Museum and Art Gallery. Over the last 30 years, Pedro has travelled extensively around the world and in the process has

  • Burghill Valley golfer top in the 14 Rolex Tour

    BURGHILL Valley golfer Cliff Evans won the Rolex Tour 14th Annual Golf Competition for the sixth time when the tour party spent six superb days on the Costa Del Sol. The competition, played in Stableford format, saw Evans beat Herefordshire Golf

  • Monmouth Cricket Club climb to top of Division 2 table

    MONMOUTH have gone top of the Worcestershire County Cricket League Division 2 after a winning draw at home to rivals Burghill & Tillington. The Welshmen struggled early on against accurate bowling from Mike Pledge (2-37) and limped to 78-4

  • Hereford Boxing Club's royal honour

    A HEREFORD boxing club have proved they are not punching above their weight after scooping a coveted Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service, writes PAUL BROOME. Wye Amateur Boxing Club, which boasts former professional Darren ‘Dazzo’ Williams among

  • Making a French connection

    BROMYARD celebrates 30 years of European friendship this week. A delegation from the market town travelled to France on Wednesday (Jun 2) to re-affirm their twinning with the Normandy town of Athis. The charter was signed on both sides of the Channel

  • Hereford-born Connor Wickham leads England to European glory

    HEREFORD-born footballer Connor Wickham played a major role in England’s triumph at the European Under-17 Championship in Liechtenstein. The Ipswich Town youngster scored twice in the semi-finals and then bagged the winner in the final as England beat

  • In a pedicab made for two...

    WITH this ring... Dale Badman sounds the bell that clears the way through Hereford’s High Town for him and his new bride Heather Rowlands. The happy couple turned heads in the pedicab that picked them up after they swapped vows at Hereford

  • Borders police budget slashed under new coalition

    DYFED Powys Police has had its budget slashed by £900,000 under the new coalition government. Senior officers and the Police Authority are now trying to work out how to meet this “significant challenge” after news came from the Home Office last Thursday

  • Youngsters strike silver at royal flower show

    VULNERABLE youngsters from Ross-on-Wye have blossomed into award winning gardeners. Ten who are under the care of the Supported Housing for Young People project took silver at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show last week. Residents at the charity's Ross foyer

  • Woman dies in accident two weeks from 21st birthday

    A "BEAUTIFUL" young woman has been killed in a road accident near Ross-on-Wye just two weeks short of her 21st birthday. Kate Mitchell died when her Peugeot 206 was in collision with a Ford Focus at the junction of the A449 and B4224 at Old