Paul Rogers Blog: People should get behind Hereford FC

Paul Rogers Blog: People should get behind Hereford FC

SPORTS reporter Paul Rogers believes everyone should now forget the past and get behind Hereford FC.

The Paul Rogers Blog - A phoenix club is the way forward for Hereford United

IN his blog this week, Paul Rogers believes that starting again and forming a phoenix club is the best course of action for Hereford United.
The Paul Rogers Blog: Hereford's Old Market is what the city needs

HEREFORD Times reporter Paul Rogers believes that the Old Market will bring Hereford into the 21st Century without having an adverse effect on the city centre. Read what he has to say here.
The Paul Rogers Blog: Herefordshire's roads are a disgrace

AFTER reporting on many potholes for more than a year, Hereford Times reporter Paul Rogers gives his take on the problem that has got everyone talking.
The Paul Rogers blog: England Cricket Board were wrong in dismissing Kevin Pietersen

IN his blog this week, Paul Rogers says that the England Cricket Board should not have dismissed Kevin Pietersen. Do you agree? Have your say and vote on our poll.
The Paul Rogers Blog: A four-year-old child is too young to have an iPad

IN his blog this week, Paul Rogers states why he thinks that parents should not be asked to pay for iPads for children as young as four
The Paul Rogers Blog: My view on the Edgar Street trees saga

IN his blog this week, Paul Rogers gives his view about the plan to cut down at least 10 trees in Edgar Street, Hereford, to make way for an additional lane. What do you think? Have your say by voting on our poll.
The Paul Rogers Blog: Where will Hereford United finish this season?

IN his blog this week, Paul Rogers gives his predictions for the new Skill Premier League and discusses how Hereford United will fare.
The Paul Rogers Blog: Why recreation facilities should be protected

FOLLOWING news that two tennis courts could be lost to the bulldozers in Hereford, Paul Rogers gives his views on why they should be protected.
The Paul Rogers Blog: People will complain about anything these days!

FOLLOWING the BBC being forced to apologise after Holly Willoughby wore a revealing dress on The Voice, Hereford Times senior reporter Paul Rogers discusses why people feel the need to complain about everything.
The Paul Rogers Blog: Libraries and Museums should be saved

IN his blog this week, Hereford Times senior reporter Paul Rogers explains why he thinks that cultural services are crucial to users in the county.
The Paul Rogers Blog: Hereford United review 2012/13

IN his blog this week, Hereford Times senior reporter Paul Rogers reviews Hereford United's 2012/13 season and states why he thinks there is reason to be optimistic for the next campaign.
The Paul Rogers Blog: Five-year-old Kai Haywood proves that there is good news out there

IN his blog this week, Hereford Times senior reporter talks about an heroic five-year-old who saved his mum's life after she had a diabetic attack which shows that "it's not all bad in Hereford".
The Paul Rogers blog: The closure of the Garrick House multi-storey car park will hit shop owners in Hereford city centre

IN his blog this week, Hereford Times senior reporter looks at the impact the closing the Garrick House multi-storey car park could have in Hereford city centre.
The Paul Rogers Blog: My take on the Swansea versus Chelsea ballboy row

In his blog this week, Hereford Times senior reporter Paul Rogers gives his take on the incident that dominated the Swansea versus Chelsea match on Wednesday? Where do you stand? vote on our poll.
The Paul Rogers Blog: Should Hereford United reduce ticket prices?

IN his blog this week, Hereford Times senior reporter Paul Rogers discusses whether Hereford United should consider reducing ticket prices in an attempt to entice more supporters to games. Have your say and vote on our polls.
The Paul Rogers Blog: A look back at Christmas number one singles

IN his blog this week, Hereford Times senior reporter Paul Rogers reminisces over the best and worst Christmas number one songs.
The Paul Rogers blog: Should the price of alcohol be increased to curb binge drinking?

IN his blog this week, Hereford Times senior reporter Paul Rogers discusses ministers' plans to set a minimum alcohol unit price of 45p
The Paul Rogers blog: Fireworks can be dangerous if held in the wrong hands

FOLLOWING reports that youths threw fireworks into a crowd at a Ross-on-Wye bonfire evening, almost injuring a toddler and a one-month-old baby, Hereford Times senior reporter Paul Rogers discusses whether more needs to be done to ensure that they are held safely
The Paul Rogers Blog: Goodbye Ceefax - you will be missed!

WITH news that BBC's Ceefax service had finally closed down this week, Hereford Times senior reporter Paul Rogers looks back at what it offered the general public.
The Paul Rogers blog: What are you scared of?

FOLLOWING a giant huntsman spider being found at a Hay-on-Wye cafe, Hereford Times senior reporter Paul Rogers takes at other things that people are scared of.
The Paul Rogers blog: Apparently Hereford Futures' £4m flood defences worked on Monday. Really?

IN his blog this week, Hereford Times senior reporter Paul Rogers says that he's flabbergasted that the multi-million pound flood defences did not protect the Merton Meadow car park earlier this week.
The Paul Rogers blog: Who should win Sports Personality of the Year?

IN his blog this week, Hereford Times senior reporter Paul Rogers has the unenviable task of trying to pick the winner of this year's BBC Sports Personality of the Year
The Paul Rogers blog: Wishing the Herefordshire Paralympians all the best for London 2012

IN his blog this week, Hereford Times senior reporter Paul Rogers previews the London 2012 Paralympic Games
The Paul Rogers blog: Hereford United have it all to do as they start life back in the Blue Square Bet Premier

IN his blog this week, Hereford Times senior reporter Paul Rogers looks at how he thinks Hereford United will fare in the Blue Square Bet Premier

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Lost bracelet has sentimental value

Lost bracelet has sentimental value

I WAS shopping in Hereford on Christmas Eve and unfortunately I lost my gold effect Gucci bracelet watch. It was over 14 years old and a present from my family for my graduation following my nurse training.

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