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  • SAS tips on how to grow your business

    BE READY to fail, but be ready to reinvent your business. That was the message to county firms at a special export show in Hereford. Former SAS officer Joff Sharpe, now the Chief Operating Officer at British Land PLC, gave his advice during a

  • Get a (delicious) taste of veganism

    GET a taste of the vegan lifestyle - including cake and cider - at a special fair at the Shirehall. And if you do pop along you will also be helping local animal charities. The Vegan Fair takes place at the Shirehall on Saturday, April 6, from

  • Why I love Herefordshire, by racecourse boss

    Rebecca Davies, chief executive of Hereford Racecourse, tells Philippa May what she loves about Herefordshire WHAT WERE YOUR FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF THE COUNTY ON MOVING HERE? I was actually born in Hereford and used to live in Clehonger until

  • University leaders 'enthusiastic' about working with colleges

    EDUCATION leaders in Hereford say they are enthusiastic about the growing engagement the new university is having with the city’s colleges. New Model in Techonology & Engineering’s Ingenuity Studio has been hosting joint activities with local colleges

  • More in Herefordshire sign 'scrap Brexit' petition

    Nearly 14,000 people in Herefordshire have now signed the 'Scrap Brexit' petition. The online petition on the House of Commons website has passed the 5.5m mark, easily the biggest ever recorded. It coincides with the big 'Put It To The People

  • GALLERY: King fires brace as Vixens clinch Girls' Cup crown

    LADS Club Vixens clinched victory in the HFA Girls' Cup final following a 5-3 victory over Tupsley Girls. The under-16 sides met at Pegasus Juniors' Old School Lane after both taking comfortable wins on their way to the final. Hannah King scored

  • Pensioner in seventies brutally beaten in Hereford alley

    A PENSIONER in his seventies has been brutally attacked by thugs in an Hereford alleyway. He was punched by two strangers, who then kicked and stamped on him as he lay on the ground. He had been walking his dog at the time of the attack, and

  • Charity auction to help children overseas

    A LEOMINSTER charity will be holding a special auction to raise vital funds. Based at Dale, in Leominster, the Teddy Trust collects teddies from children around the UK, sending them on to children abroad who have suffered the traumas of war or sexual

  • County tourism organisation to close

    COUNTY tourism has been dealt a blow with the announcement that Visit Herefordshire will close next month. In an announcement made on Twitter today, Visit Herefordshire said: "It is with a heavy heart that we announce the closure of Visit Herefordshire

  • Shobdon thieves hunted - for the washing up

    THIEVES that broke into a community football club and ransacked their club house left with just a handful of tea towels. Shobdon Football Club was broken into sometime between 6.30pm on Thursday night and Friday morning. Thieves used a scaffold

  • Bulls book final spot thanks to Varela goal

    ANA Varela fired Hereford FC Women into the final of the Midwest Counties Female Football League's Bill Allsopp Memorial Trophy after they beat Albrighton Ladies 2-1 in the semi-final. The Bulls probed from the outset and Roxana Dinescu was denied

  • Businesses answer Hereford bugle call

    MORE than 60 guests answered the bugle call to a special breakfast aimed at increasing support for the Armed Forces. The Bugle Breakfast was held at Hereford Army Reserve Centre and was a joint event between the military and local business. It

  • REVIEW: Mass in B MinorJohann Sebastian Bach

    By Peter Fletcher Thirty years in the writing and not performed in its entirety until over a century after the composer’s death, the Mass in B Minor was J. S. Bach’s finest work; some would say the finest piece of western classical music ever written

  • Herefordshire Council promises better car parks

    CAR parks across the county are to be upgraded in a £150,000 scheme. Improvements include surfacing work, better lighting, new safety measures, better signage, and help for parents with young children. The council operates 43 car parks and they

  • Weekend football results

    FOOTBALL MIDLAND FLOODLIT YOUTH LEAGUE Premier South Hereford 2 Alvechurch 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE NORTH Hereford 1 (Josh Gowling) Guiseley 0 MIDLANDS FOOTBALL LEAGUE Premier Division Shepshed Dynamo 2 Westfields 0 Division Three

  • How globetrotter Mark turned model farm into luxury retreat

    Hidden at the foot of the Malvern Hills with their sweeping views and dramatic landscape, Fairoaks offers the perfect antidote to modern living, providing those in search of a little luxurious down time with the winning combination of an idyllic away-from-it-all

  • It's apple blossom time at Putley - almost

    A VILLAGE is patiently waiting for the apple blossom for its annual celebration. Putley's Blossomtime event takes place on Sunday and Monday, May 5 and 6. It will be centred on cider tasting in the parish hall, with well over 100 ciders and perries

  • Who left Petal to starve to death?

    THE hunt is on for the owner of this poor pony who left her to starve. Petal, as she was named, was found at the road in the Black Mountains near Longtown, last week. But the filly was so emaciated and anaemic that she had to be put down.

  • Crumbling Herefordshire church 'saved'

    A crumbling church placed on an 'at risk' register has been given £105,000 for vital structural repairs. Residents of Marstow, Ross-on-Wye, are celebrating a lottery grant for their Grade II-listed St Matthew’s Church. It was put on the Historic

  • Trinity clinch overall honours at county swimming gala

    TRINITY Primary School came away with the overall title after winning a total of 26 medals at the Herefordshire Annual Primary Schools’ Swimming Gala recently. A total of 13 schools from across Herefordshire took part in the gala with children from

  • Swimmers take medal haul from regional championships

    LEDBURY and District Swimming Club came away with a haul of medals from the Worcestershire County Championships recently. On day one at Wolverhampton, Will Kennedy picked up Ledbury’s first medal of the championships taking home bronze in the 1,500

  • Hereford's Magna Carta visits Italy

    Hereford Cathedral's copy of the famous Magna Carta has gone on display in Italy. The Cathedral agreed to lend out one of its most prized possessions to an exhibition, partly in the hope that it could spur more Italian visitors to Hereford. But

  • Putson breeder wins at Crufts

    A Herefordshire dog breeder has won a top prize at Crufts. Rottweiler Molly won Best Veteran in Breed for owner Valerie Jones, who is based in Putson. Molly first won the Veteran Bitch class and then beat the Male Veteran to take best in breed

  • REVIEW: Mass in B Minor Johann Sebastian Bach

    Thirty years in the writing and not performed in its entirety until over a century after the composer’s death, the Mass in B Minor was J. S. Bach’s finest work; some would say the finest piece of western classical music ever written. Some parts, like

  • Is Anna victim of rising dog thefts?

    A FAMILY fear their three-year-old spaniel Anna is the latest victim in a growing number of dog thefts in Herefordshire. Anna went missing when being walked on private land near the family home at Marden. Despite hours of searching the 'heartbroken

  • Youngsters impress at National Cross Country finals

    BUDDING athletes from Herefordshire put in respectful performances despite being out of their comfort zones at the English Schools Cross Country National Championships. Whitecross High School pupils Eva Tyler and Matt Brunnock took part in the junior

  • Hereford charity rated best in country

    A Hereford charity has been named the best in the country at what it does. National Star, which supports young people with disabilities and learning difficulties, was named the Specialist Provider of the year at the Tes Further Education Awards

  • Lego workshop will help to design official Herefordshire flag

    Organisers say they are "encouraged and delighted" by the early response to the competition to create a flag for Herefordshire. The contest closes in just over two weeks, on April 15. But the county's flag committee say they have already had a substantial

  • Then and now: new homes transform rural scene

    THESE pictures chart the changing face of a picturesque field in Herefordshire. Amateur photographer Tim Chandler took the photos, which he says show "how things have changed from a lovely rural scene to a building site". They show building