PREPARATION was key as Weobley High School saw their boys and girls teams come away winner's cups from the Herefordshire County School Games. Four teams from the school including year seven and eight boys and girls had qualified in the top two for
THE date has been set for the rearranged Brackley Town game at Edgar Street as Tuesday, March 12. It will be the third time the sides have met after the Bulls were beaten at Brackley in the league and at Edgar Street in the FA Trophy. The game
STUDENTS will be walking out of classes in Hereford tomorrow to highlight the dangers of climate change. The "strike for climate justice" will begin at 11.30am outside Hereford Sixth Form College on Folly Lane. Organisers, in a post on social
Hobson’s Choice Shanty Singers will be performing tomorrow night to help boost a trust benefitting the young people of Leominster. The fundraising event for the Janice and Peter McCaull Trust is at The Forbury, Church Street (accessible venue) at 7pm
STAFF working at a travel agents were threatened with acid by a convicted bank robber. Lloyd Kieran Jones, 38, carried out attacks on two travel agents while out of prison on licence. Hereford Crown Court this week heard that Jones entered
HEREFORDSHIRE is heading off to the Continent: despite the uncertainties of Brexit, this rural county with big ambitions will be boldly reaching out to Europe in the next few days. The EU spotlight will be focused on Herefordshire and all it has to
IMPROVING golf prospect Cam Haines showed his early season form by hitting an eagle on his way to winning Ross Golf Club's Mixed 4th Winter Stableford. The 2017 Club Champion and Juniors Captain Haines playing off a 3 handicap, was in impressive
RESIDENTS at Charles Court warmly welcomed Beavers from the 22nd Hereford Scout Group. The five to eight year olds met the residents and helped out at tea time serving cold drinks and sandwiches. The residents were treated to the children's knot
After breaking box office records in 2018, David Pugh and Dafydd Rogers will produce the 2019 UK tour of the Old Vic production of Yasmina Reza’s Olivier, Tony and Moliere award-winning comedy ART, translated by Christopher Hampton. When Serge spends
A TALENTED Hereford Sixth Form College student is among the UK's top teen Computational Thinkers. A-Level student Ted Williams was invited to the University of Oxford's Department of Computer Science as a finalist in a UK-wide competition. Of
The Friends of St Andrew’s 100 Club draw took place in the Red Lion Inn on Thursday, February 7th. Ted and Joan Waring won first prize of £50 with ticket number 62.Second prize of £25 was won by Panda Morgan with ticket number 30. Roger Bowen won
The art group has moved studio through January and February. We are still meeting on Fridays between 1pm and 4pm but we are re-locating to Staunton Village Hall. February dates are 1st, 8th, 15th and 22nd. Bring your own materials to the Friday
Ripplewood Manor Collington Bromyard Agent: Andrew Grant Offers: £1,550,000 Call: 01905 734735 RIPPLEWOOD Manor enjoys an outstanding rural position amidst delightful rolling countryside between the market towns of Bromyard
Novelist Lucy Dillon, from Herefordshire, has been shortlisted for The Goldsboro Books Contemporary Romantic Novel Award in the Romantic Novelists' Association's 2019 Romantic Novel Awards. Bestselling historical novelist Alison Weir will present
HEREFORD Head Coach Marc Richards says the next two away games against relegation rivals Ashton United and FC United are like any other game. The Bulls sit eight points above Saturday's opponents Ashton in 20th, but having played two more games.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14 FOOTBALL MIDLAND FLOODLIT YOUTH LEAGUE Premier South Hereford v Stourbridge Southern Division Bromyard Town v Redditch United SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16 FOOTBALL Ashton United v Hereford MIDLANDS FOOTBALL
THE county's Green party say they would abandon all plans for a western bypass and southern link road in Hereford if elected in May. The party set out its stall last week for the upcoming elections as national co-leader Sian Berry attended at Hereford
Impatient and ‘idiotic’ drivers have been removing barriers and driving through a road closure near Hereford. Residents alerted highways contractors about the dangerous and illegal actions by motorists last weekend when Haywood Lane was officially
