Ledbury Town 0 Hereford United 10 HEREFORD completed their expected conclusive victory in their opening pre-season match at New Street. The Bulls never looked back after taking the lead through Steve Guinan inside the first 30 seconds.
HEREFORD United were firmly in control of their opening pre-season friendly against Ledbury Town at the interval. The Bulls, who were given the lead inside 30 seconds by Steve Guinan, went on to lead 7-0 at the turnaround. Kris Taylor
WESTFIELDS FC might just have made the signing of the summer! Prince Harry was pictured playing football in the city side’s shirt, which were sponsored by the Hereford Times, during a charity trip to Africa on Tuesday. Westfields chief executive
HEREFORDSHIRE could lose most, if not all, of its “lifeline” rural phone boxes under BT’s cost-cutting plans. So far, Herefordshire Council has heard from 77 communities who want to keep their kiosks. Here’s the boxes under threat that
FIRE crews from four county stations have been called to a mill fire near Ewyas Harold. Staff at Pontrilas Timber called them at 1.30pm this afternoon. Firefighters from Ewyas Harold, Leominster, Hereford and Ross-on-Wye are expected to take some time
A TEACHER who grew up in Herefordshire will be leaving the British Isles for west Africa this autumn to work in a shelter for abused children. Rachel Solly, originally from Hoarwithy and a former pupil at the Bishop of Hereford’s Bluecoat School
HEREFORDSHIRE Council is urging people to fit a food waste disposer. The Sink Your Waste scheme offers up to £80 cashback to people who buy one of the gadgets. Food waste disposers fit under the kitchen sink and grind food waste into small pieces
VILLAGERS in Herefordshire can talk crime with the thin blue line next week. Members of the Ledbury Rural Policing Team are holding a surgery in Cradley Post Office tomorrow (Wednesday). The meeting – between 11am and 1pm and attended by PC Debbie
A FLOOD defence project in Ross-on-Wye is set to be completed by the end of the year. Work on the Ross Flood Alleviation Scheme was started last September, although progress has recently been slow following tunnelling difficulties. A 350-metre
INCREASING production costs and “inflation-busting” duty rises could undermine Herefordshire’s cider industry. That was the warning posed by Fenella Tyler, chair of the National Association of Cider Makers (NACM), at an annual meeting of cider
A CLYRO resident had stocks of household fuel stolen last week. Police believe the theft occurred sometime between 9pm on July 3 and 6pm the next day. Anyone with information should contact PC Ian Harvey ar Hay Police Station on 0845 330 2000.
A FUN day is taking place in Eardisland this weekend. It will take place on the recreation ground next to the village hall between 1pm and 4.30pm on Saturday (June 12).
