Leominster Town 7 Blackheath Town 2 A FOUR-goal display from Terry Williams fired Leominster Town to a thumping 7-2 demolition of the West Midlands League Division One basement boys this afternoon (Saturday). Sam Pearson bagged a brace for
Bromyard FC continued their unbeaten season with a 4-0 victory away to Orleton Colts Reserves, writes TOM VALE. Former Worcester City player Chris Jefferson, scored a brace in a super performance to further increase Bromyard’s inevitable
ONE of the undoubted highlights of the year, Borderlines Film Festival opens on Friday, March 1, with some prestigious additions to an already rich and varied programme. It has been announced that the festival will host the English premiere of
FEARS that chain stores will disappear from High Town were given further justification with TK Maxx’s relocation plans last week – while the council refuse to act, says a Herefordshire councillor. Councillor Mark Hubbard insists there is “a whole
HAVING spoken to many others, I feel that praise should be heaped onto Amey and its subcontractors for the magnificent way they kept the roads clear during the recent arctic spell. A pity the same cannot be said for the company collecting, or rather
HEREFORD boss Martin Foyle, somewhat surprisingly, retained an unchanged team for the visit to the R Costings Abbey Stadium. Although there were rumblings that Marlon Jackson might come back into the side, Ryan Bowman and Chris Sharp continued in
FOLLOWING the news that Whitbourne CE Primary School could close at the end of March, a group of concerned parents has vowed to fight to keep it open. Deb Walker, whose daughter is one of 25 children who attend the school, said the importance of
FUNERAL director John Taylor 61, from Orleton stands accused of murdering his wife Alethea, 63, and disposing of her body while having an affair with another woman Worcester Crown Court hears. Round-up of the key points so far: The prosecution
A 59-YEAR-old man says he was forced to flee a pack of 12 dogs after they turned on his terrier while out walking near Titley Pools nature reserve on Saturday. Michael Barratt says he “feared for his life” as he ran more than 200 yards home, with
THERE is an air of expectancy in Hay-on-Wye as residents await the long overdue announcement by Powys County Council of its revised plans for a new primary school, which itself is long overdue. It is well over a year since Powys announced it was
Frome Court, Bartestree Agent: Knight Frank Offers: £185,000-£234,500 Call: 01432 273087 KNIGHT Frank is selling the last phase of this landmark development. The grade II-listed former convent has been sympathetically refurbished
THIS year’s Whitbourne Hedgelaying Contest proved to be a big success. Despite having to cancel this competition due to bad weather, the subsequent one held on February 9 proved to be very popular, with 10 contestants taking part and fortunately
PEOPLE can breathe easy knowing there’s to be an advice clinic on respiratory techniques in Hereford. Advice on sinus problems, hyperventilation and sleep apnoea will also be on offer at the Hereford Centre for Natural Health on Eastholme Avenue
FOLLOWING the huge success of its world premiere at Hampstead Theatre in 2011, Ludlow-based Pentabus Theatre is touring the critically acclaimed family drama For Once. It is written by rising star and Olivier Award-nominated writer Tim Price and
