HEREFORD FC are hopefully to continue talked with midfielder Stephen Dawson after the weekend. An update on the Hereford FC website said: “Talks with Stephen Dawson regarding an extension to his stay at Edgar Street have stalled for the weekend
THE PRESIDENT of the National Farmers Union (NFU) has called the government’s Agriculture Bill “one of the most important pieces of legislation” the country has seen. The Bill was produced this month at parliament with major elements included changes
FORMER Hereford FC midfielder Simeon Maye has signed for fellow National League North side Brackley Town. The 25-year-old signed for Hereford after impressing in pre-season before leaving the club in October.
KETTERING Town says there is no pitch inspection planned ahead of the visit of Hereford FC tomorrow. A statement on the club’s website said: “Due to better climatic conditions there is no planned pitch inspection for the game on Saturday. “
A PERSONAL data breach at a Herefordshire secondary school is being investigated by police. West Mercia Police is said to be taking the cyber attack “extremely seriously” after personal documents are believed to have been wiped from computer systems
A HEREFORDSHIRE charity has been given a £2,500 boost from the Hereford Times. ECHO, which works to improve the lives of disabled people, will spend the money on improvements at the Priory Centre, Leominster. The centre runs sessions in areas
THE DRIVER of a car that crashed into a telegraph pole near Bromyard had to be cut free by fire crews. The air ambulance was among the emergency response to the single-car collision on the B4214 at Edwyn Ralph on Friday morning. "One car had
Next week is Village Hall Week 2020. We want to hear about your local village halls or community building. What makes it special to you? Is the building used correctly? Is the heart of your community? Please contact me: Theresa Brandeberry
Stony Hill is an elegant three bedroom detached house sitting in a quiet tucked away position on a country lane yet very conveniently within a short walking distance of Ledbury town centre. The house sits in a plot of just under two acres, comprising
A HEREFORDSHIRE high school sixth form has been ranked among the top two per cent in England. John Kyrle High School's sixth form was rated in the Government's key stage 5 league tables at the end of last year. Data was then analysed by ALPS,
THE REGION’S fire service has been told it must improve how it treats staff and be more efficient as part of an annual inspection. Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service (HWFRS) was rated ‘good’ for effectiveness but ‘requires improvement
A BUSY main road near Ledbury is blocked by a fallen tree. The A449 Worcester Road is closed between High Street and the Eastnor Castle turn off. Traffic website Inrix reports traffic trying to get out and into Ledbury from Malvern is affected
A&E waiting times figures at Hereford County hospital in December were the worst in five years, according to NHS analysis. Approaching 2,000 patients were left more than four hours before being dealt with. Almost a third of patients were
THE POPULAR Netflix series Sex Education is back for 2020, with some of the show's scenes filmed in Ross-on-Wye. The series returns today, January 17, after it became a huge hit when it first premiered last year. Netflix delighted fans when
HERE comes the sun! After a dismal week of rain and gales Herefordshire is set for a sunny weekend... and it's set to bring smiles all round. After a frosty morning, there will be sunshine throughout the day on Saturday, according to the Met
HEREFORDSHIRE councillors have approved plans for a new home for the manager of a local fishing tourism hotspot. Simon Bozward, who wants to build a house and garage at Docklow Pools off the A44 Worcester road near Leominster, said the lack of
CAT lovers with the most purr-fect pets are being invited to nominate their furry friends for the biggest event in the feline year – the National Cat Awards 2020. The annual event is run by the charity Cats Protection and celebrates the nation’
It is now more than a month that the C1039 road outside Kingsland has been closed due to the appearance of a small sink-hole on its verge. Locals had been aware of this minor hazard for many months before it attracted official notice, but since
INSPECTORS have judged a Herefordshire primary school ‘inadequate’ after a recent visit. The Ofsted report said the quality of education, leadership and management at Bredenbury Primary School, near Bromyard, which previously had a ‘good’ rating
