AIDAN Thomas shined under the Westfields floodlights as the Hereford side comfortably moved into the next round of the FA Cup. The striker struck four times as Fields overcame Congleton Town 4-1 at allpay.park tonight in the Extra Preliminary Round
HEREFORD captain Josh Gowling said he expects an apology from a fan who said he was laughing following the Bulls’ 3-1 defeat at King’s Lynn Town on Saturday. Gowling said that the fan had posted a screen shot of him from the post-match video and
CONSERVATIONISTS say the decision to halt work on major road schemes near Hereford is a stay of execution for local ancient woods. Woodland Trust campaigners say they are delighted with Herefordshire Council’s decision to review both the Hereford
WITH just weeks left until it is due to be completed the 3G pitch at Hereford Pegasus is taking shape. The pitch has now been laid and the rubber crumb added to the surface. The completion date is September 2, but the club state that they are
BROMYARD continued their promotion charge in the Worcestershire County League Division One and reduced the gap to 14 points on leaders Colwall. While Colwall saw their clash against safe from danger Cookley called off due to rain their county rivals
BUSINESS is booming for Hereford's historic Butter Market, with exciting changes afoot, a spokesperson says. Following the news that two of the market's stall holders are taking the plunge and striking out on a brand-new venture in their own premises
REIGNING GB Liners Marches League Division One title holders Luctonians top the table with three games remaining. Despite initially being cut adrift of the leading pack the Mortimer Park side have responded with a string of wins. Their latest
DOWN on the Farm music festival returned to the Golden Valley for its eighth year last weekend. Starting as a one day event in 2012, organisers quickly expanded into a three-day festival, which was headlined this year by Doctor and the Medics.
ROSS-ON-WYE Town Council has submitted the local neighbourhood development plan to Herefordshire Council. The plan which sets out the vision for future growth in the town is now at the next stage of consultation. Herefordshire Council has announced
THUNDERSTORMS are expected to hit Herefordshire tomorrow. A yellow warning is in place in the east of the county, with forecasters predicting heavy rain and murky conditions. While it is expected to remain mostly dry and sunny with the possibility
A FARM worker breached a restraining order on the day it was made, a court has heard. Artur Srodek, of Lulham near Madley, was charged with breaching a restraining order preventing him from visiting the home of his former partner on three occasions
WEST Midlands Railway is looking to introduce parking charges at Ledbury station. But the rail firm will first be having discussions with local authorities over the wider travel options and measures to offset possible on-street parking by commuters
EMERGENCY services teams will be competing for bragging rights in a six-a-side football competition later this month. The tournament, in aid of various emergency servies charities, will take place on Sunday, August 25, between 11am and 4pm at Victoria
CRAFTY cousins have come together to put a Herefordshire twist into a classic drink. Brother and sister team Susan Vaughan and Robert Hancocks of craft cider company Celtic Marches have been working closely with their cousin, Kate Turner and her
HEREFORD men’s hockey team will face Ross-on-Wye in their opening fixture of the Verde Recreo Hockey League De Cymru & The Marches One. The season commences on September 28, when Leominster will host Bristol and West in the Premier Division.
FACTORY workers in Hereford are to take industrial action. Staff at Special Metals Wiggin took part in an industrial ballot in a dispute over weekend working. Stuart Harrison, from the GMB trade union, said a clear majority voted in favour
WORK is steaming ahead to bring fibre broadband to parts of rural Herefordshire, project leaders have said. The Fastershire project aims to bring superfast fibre broadband to areas of the county which have previously suffered with low broadband
FIREFIGHTERS were called to Leominster's Dishley Street Aldi store this morning after an alarm was sounded at the premises. A fire service spokesperson said a crew was called to the evacuated store after the fire alarm went off earlier today.
A GYMNASTICS club are celebrating having an national title winner amongst their number. Rachel Stephenson won gold at the recent Adult Intermediate British National Tumbling Championship competition in Lilleshall recently. Stephenson is a member
COLWALL clinched two trophies in as many weeks and remain in the league title hunt. The villagers beat Malvern Artefacts by five runs in a dramatic end to the Worcester Evening League's Tansell Cup in the final on Ghost Meadow. Skipper James
PETER Manders, former staff artist at the Hereford Times, has died at the age of 83. Mr Manders, whose work was first featured in the Hereford Times and its sister paper The Evening News in 1960, range from artistic paintings of virtually every
I (try to) catch the 4.30pm from Worcester to Hereford each day, travelling by train as I am currently recovering from a perforated ulcer and the buses are impossible, given the state of the roads. Since March, there have been approximately four
A WAR Memorial flattened in a motoring accident last summer has been given pride of place at the heart of the village. Shobdon's stone cross has been moved from its previous location, where it had stood for nearly a century, after it was badly damaged
SHOBDON are confident that they have got a strong squad ahead of their return to the Herefordshire Premier this season. The Herefordshire County League is due to begin on August 31 and the Dons manager Rob Williams is confident of their chances.
DIESEL has been stolen from a parked van after thieves drilled into the fuel tank. Police said that the van had been targeted by unknown persons while parked in a layby near Middleton-on-the-Hill between August 4 and August 8. A quantity of fuel
DOCTORS say health services in Ledbury will not be able to cope with the extra 1,250 homes planned for the town. Bosses at St Katharine’s Surgery have objected to proposals to build another 140 homes south of Leadon Way. The Bovis Homes scheme
