Herefordshire News, Hereford News, - From The Hereford Times

Sarah Carr, Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Candidate for Hereford and South Herefordshire, wonders why state bank was involved in Cadbury buyout

8:00am Tuesday 9th February 2010

I AM very concerned about the takeover of Cadbury by Kraft Foods. Cadbury is a national institution which provides thousands of jobs in the UK including more than 100 in Herefordshire.

Phil Watts of Moreton-on-Lugg thinks railway crossing should remain closed

12:00pm Monday 8th February 2010

IMUST air my concerns regarding the railway crossing in Moreton-on-Lugg.

Lucy Hurds, Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Candidate for North Herefordshire, thinks Bill Wiggin MP should remember all those he serves

8:00am Monday 8th February 2010

YET again, I find myself having to remind our MP, Bill Wiggin, that he is supposed to represent the people of Herefordshire and speak on their behalf.

Dr Ian Roberts of Hereford says get real on climate change science

12:00pm Sunday 7th February 2010

DR David Walter (“Planet’s climate has constantly changed”, Readers’ Times, January 7) may have a scientific background but he has lost his ability to distinguish scientific tosh from scientific fact.

Mike Cockett of Leominster suggests its time for a council tax cut, not a rise

8:00am Sunday 7th February 2010

I READ in the Hereford Times (January 14) that council tax is about to rise again. How about they cut it?

Chris Hinsley of Leominster offers praise where it's due for pothole repairs

12:00pm Saturday 6th February 2010

I KNOW that the Herefordshire roads are in a terrible state after all the frost damage.

Sandie Taylor, Vice Chair of Open Door, says thank you

8:00am Saturday 6th February 2010

Hereford Open Door charity managed to open the shelter for six days over Christmas, providing breakfasts, lunches and takeaway food bags for people who are homeless and have all sorts of problems.

Christopher Whitmey, Chair of Governors of The Hereford Academy, asserts school results are complex

12:00pm Friday 5th February 2010

IN THE January 21 edition of the Hereford Times, “highlight anomalies” was an apt phrase in your headline to the schools’ GCSE results.

F E Dupp of Kington thinks homes are a blot on face of town

8:00am Friday 5th February 2010

HAVE Kingtonians been to see the excrescences being built by Bloor Homes at the old Eardisley Road site?

Ian Foster of Walford wonders how Hereford Academy sees its future now?

12:00pm Thursday 4th February 2010

IN the letters page of the Hereford Times of June 18, 2009, John Sheppard, the head of the Hereford Academy, in seeking public support for his school, regaled your readers with a lengthy account of how successful it is.

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