CEREALS grown on a mixed farm in Herefordshire are being turned into high-quality animal feed as part of a diversification enterprise. The Davies family at Upper Court Farm, Clifford, launched UC Feeds three years ago as an alternative to selling
THOUSANDS of starlings came together to perform this mass aerial dance in north Herefordshire. This stunning video, filmed by Chris Marsden in Brierley, near Leominster captures the incredible, fluid movement of the birds as they come together
HEREFORDSHIRE Council workers and councillors had to be relocated after part of the ceiling at Shirehall collapsed recently. The children’s services offices and the members room was affected and former council leader Roger Phillips confirmed he
A former winner of Bromyard Folk Festival's Future of Young Folk Award, Molly Pipe has now secured a role in Radio 4's popular and long-running serial drama, The Archers. "I auditioned with the Norman Beaton Fellowship ('a flagship initiative run
As has been the case for any number of years, our rural bus services are yet again under threat. The local council seems to cut subsidies every year and we who rely on them to get to work have the same situation and worry annually. Some of us do not
LADY Hawkins' School booked their place in the regional indoor cricket finals after being crowned 'County Champions'. Five teams from four secondary schools took part in the Lady Taverners under-13s Indoor Cricket finals at Bridge Street Sports
A COUNTY charity will be hosting a "spectacular auction of promises" in aid of traumatised and displaced children. The Teddy Trust, which collects and provides stuffed toys to children around the world suffering the traumas of war, starvation or
HEREFORD FC have re-scheduled their game against Brackley Town to take place at Edgar Street on Tuesday, March 26 to kick-off at 7.45pm. It is the second time the match has been re-scheduled after Tuesday night’s game was called off due to a waterlogged
A HEREFORDSHIRE dressage rider has qualified for a national finals next month. Emma Chinn, who lives near Ross-on-Wye, was runner-up in her class at a National Schools Equestrian Association (NSEA) County Dressage Qualifier at Kings Equestrian Centre
MOTORISTS in Tenbury Wells faced a quackers delay to their journey this morning! Whilst trees succumbing to the high winds have brought traffic grinding to a halt in some parts of the county, some drivers have met some very different obstacles.
A FORMER Herefordshire teacher is forging a new career as an author with the publication of her first book. Set in and around the city of Hereford, Elaine Dimbylow's newly published book 'After the Affair' tells the story of rural priest Richard
EPILEPSY specialists will be on hand at Hereford County Hospital to raise awareness of the condition on International Epilepsy Day. Epilepsy is the most common neurological condition affecting 1 in 103 people in the UK. More than 1,400 people
HEREFORDSHIRE Golf Club had a tree planting ceremony as part of their 50th anniversary celebrations of the land purchase of their Foxley Estate course. A large number of Hardwood trees were planted to celebrate the anniversary by the side of the
THE atmosphere was magical at St Mary's C of E Primary School, Fownhope when witches and wizards of all ages attended breakfast and assembly to celebrate World Book Day. With Harry Potter music and wands at the ready pupils and family attended a
The Friends of St Andrew’s 100 Club draw took place in the Red Lion Inn on Thursday, March 7th. Jon and Natalie Evans won first prize of £50 with ticket number 33. Second prize of £25 was won by Philip Minton with ticket number 94. Dennis Price won
This is happening later than usual this year, on Friday 29th March with a 7.30pm start in the Village Hall. We welcome teams of four: come along as a team or make up one on the night. Please bring a bottle if you would like. Entrance is £4
The art group is back in Bredwardine village hall from March and dates are Fridays 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd and 29th. As usual we meet between 1pm and 4pm to paint, draw and learn about art. The sessions are ‘drop in’ and cost £5 each week, which
A FORMER drug addict, who says she was a "master manipulator" when asking for money on the streets, has urged people not to give cash to beggars and instead donate to services which help homeless people. Rosie Kirkham, aged 54, used hard drugs,
THURSDAY, MARCH 14 FOOTBALL MIDLAND FLOODLIT YOUTH LEAGUE Southern Division Bromyard Town v Stourport Swifts Pegasus Juniors v Redditch United SATURDAY, MARCH 16 FOOTBALL NATIONAL LEAGUE NORTH Alfreton Town v Hereford
Change is in the air for The Hereford Gilbert and Sullivan Society as they prepare for their first operetta with new musical director, Hannah Bowman, who, at 23, is their youngest musical director yet. After 17 years of successfully developing the
A LEOMINSTER bar can still trade despite breaches that “undermined licensing objectives and hindered police investigations”. Herefordshire Council’s licensing sub-committee agreed to allow the continuation of the premises licence at the Ducker
PEOPLE in Herefordshire who bought their old council houses made an average profit of £52,000 when they sold them, new figures show. Just under a dozen made profits of between £90,000 and £100,000. Very few made a loss, although one buyer was
