THERE is still a police presence in an alleyway in Worcester where a man is said to have been stabbed multiple times. A man, aged around 30, was reportedly stabbed multiple times before collapsing in the city's Charles Street yesterday evening
HEREFORD manager Russell Slade says that he ‘loves a little cup run’ and will be targeting a place in the second qualifying round with a victory over Truro on Saturday. Hereford will meet Truro again in the first qualifying round of the FA Cup,
From: admin Sent: 18 September 2019 14:54 To: MS-Hereford Editorial Subject: FW: Grandparent write up Grandparents’ Day at St James’ On Friday 13th September, St James’ CE Primary School in Hereford celebrated
A well-known estate agent's office in Hereford has shut down as part of a restructure. Andrew Grant has closed the Broad Street office in the city and has merged operations with the Ludlow branch, which is staying open. The agency believes
HEREFORD FC have signed a young goalkeeper on loan to provide competition for first choice shot stopper Brandon Hall. Warren Burwood has signed on a ‘youth loan’ from Cardiff City, initially for one month. Fellow young goalkeeper Brandon Powell
Ross-on-Wye Neighbourhood Development Plan (NDP) is in its final consultation. This will set the policies for all future development in the town. Councillors will agree policies in the NDP, then planning officers will decide all future planning
A HEREFORD couple will celebrate 60 years of marriage with a small family event, not wanting to make a big fuss. Bob and Gill Doody first met in Hereford in the 1950s, despite neither originally coming from the city. Mr Doody, from Shrewsbury
THE ever popular annual Huntington Chase will be run on Saturday, September 28. Ride a horse, run, cycle or walk for fun over 11km course starting at Huntington Village Hall, taking in Hergest Ridge and finishing at the Swan Inn. Fancy dress
AMERICAN football side Hereford Stampede host Somerset Wyverns in their next associate match this Sunday. The match at Greyhound Rugby Club kicks off at 2pm.
Herefordshire is a county that’s offered plenty of inspiration to authors - from Phil Rickman’s exploration of the supernatural elements to be found in the county to John Lewis-Stempel’s celebrations of its natural beauty Midwinter of the Spirit
HEREFORD manager Russell Slade has strengthened his side ahead of tomorrow's FA Cup tie with Truro City, bringing in Peter Vincenti on loan. The attacking-minded midfielder can play in a number of positions, and Slade said the 33-year-old comes
BRIAN Poole and Keith Bullock are two men from the same town who might have died by now if not for one thing in common - an unusual problem with their sight. The pair both suffered a short loss of sight in one eye. It didn’t last long and its the
Hereford businessman Stan Austin, who died in February last year, was a community stalwart, and he now has not one but three memorial park benches in a row on Castle Green to remind future generations of his contribution to city life. Stan, a bachelor
Jude Rogers, the Guardian's folk critic and regular music writer, has set up new quarterly night of music and spoken word, Bright Field, in Hay-on-Wye's the Globe. Bright Field wil get off to a flying start on Friday, September 27 with Mercury Music
HEREFORD Harriers Wheelchair Rugby Club are recruiting new players as they prepare for a new season. In only their third season playing rugby league the Harriers competed against the likes of Leeds Rhinos and St Helens in last year's Super League
HEREFORDSHIRE's summer is set for a last hurrah tomorrow, with temperatures set to reach up to 24C. It will follow what has been a week of sunshine that has included some spectacular sunsets. But the Met Office is warning people to make the most
THE ever popular dowser, author and earth healer Adrian Incledon-Webber, will be the guest speaker at the October public meeting of the South Herefordshire Dowsers at Aston Ingham Village Hall on October 3. Although Adrian is best known for clearing
TWENTY-SIX Herefordshire family doctors have signed a letter to the Hereford Times expressing their dismay at politicians' response to what they describe as "looming environmental disaster. Although they say they will not be taking part in protest
AN INDIAN restaurant which was given a zero-star hygiene rating after an inspection in August has said the main concerns have been addressed. Jalsagor Restaurant on St Owen St was given the lowest possible score and marked as 'urgent improvement
THE NUMBER of false alarms attended by the Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service has reached its highest level in five years, with thousands of incidents recorded. The Fire Brigades Union says false alarms use up resources and increase
