WINGER Taylor Allen felt that the Bulls had more control than in recent weeks in their 1-1 draw with Farsley Celtic. The Forest Green Rovers loanee who has been out in recent weeks through injury but his 68th minute opener looked to have won the
THERE was a fabulous turn-out for the switch-on of Leominster's Christmas lights earlier. Crowds packed the Corn Square and defied the cold to create a wonderfully festive atmosphere. Fairground rides began in the town at noon, and there was
HEREFORD manager Russell Slade said referee Edward Duckworth made a ‘huge error’ in disallowing a Bulls goal which would have seen them go 2-0 ahead in their 1-1 draw with Farsley Celtic. Substitute Alex Bray netted in the 81st minute, but Duckworth
COULD you choose 50 buildings that tell the story of Hereford? That is the task Derek Foxton and Ron Shoesmith set themselves in their new book, aptly called Hereford in 50 Buildings. They are well qualified for the challenge. Derek has
HEREFORD FC Chairman Andrew Graham said he had a ‘tough phone call’ resulting in the resignation of Head of Football Tim Harris. Talking in his programme notes ahead of today’s game, Graham said: “It has certainly been an incredibly difficult few
DEVELOPERS want to change the use of the upper floors of Hereford’s former post office building into seven flats. Terry Macey has submitted the plans to Herefordshire Council which include retaining part of the existing ground floor as retail space
BROMYARD Household Recycling Centre was closed after a vehicle was fired at with an air rifle. Police were called to the incident on the Linton Industrial Estate on Saturday morning. RELATED NEWS: New councillors appointed for Bromyard
BROMYARD and Winslow Town Council has co-opted two new councillors. Graham Collins and David Masters were voted in by councillors ahead of Helen Campbell and Paul Weaver. Mr Collins, 66, a former police officer who moved to the town in July
HEREFORDSHIRE Council could invest up to £100m to build new social houses. The plans to build the new council homes form part of the local authority’s budget proposals for next year. The funding would be used over four years from 2022/23 and
