Archive - Wednesday, 20 June 2018

Goalkeeper Puddy leaves Hereford
GOALKEEPER Will Puddy has rejected an offer from Hereford FC and signed for National League South side Chippenham Town.
Villages to be visited by Gilbert & Sullivan Society
Hereford Gilbert and Sullivan Society is one the road again with its 2018 'Broadway' tour, during which they will be reviving the hits of James Taylor, Gilbert and Sullivan, Stephen Sondheim, George Gershwin and others in a village near you this month.…
Bringing traditional orchards back to Herefordshire
OVER 80% of traditional orchards in Herefordshire have vanished compared with a century ago, but several initiatives throughout the county are underway to restore orchards or create new ones. Many orchards at The National Trust's Brockhampton Estate…
Two stranded canoeists rescued
Two canoeists were rescued yesterday evening by emergency services after becoming stranded on a small island in Byecross, Monnington on Wye.
Performance gives insight into the struggle of homelessness
A GROUP of young people treated Hereford locals recently with an emotional insight into the struggle of homelessness through a live performance called If You Walked a Mile in My Shoes.
Paralympians inspire Hereford schoolchildren
Paralympic aces Danielle Brown and Jack Rutter paid a visit to a Hereford primary school to inspire the next generation of sports stars.
A new outlook for Orchard House in Withington
A GROUP from Lloyds Bank volunteer in the community and they recently went to work in the garden at Orchard House, Withington.
Bromyard RBL at Brockhampton School
ON June 7 and 8 members of Bromyard Royal British Legion, Jan Brodie-Murphy, Cheryl Mason along with Legion friends Wendy and Naomi Halling were invited to Brockhampton School to instruct each pupil in the art of making a Bromyard By-pass poppy.
Prestigious dance studio to hold taster day for youngsters
Budding dancers can find out more about a prestigious London dance studio based in Hereford at a free taster day next month.
Community unites to remember Anne Frank
Communities across the county united to remember Anne Frank at an interfaith Shabbat service.
Bulmers family victims of £2m art burglary, court told
THE family behind Bulmers cider tracked down the alleged art thieves who burgled their home by posting an advert in an antiques magazine six years after the crime, a court has heard.
Co-op to open in Ross-on-Wye
A NATIONAL store chain is set to open a county town convenience shop this summer almost two years after receiving planning permission.