HEREFORD RFC Head Coach Sean Lynn is already looking forward to next season at the helm after his side completed their campaign with a morale boosting 29-10 win over Stourbridge Lions. The Wyesiders ran over five tries on their final day of the
The UK tour of In The Willows, the brand new musical retelling of The Wind In The Willows, from the award-winning Metta Theatre is coming to Malvern Theatres. With spectacular street dance choreographed by the award-winning Rhimes Lecointe (associate
BRINSOP Court Estate will open its gates to the public this early May Bank Holiday for a very special woodland walk. Held in aid of mental health charity Herefordshire Mind, the May 6 event is the first of many planned during the year. Everyone
Ross Bridge Club's annual charity evening raised £400. The beneficiaries are Home-Start Herefordshire, which helps families with children, and The Madison Shelbie Trust bereavement charity. Home-Start supports families experiencing stress and
A WINNER nine minutes from time from substitute Charlie Docherty gave Ledbury Town the goal they needed to lift this season’s Herefordshire FA Charity Bowl cup. A second half fightback from a spirited Holme Lacy side saw them draw level from two
A TON of rubbish was collected from the River Wye by a keen group of community volunteers in Hereford. Following on from the great success of last year's events, Hereford Community Clean Up Group decided to take on the mammoth task of cleaning up
DIGITAL adverts may soon be displayed from a sign placed next to Hereford FC’s football ground Edgar Street if plans get the go-ahead. John O’Hara, of Birmingham-registered company Replyshort Limited, has submited plans to Herefordshire Council
AN evening series of road races will take place across the Welsh border next month. Rhayader Running Club are hosting their five-kilometre Evening Series Road Race at the Elan Valley. Taking place on May 8, May 22 and June 5 the event will
HEREFORD Couriers have been busy competing across the country and clocking some fast times along the way. Clare Mallender took her category victory as a host of the Couriers took part in the Chedworth Roman Trial 10 miles race at the weekend.
THE number of Herefordshire parents to be offered their first school preference for their child has risen compared to last year. Parents across the county will find out today which primary school their child will be attending in September 2019.
COUNTY planners have given the go-ahead for proposals to improve one of Herefordshire’s important nature reserves for wildlife. Herefordshire Wildlife Trust wants to re-profile the islands within the lake to create shallows to improve plant growth
A FIRST World War remembrance project in Herefordshire has opened a further commemorative walk in honour of a soldier who did not return from the fields of battle. Inspired by a letter written by a Herefordshire Regiment soldier serving in Egypt
A CITY centre café in Hereford could soon be moving if proposals get the go-ahead. Richard Fowler has asked for permission to change the use of 4-5 Bewell Square. which is currently occupied by Gerry Weber, from A1 retail to A3 café/restaurant.
DALES Cricket Club have started their preparations for the new GB Liners Marches League. The club are inviting anybody who is interested in playing for them in the coming season to attend their indoor nets sessions on Thursdays from 7pm at Bridge
A JUNIOR football team are appealing for a new coach to takeover their under-nine team from next season. Bobblestock Bulls FC, currently have two teams and compete in the Herefordshire Junior league at under-nine and under-11 levels. Unfortunately
CLIMATE campaigners from across Herefordshire have taken to the streets of London to spread their message that we are facing an impending ecological disaster. Alongside thousands of fellow protestors from around the country, the group are taking
A HOSPICE has been donated a new summer house for patients and their families - and Father Christmas. The new garden building at St Michael's Hospice in Hereford will double up its use. In summer it will provide a work area for patients and their
THE total cost to local taxpayers to help rescue the struggling college for the blind in Hereford amounts to more than £6m. Herefordshire Council’s contracts and assets cabinet member Harry Bramer made the decision in February to spend £5,395,000
