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  • Crews called to fire on trading estate

    A FIRE was found in a derelict building on a Hereford trading estate this afternoon. A fire service spokesperson said crews were called to reports of the fire on the Holmer Trading Estate at 5.37pm today. Crews used breathing apparatus and hose

  • Fire crews called to flat after cooking food left unattended

    FIREFIGHTERS were called to reports of smoke coming from a flat in Ledbury this afternoon. Crews from Ledbury and Malvern attended the scene in Martin's Way after they were called at 3.28pm today. The property was empty and cooking had been left

  • Signs removed from accident blackspot due to safety concerns

    A DOZEN signs have been removed from an accident black spot in the north of the county because of safety concerns. The signs have been removed from the A4110 Mortimer's Cross, near Leominster, this week by Herefordshire Council/Balfour Beatty Living

  • Proposals for flats above old bank

    DEVELOPERS want to convert the upper floors of a former town centre bank into flats. Ben Tagg has submitted plans to Herefordshire Council to convert the empty floors above the Old Natwest building in Ross-on-Wye. The ground floor and basement

  • Opticians turns Hawaiian to help food bank

    A HEREFORD opticians held a Hawaiian-themed party last month and collected 250kg of food for the city's food bank. Staff at Specsavers on Maylord Street dressed up in Hawaiian-print shirts and grass skirts, along with silk-flower leis. The

  • Homeless man died as a result of pneumonia

    A HOMELESS man who refused medical treatment while sleeping rough on the streets of Hereford died in hospital, an inquest heard this week. Paul Workman, 54, had developed pneumonia caused by his long-term drug addiction and collapsed at St. Peter's

  • 'Relief' as A49 road closures switch to nights

    FRUSTRATED residents urging Highways England to switch to night time closures on the A49 near Ross-on-Wye have finally got their way. Businesses said they were suffering from the closures on the A49 at Peterstow, but Highways England said they would

  • Library's books damaged by rain coming through ceiling

    A COUNTY library has had a "substantial amount of stock damaged" after water came flooding in through the ceiling, Herefordshire Council said. There will be limited access until further notice at Kington library and there will be less stock than

  • Dinosaurs in Hereford as new app launched for exploring city

    A NEW mobile phone app will make it easier for families to explore and learn more about Hereford, say Hereford City Council who have funded the scheme. The council said users of the Love Exploring mobile app will be able to follow trails in the

  • Meteor display lights up Herefordshire skies

    A METEOR shower could be seen in the skies of Herefordshire in the earlier hours of Tuesday morning. Chris Lyons, of the Hereford Times Camera Club, managed to picture one of the meteors over Ross-on-Wye, which are mostly no bigger than a grain

  • Fundraisers overwhelmed by community generosity

    THE generosity of a Herefordshire community has smashed a charity fundraising target. Fundraisers Kington Lions had initially hoped to raise enough money to purchase a 'school-in-a-box' through the sale of items in the community shop and cash donations

  • Visual feast on display at Green Stage Gallery

    Greenstage Gallery's Summer show which runs until Sunday, September 1, features work by Brian Denington, Chris Howells and Kathryn Sassall, many of whose cycling paintings are based on the Tour de France. Brian Denington was born in 1944 in Glastonbury

  • Johnson creates headlines with Captain's Prize win

    A FORMER sports writer was creating his own headlines by winning Ross Golf Club's Captain's Prize Competition. Twelve handicapper Martin Johnson took his first major victory with a 42 stableford score. Johnson has spent over 40 years previously

  • Bulls to give ‘serious thought’ about going full-time

    HEREFORD FC Chairman Andrew Graham says that the next Head Coach must be willing to take the club through the transition into full-time football. Speaking to the club’s website Graham said that the club had already received applications following