A BIG-HEARTED four year old is taking on his biggest challenge yet in aid of rescue dogs. Mason Saunders, known as 'Chops' in the dog rescue community, will walk to the top of Pen Y Fan in South Wales on August 26 to raise money for Hereford and
We have FREE tickets for Hereford Times readers to visit A Place in the Sun Live at the NEC Birmingham next month. The exhibition of the hit Channel 4 TV show and Europe’s largest overseas property event is open September 21-23. The three-day
BUDGET supermarket Aldi will re-open tomorrow at 8am following a refurbishment. The store in Eign Street in Hereford has been closed since last week for the update. The transformation is part of Aldi’s £300m investment into improving its stores
TODAY we are celebrating International Cat Day. It is celebrated on August 8 around the globe each year and gives us the chance to show off our beloved felines. Here is a gallery of the ten best photos of cats sent in by our readers
A WOMAN who has helped raise thousands of pounds for nurses at St Michael's Hospice has recently celebrated her 100th birthday. May Daniels turned 100 on July 19 and celebrated with her friends and family at Donnington Court. Mrs Daniels has
A FRIEND of the late Alex Evans will push himself to the limit to raise money for the Fund created in his memory. Joe Miles will cycle from Land's End to John O'Groats to raise money for the Alex Evans Fund. The Fund was set up by the family
A DISMAL second-innings batting display cost Herefordshire what had seemed a certain victory in their MCCA Championship clash with Oxfordshire at Brockhampton. A superb unbeaten 156 from Dave Ball, followed up by Jamie McIlroy’s best bowling for
HEREFORD manager Pete Beadle says there is more to come from his new arrivals as they begin to find their feet in the National League North. Full-backs Kieran Thomas and Danny Greenslade played key roles going forward and defensively during the Bulls
By Clare Stevens A century after the passing of the Representation of the People Act, which paved the way for British women to have the same parliamentary voting rights as men, the Hereford Three Choirs Festival chose the rarely-performed Mass in
THE group behind Hereford’s future university has submitted plans to convert a former Bath Street council office. New Model in Technology and Engineering representatives say they want to use the building for educational purposes and make it one
A SHOP owner has said the area outside Hereford Town Hall is "disgusting" and does not give a good impression to visitors to the city. Cherry Savidge who runs a fashion boutique in East Street, Hereford, said she thought the area outside the town
