VISITORS to the Kington Show, one of the largest one-day agricultural shows in the country, enjoyed a day of glorious autumn sunshine. They also witnessed a wonderful reminder of Herefordshire's enduring fondness for farming and those who work
LOANEE defender Jack Bodenham says the Bulls can learn defensively off opponents Guiseley after suffering a 3-0 defeat. The 19-year-old, from Cardiff City, was praised by manager Russell Slade for his debut performance. “Obviously it wasn’t
HEREFORD manager Russell Slade said that defensive lapses cost his side as the Bulls suffered a third away defeat of the season. Guiseley striker Aaron Martin capitalised on a Jordan Cullinane-Liburd error to put his side ahead after just 10 minutes
AN EVENING celebrating the life of a popular family man and farmer from Canon Pyon raised more than £20,000 for St Michael’s Hospice. Vivian Powell died at the Bartestree hospice on Christmas Day last year, aged 68. In his memory, Vivian’s friends
BUSINESSES in Herefordshire will have the chance to be updated on the very latest employment law changes at a seminar next month. Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors' employment law seminars will be held at the Three Counties Hotel, Hereford, on October 22
STAFF at a Herefordshire company helped to save the life of their company director after learning vital skills with a British Heart Foundation course. In December last year, Herefordshire Heartstart volunteers delivered the British Heart Foundation
FOLLOWING in the footsteps of his father a 15-year-old, from Hereford, has begun his journey to become a professional footballer after being offered a two-year scholarship playing for Birmingham City. Jordan James has been chasing the dream of playing
HEREFORD and County Athletics Club finished the season with a bang taking 13 event wins in the season finale The Les Davies Trophy match. Children in age categories under-11s to under-15s finished fourth team on the day with Newport the eventual
HEREFORDSHIRE-born naval veteran Jim London has died just a few weeks short of his 100th birthday. He was a young stoker on the British light cruiser HMS Exeter when it was one of three ships sent to confront the pride of the German Navy, the pocket
WELLINGTON ladies and a gentleman are preparing for a grand flower festival called Poetic Licence! The flower festival will be held on October 4-5 between 10-5pm and Sunday, October 6 between noon and 4pm. Programmes will be available at the
THE Eskleyside Agricultural Society, who were established in 1897, are delighted to announce that their 119th Annual Ploughing Match & Show will be held at New Barns Farm, Vowchurch by kind invitation of the Lloyd family and Blackmoor Farm, Vowchurch
LEOMINSTER has been chosen as one of 69 high streets across England that will benefit from a £95 million fund to revive historic shopping areas. Although the exact amount it will receive is not yet known, it will share part of the £21 million allocated
FORMER Hereford mayor Jim Kenyon has left the Herefordshire Independents county council group. Councillor Kenyon, who only joined the group a few months ago, said it was always going to be a short term move. He said he joined to the group to
THERE’S a chill in the air and the nights are drawing in. Autumn is approaching. This can mean only one thing, an event symptomatic of the season in Herefordshire for the last 75 years: the ploughing competition. If you have yet to go to one
