HEREFORD will became a Polish “embassy” for a day this month. The consular section of the London embassy will set up shop at the Kindle Centre on Belmont Road between 9am and 3pm on September 29. It follows a similar visit last year. Anyone
A COMPUTER firm manager today denied attempting to murder his former wife and her new partner in Ledbury. Peter Mason, aged 58, also pleaded not guilty to two charges of wounding with intent at the same address in The Homend, Ledbury, on July
OFFICERS in Leominster say they want to thank the anonymous person who sent flowers to the town’s police station. A note with the bouquet expressed sympathy and outrage at last week’s fatal shootings of PC Nicola Hughes and PC Fiona Bone in
IT was reported last week that Britons are now spending nearly £8bn a year to park their cars, with prices rising by 12 per cent in 2011. A survey has suggested these rising costs are deterring shoppers from visiting town centres and that 69 per
LEOMINSTER Community Centre has been broken into for the second time in a matter of weeks. Thieves broke into the School Road building between 10pm last Tuesday (September 18) and 8am Wednesday morning. They then took a number of items, including
Tuesday, September 25 at allpay.park. Kick-off 7.45pm. WESTFIELDS v SOLIHULL MOORS: (from) 1. JAMIE MOORE 2. PHIL HARRIS 3. JOEL EDWARDS 4. DENE WHITTAL-WILLIAMS 5. SCOTT JACKSON 6. WILL LOUGHMAN 7. CRAIG JONES 8. JAMIE CUSS 9. RICHARD
A VILLAGE pub has made it into the prestigious Good Pub Guide for having an enviable outside lavatory. The men's facilities at the Tram Inn at Eardisley impressed reviewers putting together the popular guide and named the county pub as the first
WORKSHOPS caught fire near Ross-on-Wye on Friday. Firefighters were called to a farm in Quarry Lane, Gorsley, at 6.30pm and used two hose reels and a main jet to extinguished the flames. The fire was brought under control by 9.05pm, but crews
RUSSIAN State Ballet and Opera House brings the ballet classic Swan Lake to The Courtyard on Saturday, October 6 at 7.30pm. Danced to Tchaikovsky’s original score, Swan Lake remains one of the best known and most loved ballets of all time - the
By John Rushby-Smith Unbelievably, more time has elapsed since Bartók’s Second String Quartet was written than between it and the late Beethoven quartets whose mantle it so clearly inherits. Like late Beethoven it is overtly modernistic in the way it
HEREFORD Sea Cadets has opened its new headquarters. The new £250,000 building at Wyeside, funded by benefactor Clive Richards and the Veolia Environmental Trust, replaces several ramshackle huts. Speaking at the opening Lieutenant Sheila Taylor
4:07pm All evening classes and activities will be running as normal at Hereford Leisure Centre. 3:44pm Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service have been called to more
FLOODING is causing huge problems on the roads in Herefordshire this morning. An accident has already been reported on the A438 at Trumpet, the B4348 between Clehonger and Peterchurch is closed. The A465 at Stoke Lacy is also blocked, while
THE decision to discuss Herefordshire Council ’s highly-paid new chief executive position in secret session has been branded “an absolute nonsense”. It’s Our County leader Councillor Mark Hubbard told an employment panel, sitting before a private
I FEEL obliged to write to the Hereford Times as my complaints to Amey and the council fall on deaf ears regarding the state of the parks and open spaces. Since the start of the summer I have become concerned that Amey appears to have decided to
A COUNTY farming business is thriving after making a savvy green investment. NR & SLM Green, owned by Nigel and Sally Green and based at Much Fawley Farm near Ross -on-Wye, invested £2million in a new anaerobic digester plant (AD). The
BBC Radio 3 will be broadcasting live from The Courtyard for the performance by City of London Sinfonia on Tuesday, October 9. Leading UK orchestra the City of London Sinfonia and the critically acclaimed guitar duo the Katona Twins present an
