FLOODS have receded in Herefordshire, but there are still areas affected by last week's downpours. There are now no flood warnings in force for the county, though alerts are still in effect for the river Lugg south of Leominster and the river Wye
FORMER Hereford FC bosses Pete Beadle and Marc Richards have both been linked with the vacant Gloucester City managerial job. The Stroud News state that Beadle is the frontrunner for the role after the surprise departure of manager Mike Cook.
A SHEEP has been killed by a dog on the Malvern Hills. The sheep was found by a grazier on Table Hill, near to Joyner’s Meadow on the northern part of the hills range.. This is the third incident of dogs attacking livestock on the hills in
A FARM has spent more than £100,000 on facilities to process hops based on customer feedback. The investment has seen a hop pellet mill installed on the farm near Bromyard, which should keep hops at their best. Independent farm Brook House Hops
TWO men have been charged with fraud offences in Hereford. Raja Hussain, 23, of Rowley Close in Wembley and Ibrahim Mahmood, 22, of High Road in London, have been charged with conspiracy to commit fraud and are due to appear at Kidderminster magistrates
TWO pubs in the county have been named as having the best licensees in the county, in the 2020 Good Pub Guide. Norman and Janet Whittall of the Three Horseshoes, near Bromyard, and Glenn Williams of the Bell Inn, Tillington, were named in the top
ONE person has been taken to hospital after they were released from their car by firefighters last night. A fire service spokesperson said a crew from Hereford was called to reports of a two vehicle crash on Commercial Road in Hereford at 6.20pm
ONE in four adults in Herefordshire are drinking more than the 14 units a week, research from Public Health England shows. The recommended limit aims to minimise health risks from alcohol, with 14 units around seven pints of lager or seven glasses
DESPITE damp conditions a host of runners took part in this week's Hereford Parkrun. Pictures by Sharon Louise.
FIREFIGHTERS were called to a house fire in south Herefordshire this morning. A fire service spokesperson said crews from Fownhope and Hereford were called to reports of the fire in Clehonger at 5.29am today (Sunday). On arrival, crews found
CAR batteries were stolen when thieves struck at a business premises in Herefordshire. Police said a quantity of car batteries were discovered to have been stolen from Severn Trent's business yard on Little Marcle Road, Ledbury yesterday. The
