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Traffic slow in Hereford

4:27pm Friday 16th May 2008

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By Philip Wilkinson-Jones »

TRAFFIC is slow both ways on Edgar Street in Hereford.

Reports suggest police and council workers are in the area clearing up after an earlier incident.

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