POLICE are appealing for information regarding an elderly lady who was seen looking ‘disorientated’ after falling in the early hours of this morning. Police received a call just after midnight this morning from a woman who was concerned about an
I AM writing to express my concern about the proposals for the incinerator at Hartlebury. I am surprised that it is planned to burn waste when there are more environmentally friendly and cost effective means of disposing of waste. I have strong
ROYAL BRITISH LEGION - The next meeting of Eardisley and District branch is in the New Strand today (Thursday) at 8pm. Members of the public will be welcome to attend at 8.30pm when Lt Col Forrest will be speaking on the subject of the Falklands.
LIBRARY - The new community library will be based at Horsecroft and stocked with books from Herefordshire library service, including large print and children’s books. Staffed by local volunteers, it will open on Tuesday mornings and Thursday afternoons
BUS TIMES - There were some changes to bus services from September 3. The first bus of the day runs five minutes earlier. 659 from Nover Wood, reaching the Country bus station for 7.22am. The 4.24pm bus to Hereford runs earlier at 4.09pm by Holme
GARWAY LIVE - At Garway Village Hall on Saturday at 8pm enjoy Abelwell Foundation, a brilliant West Midlands reggae band bringing the Jamaican sunshine to Garway. Playing covers by Bob Marley, Sugar Minott and Jimmy Cliff as well as cuts from their
WYE TANGO - An Argentine tango beginners’ course starts today (Thursday) for 11 weeks and will include nine lessons and two practice sessions. The venue is Hereford Farmers’ Club, Widemarsh Street, from 7pm- 8pm. The cost is £45 for the course and
TOUR - On Saturday, enjoy a guided tour of the ancient church of St Cuthbert on the River Wye and discover angels, demons and knights in armour. This event is held in association with neighbouring Holme Lacy House Hotel where you are also invited
ART CLUB - Invites you to their art exhibition in Kilpeck Village Hall from 10am to 5pm, September 6-16. A wide range of work by club members will be on display, with many items for sale. Also light refreshments and raffle.
HELP WITH BILLS - Teme Valley Environment Group will be having an information stall at Harry Tuffin’s Supermarket next Thursday, September 13, from 9am to noon, and local AM Kirsty Williams will be joining volunteers to talk about how people might
FLICKS IN THE STICKS - Presents The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (12A) on September 14, in the village hall. Doors open 7pm, the film starts at 7.30pm. Tickets on the door £3.50 adults, £2 children. Refreshments available.
SERVICE - The Fun, Food and Faith Service is on Saturday at 6pm in the community centre. For details, call Trixy Goodger on 01981 590637.
DUCK RACE - Thanks go to everyone who helped make Saturday’s duck race and barbecue such a success. First duck home was 136 A Egremont-Lee, second 716 Tom and Joyce of Small Farms Butchers, Hay, third 586 Doreen Watkins, fourth 1022 John Bufton.
AFTERGLOW - On Saturday the famous local Forest of Dean Male Voice Choir will be at Much Birch Church with soloist Jayne Swann for an evening of music and song. Following the concert join the after glow in Much Birch Community Hall and enjoy a drink
PRIDE IN Pembridge - Will meet as usual in the Market Square today (Thursday) at 10am. OLD CHAPEL GALLERY - The exhibition for h.Art begins on Saturday at 11am, featuring new works by Vicki Jackson, Lucinda Lewis, Claire Delaney, John Rux-Burton
SERVICE - There is a service of holy communion on Sunday at Kinsham at 9.30am and St Andrew’s Church at 11am. QUIZ - There is a quiz at the Radnorshire Arms next Thursday, September 13, at 8pm. The first prize is a French food hamper worth
COFFEE AND MARKET - This Saturday there will be two events in Stoke Lacy Church, both running from 10am to noon. A coffee morning will be hosted by the Stoke Lacy Energy Group, as will the regular produce market featuring a wide range of fresh local
PRIZE BINGO - In aid of St Michael’s Hospice at Weobley Primary School, Wednesday, 6.30pm for a 7pm start. Any donations or enquiries to Ann Dyer on 01544 318627.
CRASH - A woman was released from her car following an accident at Thinghill Court, Withington, on Sunday at 12.30pm. The fire service attended before she was taken to hospital.
AUTUMN FAIR - Whatever the weather. it’s all indoors. The parish church doors open on Saturday at 2pm. The focus will be on family fun with games and competitions for children and stalls of home made sweets and cakes, bric-a-brac, local history,
Herefordshire Council's employment panel meets in secret next Thursday to debate the latest developments in the search for a new chief executive or similar senior management position. The council says the meeting has to go behind closed doors because
Herefordshire Council's cabinet will go into secret session to decide on the contract that kick-starts superfast broadband in the county. Cabinet meets behind closed doors to make that decision at the council's Brockington HQ next Thursday
Reports out of Westminster suggest Leominster MP Bill Wiggin is no longer a government whip.
HEREFORDSHIRE’S Roger Chilman and codriver Brian Thomas dominated Saturday’s Ludlow Woodpecker Stages to earn their first success in seven years of trying. The county driver set five fastest times over the 42 competitive miles to win by 12 seconds
FIRSTLY I would like to thank Councillor Derek Prodger for his response (Readers’ Times, August 23) to my earlier letter concerning the Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Authority (HWFRA). Unfortunately his comments were, by and large, generalisations
