Archive - Saturday, 15 December 2018

Heineken hosted RVS lunch for socially isolated at Volunteer pub in Hereford
EIGHTEEN elderly residents and volunteers from the Royal Voluntary Service in Hereford joined licensees Lisa Beckett and Duane Morris and staff at The Volunteer Inn for a three course Christmas lunch with all the trimmings.
Spectacular shooting stars light up sky
DID you see the spectacular show of shooting stars over Herefordshire this week?
Hereford learning to manage games, said Richards
HEREFORD Head Coach Marc Richards said that his side are learning how to manage games after holding onto a 2-1 victory against Billericay Town.
Saplings planted in memory of war dead
ONE hundred years ago, acorns from a First World War battlefield were brought home to Herefordshire.
Hereford Times Columinst Sue Thomas says 'help us to stop drug dealers'
Through national media and communications, the public are being exposed more and more to messages and information regarding what is called “County Lines” – so what is this?
JKHS Sixth Form students celebrate Christmas
JKHS Sixth Form students started Christmas celebrations in style with their annual dinner and dance which was held this year at Kingsholm Stadium, Gloucester.
Herefordshire firm Prometheus wins Investors in People Award
A HEREFORDSHIRE firm has carried off a top prize at the prestigious Investors in People Awards 2018.
Hereford FC 2 Billericay Town 1- FA Trophy 1st Rnd as it happened and scores
Hereford host Billericay Town in the FA Trophy first round this afternoon after previously knocking out FC United of Manchester. The Bulls have been without a competitive game for two weeks after last weekend's game against Guiseley was postponed.
Facelift for visitor facilities at Berrington Hall near Leominster
VISITOR facilities at Berrington Hall have been given a welcome facelift.
Rail improvements needed in Herefordshire
For the equivalent amount of money being thrown at the railways HS2 project, vast numbers of improvements could be made to the rail system throughout Britain, to improve things for the public travelling on the rest of the rail system.
Herefordshire suffers from cuts in the legal aid budget
HEREFORDSHIRE has been one of the many areas to suffer as cuts to the legal aid budget in England and Wales have created advice deserts across the country, research by the BBC Shared Data Unit has revealed.
New cinema with sofas to open in Hereford
A NEW cinema with comfortable sofas and table service is opening in Hereford.
Eight-year-old completes challenge for charity which helped his brother
AN EIGHT-year-old walked from Hay Bluff to Longtown to raise money for a charity which provided a wheelchair for his brother.
Methodist leaders to sell 'dark, dank and dingy' church
A COUNTY Methodist congregation is looking to move out of its ‘dark and dingy’ church and into a new multipurpose home.