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  • Pupils compete in regional competition

    PUPILS at John Kyrle High School recently competed against the best in the region at the West Midlands Schools Trampolining Competition. Amelie Welsby, James Flitton and Ellie Beare who are all year seven students travelled to Cannock to take part

  • Dark deeds and hidden secrets revealed

    A HEREFORDSHIRE author's latest book digs beneath the surface to discover the lesser-known history of Hereford. Secret Hereford, by local author David Phelps, delves deep into the history of the city, which began with the establishment of the Saxon

  • Single kick sees Colts progress in National Cup

    LEWIS Parkes kicked the winning penalty as Luctonians Colts progressed in the National Cup thanks to a 3-0 victory over Bath. Solid defensive displays from both sides kept the score down but Parkes was able to kick the winning points. The Colts

  • Vital victory in battle to beat the drop for Greyhound

    GREYHOUND took a vital victory in their bid to beat the Midlands 4 West (South) relegation battle by seeing off basement side Redditch 32-14. Under new manager Darren Turner the hosts were always in charge kicking early points and keeping the scoreboard

  • Weobley Primary School among country's best

    A top-performing primary school in Herefordshire has been singled out for praise by the government's education and schools ministers. Weobley Primary School is among the top 3% in the country when it comes to progress results for pupils between

  • Training sessions start in Hereford for 'Mini Messis'

    TRAINING sessions are underway looking for the next young football star. The Mini Messi club is run by Toros FC at their home at Belmont Abbey each Sunday morning. Children aged from four to eight are invited down from 9am to 10.30am and just

  • Pub could be turned into housing

    A RURAL pub could soon be turned into housing. A planning application was this week submitted to turn the Fir Tree Inn at Much Cowarne into five homes. The pub, which stands on the main Hereford to Worcester road, has been closed for a number

  • Tempers fray amid cheating allegations at skittles match

    A SKITTLES match was temporarily halted after allegations of cheating were made. Richmond Lions were hosting Westend in the Division Two clash when tempers frayed. The Hereford Times has been told that Westend accused their opponents

  • Work on protected tree leaves man with £5,000 bill

    A BILL of £5,000 has been given to a man for damaging a protected tree. Hereford Magistrates Court was told that Roy Albert Harrison wanted to cut the lime tree down to clear his land for a housing project. The 78-year-old from Lugwardine

  • Weekend football results

    FOOTBALL NATIONAL LEAGUE NORTH Leamington 2 Hereford FC 2 (James Waite, Tom Owen-Evans) MIDLANDS FOOTBALL LEAGUE Division Three FC Shush v Bartestree WEST MIDLANDS REGIONAL LEAGUE Premier Division Hereford Lads Club P Haughmond

  • The most deadly animals being kept in Herefordshire

    Deadly venomous snakes, a beaded lizard and a zebra, are among the dangerous and wild animals local residents have asked permission to keep in the county. Herefordshire Council has granted all three dangerous wild animal licence applications it

  • Waite to miss three matches

    STRIKER James Waite has been suspended for three matches after being sent off during Saturday’s 2-2 draw. The elbow to his opponent was classed as ‘serious foul play’ leading to the suspension. Waite, who has scored two goals in two appearances

  • Veteran skier Tucker continues to challenge world's best

    VETERAN skier Colin Tucker is continuing to prove that age isn't a barrier as he challenges the best in the world. The 72-year-old is riding high in the overall FIS Alpine Masters World Cup this year in fourth place overall with just under half

  • Hereford housing scheme in line for award

    A major redevelopment project in Hereford has been shortlisted in the UK Housing Awards this year. The regeneration of The Oval was the most ambitious scheme ever carried out by Herefordshire Housing, and it is shortlisted for the Neighbourhood

  • What future Hereford Academy students?

    Fourteen companies took part in a speed dating-style careers discussion morning at the Hereford Academy. The mixture of local and national firms spoke to Year 9 students about what they can offer students when they leave at the end of Year 11.

  • Mistake on road sign brings smiles to Hereford motorists

    COULD it have been down to auto correct? Whatever caused the mistake on the road sign, it is certainly bringing a smile to the faces of drivers stuck by the roadworks on the edge of Hereford. The busy junction where Roman Road meets

  • Modern equestrian home with outstanding rural views

    Long Leap Stonehall Common Nr Kempsey Agent: Fox Grant Offers: £875,000 Call: 01432 367802 Email: liz@foxgrant.com LONG Leap occupies a magnificent elevated position on the edge of the rural parish of Stonehall Common with views

  • Gowling rues conceding goals from second balls

    HEREFORD captain Josh Gowling was disappointed that his side conceded both goals from second ball during their 2-2 draw with Leamington. Despite having to play with 10 men for the final 30 minutes Hereford hung onto their one goal lead until the

  • 20 pictures from Hereford Parkrun

    HEREFORD Triathlon Club took over the voluntary roles at this week's Hereford Parkrun which was another successful Saturday morning event. Pictures by Hereford Triathlon Club.

  • Driving instructor's sex chat with '11-year-old girl'

    A DRIVING instructor is not going to prison despite admitting an attempt to sexually communicate with a child. Paul Swift, of Ryelands Street, Whitecross, Hereford, was caught trying to talk to a 11-year-old girl on the internet as part of a police

  • Hospital rejects waiting time estimates

    HEALTH officers have rejected analysis which suggests more than 10,000 people could be waiting longer than four hours to be seen at Hereford County Hospital in three years’ time. Not-for-profit campaign group 38 Degrees has looked at trends in waiting